The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-14

Funeral Of Mrs. ]. r. Pease Held Sun.
day.

Funeral Of Mrs. J. r. Pease Held sun
day.
The funeral of Mrs. j. Frank Pease,
aged 40 years, who died Friday morn
ing OF cerebral apoplexy, after an i'll
ness of nine months duration, was
held yesterday at 2 o'clock, Rev. A.
B. Cristy officiating. The bearers were
j. A. Graham, G. d. Cushing. e. P.
Fisher and :. L. Gillette. Among those
from out of town were George Pease
and Ariel Pease of Springfield, Mass,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perry Of Claremont,
n. H., Mr.. and Mrs s. L. Gillette of
Randolph Interment was in the family
lot at Cherry hill cemetery.
Mrs. Pease was a native of Bethel
and was the daughter of the late
Aaron j. and Ada Evans Davis.
Iwenty-one years ago she was married
TO Mr.. Pease who, with their dauph-
ter, Elizabeth, survives her. She had
many friends and was interested in all
religious and phiIanthropic enter
prises.
Miss Mary Keleher has returned
from a Boston visit and was accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart.
Misses Claire and Bland Hart and Mr.
johnson, Of whom Mrs. Hart and
Bland have remained for visit al the
Miss Amy Wilson, after a year of
post graduate study at Cornell univer
sity, is at her home. She was given
her masters degree.
The West Rutland baseball team is
billed to play the local team in Bethel
next Wednesday. This win be an ex-
pensive game, due to the large gnaran-
ty required, and If the public desires
this class of games il must show il by
generous patronage.
DIR. and Mrs. o. v. Greene, Mr.. and
Mrs w. C. Clifford have returned from
a ten-day automobile tour of the
White mountains to Cape Rozier. Me-, |
Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor.
Bar Harbor, northern Maine, Rumford
Falls. Dixville Notch, Enrol. Colebrook.
N. H., Montreal and the Adirondack.
Mrs. Lydia A. Kidder had slight
shock recently and is confined to her
bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Fifeld and their
daughters, Marion and Olga. went YES
terday to visit relatives at Saranac
Lake, N. Y.
Homer A. Norton and Miss Catherine
Davis. both of this town, were mar
red here Aug s by Rev. Thomas j.
Liddy of Randolph.
The service held annually at the
I'D Episcopal church on the Randolph
Dad win occur Aug 20, conducted by
Rev. Charles Chase Wilson of Cohas-
'et, Mass, a native OF Bethel. The
Randolph, Randolph Center, Royalton
md Bethel churches will unite In the
'eryice.
J. 5. Kimball and family are at
lake for their vacation, T.
;. Wright is assisting at the meat
market during Mr.. Kimball's absence
James p Marsh and his grandson.
;erald Whitaker. are visiting in Bos.
on and Wakefield. Mass. George II.
Marsh is in charge Of the furniture
tore during J. P. Marsh's absence
Harry J. Graham and family of
are visiting his old home.
John @. Bedding Of Northampton.
lass. former resident. is at the
,ascom house for few days.
There was much local interest in a
'asebal game played in Randolph last
saturday. due TO the fact that Lee
.avere was pitching for Chelsea, which
Won by score Of IL TO I.
Mrs. Dolly Mahsn went yesterday
o visit friends in Waterbury. III
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Whitman of |
White River Junction were here yester-
ay and Mrs. Whitman taught her
lass as usual at the Methodist Sunday
chool
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Belding Of North
mpton. Mass. Mr.. and and Mrs. r L.
eldinr of Waterbury, Conn, were
ere Saturday.