The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-29
WATERBURY,
Funerals Of Charles Townc, John Daley
and Mrs. Louisa Newton.

held from his late home last Satur,
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Will
liam Hessel officiated, assisted BY Rev
John G. Prince. The bearers were his
four sons, Vincent Towne, DAME
Towne. Fred Towne and Richard
Towne Burial was in the village Gem
etery. Among those from uot of town
were Mrs Flora Long, Mrs. Annie
Cooney, Mrs. Roy Virgins Of Mont
pelier; Clement Long Of Middlcsex
/ Milford Long Of Lyndonville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Willard Of Barre and Mrs
Arvilla Sweat Of Penacook n ri.
! Charles Carroll Towne was born in
CRANKY Village, Canada, in 1850, the
son Of Daniel and Arvillas tHalel
Towne. Early in life he came with his
| parents to Waterbury Center. He at
tended the public schools and Green
Mountain seminary. In 1880 he mar
ried Nettic T. Gillette, who survives
him with six children, Misses Ida and
| Louise Towne and four sons mentioned
as bearers He also has eight grand
children and six brothers and sisters,
4 Wheelock Towne, Frank Towne, George
Mary Fiddock Of this town and Mrs.
Townc, Mrs. Rachel Demeritt and Mrs.
Louise Willard OF Barre. Mr. Towne
has been for some time familiar fig
ure on our street. was much respected
and will he greatly missed.
The funeral Of John Daley was held
from st. Andrews church Monday morn
ing. Rev. Robert Dewey officiating
Burial was in Holy Gross cemetery. the
bearers being Thomas O'Neil, W. H.
| OBrien, John Carroll and Michael
OBrien of this place. He was the son
Of Morris and Bridget Carr Daley
and was 81 years Of age. He died at
Heaton hospital after a long period
Of i'll health.
The funeral of Mrs. Louisa Newton
was held from her late home in Dux
bury Monday afternoon Rev. William
Hessel ofiiciated. Burial was in the
South Duxbury cemetery. the bearers
being Burt Newton, Ralph Wrisley. Ora
Wrisley and Leon Edison. The de-
ceased was born in Duxbury Feb. rs,
1872 the daughter Of Joseph and
Louisa (Cameron) Turner. She was
the sixth Of family of IL. OF the
six brothers, three served in the Civil
war. She was married May 26, 1861, to
Henry G, Newton. who died q years
ago. Her married life was spent in
Moretown, moving back to Dnxbury
after the death Of her husband. BE
sides her adopted son, Burt Newton Of
Montpelier, at whose home she died,
she is survived by two grandchildren,
nieces and nephews Mrs Newton was
the sister of Mrs. Benjamin Pickett
and was often in this village Until
her last illness she often walked from
her home TO the village. She was very
loyal to her native town and commun
". was bright woman and will be
much missed.
A. r Canerdy remains in poor health.
Mrs. j. r. Smith, Mrs r H. Atkins
and Mrs. Ralph Putnam attended the
meeting Of Marquis de Lafayette chap.
ter, D. A. R., in Montpelier Wednesday.
Miss Marion kimball has returned TO
her home in Mortified. after being a
guest Of her niece, Mrs. John G. Prince.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Flannery and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flannerv attend
ed the FIannery -Gamache wedding in |
Barre Monday morning.
Miss Helen Roscoe of Mt. Holyoke
college is the guest of Misses Ruth and |
Esther Stanley. Miss Roscoe is the
daughter Of Mrs. Nella tRoscoel Paine,
who was an efficient teacher in the
local high school Miss Roscoe's father
now deceased being the principal Of
the school
for two terms at Duxbury Corner, has
accepted position in the Office of the
National Life Insurance company
The farm bureau meets with Philip
shonio Friday evening.
Children's day exercises held at the
Congregational church Sunday morning
were Of unusual merit. as arranged ty
Lena Wallace. assisted by Mrs. Z. A.
Stanley. Mrs. William Gilbert and Mrs,
H. X. Burbank. Decorations were in
charge Of Mrs. Robert Perry, assisted
by Mrs. II. D. Hopkins The instru-
mental music was by the school or-
rhestra, with their accompanist. Mrs. ID.
W. Cooley, at the piano, Mrs. Edwin
E. Palmer at the organ. Miss Media
Abbott of Essex Junction sang in a
pleasing manner "Open the Gates of I
he Temple" the violin obligato being
,iyen by Earl Graves The choir
lang two selections and assisted with d,
he other music The children came in
o the professional, I'VE Come The !
reading was by Lucins 1
3assett with invocation by Rev John 4
!. Prince, short talk being later .
,iyen by him. The juniors sang Z
Trusting in the Saviour" and during
he bsptismal service a double quar- I
ct rendered Jesus Loves the Chill. a
rem There was also reception OF | n
The children's exercises
roper began with Greeting" by Keith
Iassett, followed by the two numbers
y the young ones, which are always 4
all Of unexpected happenings. ~sky
by Jean Burleigh. Jean
stevens and Betty Bingham. and G
Little Floks" by Beverlee Demeritt u
nd Gleason Ayers. There were reel
ations by Mona Graves. Norman
tearns and Margaret Stanley. -Suf- =
rr the Little Children" was sung by y
he primary department Miss Esther
tanley. accompanist. The exercise. =
What We Bring to God" by Dorothy
ark and the primary department. D
'as made more effective by the pan. u
pmimes during which "My Faith y
ooks Up to Thee was sung BY Mr-. I
Demeritf and .Tohn Miller The n