Obituary and town notices from Williamstown on Evelyn Rowell
The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Harwood Rowell, who died at Barre City hospital June 20 after a six week illness, was held June 22 at her daughter's home. She leaves two children, Ada Reed and Erskine Rowell, plus three grandchildren. Burial was in the village cemetery. Commencement programs at Williams town high school outline events June 24 to July 3. An Odd Fellows delegation visited Washington June 21 to perform the first degree. The family thanks friends for hospital comfort and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Harwood Rowell
Barre City Hospital
A. A. Reed
Alven M. Smith
John Irons
Bristol
Ada Reed
Williamstown
Erskine ( Rowell
Barre
Rebekad Lodge
Mra
Rowell
Richard
Randolph
E. W. Rowell
Tunbridge
W. F., Medcalf
P. G. Reed
East Brookfield
Williamstown High School
Congregational Church
Grange Hall
Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Washington
Boo Abbott
Leroy Carroll
Bridgeport
Gonn
Katherine ‘Turney
Middlesex
Goddard Seminary
Baptist Church
Red Cross
Edna Dashner
Chelsea
J. J. Dashner
Washington Street
Dean Brook
Co. C
Vermont Infantry
Havre
E. C. Brook
Christina Ewen
San Francisco
Cal
Lucille Ewen
Vogue
New York
James Ewen
Orange Street
Ted Loudon
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Loudon
Mies
Theresa Blanche Martin
Berlin
H. W. Soule
Airfield
Goddard
TALK OF THE TOWN Barre notices and schedule notes
Swite and coats at half price at Fitts. samples at Abbott's. Mrs Willis Henry of South Barre to Platteburg by reason of her brother's wife. Rev Beattie returns from Burlington. Barre Rangers Pool hall meeting set for Saturday night. Spiritualist service Sunday at South Harte temple with Rev Effie Webster. Weather and baseball delays noted. Montpelier & Wells River changes may drop Pullman car. suburban trains altered times. Trains Barre to the state capital listed with departure times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitts
Abbott's
Willis Henry
South Barre
Platteburg
Brther
John P. Kelly
W. J. M. Beattie
Burlington
Vermont Episcopal Diocese
B. I. Stanton
Stanley Marah
Plainfield Road
Enosburg Falls
Barre Rangers
Barre Spiritualist Society
South Harte
Effie
Webster
Windsor
Montpelier & Wells River Railroad
Boston
Ha Ines
Barre
Goddard Seminary notes and local society in Montpelier
A long Montpelier item list reports graduates at Goddard seminary, returns from travels, and visits by local residents including Miss Katherine Turney and Miss Edna Dashner. It covers sports cancellations, veterans notices, club meetings, and upcoming public notices at Dewey Park, with items on funeral plans for Samuel Tite and chorale finances.
Sunday Church Services Across Town
Sunday church listings show multiple congregations with services, Sunday schools, and evening meetings. Notable entries include St John the Baptist in Websterville, First Presbyterian in Barre, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Worthen, and East Barre, among others with sermons, prayers, and Red Cross fund events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church
Websterville
Juneau
First Presbyterian Church
Graniteville
F. Blomfield
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Worthen Ball
Granite Cutters' meeting and election notice
A regular meeting of the Barre branch of the Granite Cutters International Association of America will be held in the opera house on Monday evening, June 24 at 7 o clock. Election of all line officers and registry will occur. Humbled by J. L. Will secretary. Expressions of thanks to Kihe mirs for cards and flowers received during stay at the Marre City hospital are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Street
North Main Street
Park Theatre
Asgie
Washington County Veterans Association
Dewey Park
John R. Wilemanya
Washington
Barra
Central Vermont Railroad
Welock
South Quincy
Mass
Universalist Church
John B. Reardon
Leasons
Young People’s Christian Union
Iis
Mise Gladys Rowell
Red Crows Society
Opera
W. A. Wheaton
Chopin
Arne
Nevin
Spohr
Te Barre
GLCA
Opera Houte
Regoiste Dell Unione Degl Scalpeltio
Brarh di Barr
Khiemis
Marre City
Charity Tea Gatherings Spark Local Fund Drive
A fragment from the Irish World describes a parish supper with tea, buns, cakes, and sandwiches to support a good cause. Attendees paid 25 cents per ticket, and a speaker urged community involvement while noting a discount event and a store closing soon after. Local figures Allan McPherson and Florence Whitcomb are referenced amid the cheerful fundraising scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Foresters Hall
Allan
Bbs McPherson
Fin. Sev. L
Florence Whitcomb
East Barre
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. W. Hooker & Co., Inc
Vermont
House Furnishers
Madays
B. P. Rowell
Talk OF
the Town
Henry Vanetti
Caspian Lake
Max Holden
Charles Littel
Leonard Thomson
OM Orchard, Me
Mire Marion
St. Peters
Rutland
Leam
Seminary Coum
Martin
Sone
Balle Chandler
Averill
Ireet
Middletown
Wesleyan University
Raymond Martin
Athena Club
Nora Waterman
Red Cross Fund
Provident
George Morris
Matos
Waterman
Flora Houston
Montpelier Choraleen
Tromote
Iran
Christian Science Church
Summer Street
J. Ww. Sarnath
Opera House
Church of the Good Shepherd
M. Beattie
Span
Berlin Corners Congregational
Frank Blomfvld
Evbool
C. Russell Ford
51 Canadian Rifles
Buremer
Seminary Streets
Edgar Crowland
James Ramage
Brook Street
Red Crows
Ameri
Hedding Methodist Episcopal Church
Bailey Gatzert Lipsky
Joseph
Epworth League
Clare
Boy Wcote
First Baptist Church
Bert J. Lehigh
Franklin Street
Christian Life” Bible School
Olock
Armour’s
Dexter's
Texas
Houghton & Robins
Granite Cutters’ International Asociation of America
Mr. Frank Genre
A. P. Abbott CO
Abbott
Green Mountain
Warner
Takhoma
The
F. D. Ladd Company
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