Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-03-12
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.
There were two deaths IN town Sunday
OF well-known elderly ladies', Mrs Laura
Salisbury Smith and Mrs Clarrssa c.
Beard. Mrs. Smith was the daughter of
Belcher Salisbury who moved here in
1910 from Brattleboro. Mrs. Smith was
born March 22 1915, and was within few
days of 81 years old. only brother SUR
Wives her, of eight children, Judge Lucius
Salisbury of Kenton, Ohio. Mrs. Smith
first married Dr. Henry III. Brown, who
died In 1S47 and second Rev. Bezeleel
Smith who died in 1879. Mrs. Smith leaves
one son, II. Porter Smith of Boston to
mourn her loss She died at the home of
George j. Prince, where she was taken
about two weeks ago. She was one of the
oldest members of the congregational
church. Mrs. Beard died at the home of
her son-in-law, w. +. WaNlner, on How
ard street, aged So years. She leaves two
sons George F. Beard, who Is now in
North Carolina for his health, Charles
Beard of Brookfield, and two daughters
Mrs. w. f. Wardner of this place, and
Mrs G. H. Jackson of Gassets. Her fun
eral will be held Tuesday morning and
her remains will be taken to Brookfield
for interment in the town where she has
always lived until recently.-George r.
Walker was called to Burlington Sunday
on account of the death of his wife, who
had been several weeks at the Mary Flet-
cher Hospital, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis. The remains
were brought here Monday.-George l..
Spear has been quite seriously i'll with
pneumonia but Is now considered to be
better. A council of physicians was held
Saturday on account of his symptoms
which were of n serious nature.-Miss
Mary s. Dubois visited friends in White
River Junction over Sunday
Mrs. Edwin Goodwin died Monday after
noon from heart disease after short Ill
ness. She was CT years old. The funeral
will be held Thursday.
Mrs. q. l.. Merchant went to Quechce
Monday, being called there by the serious
illness of her mother.
Miss f. A. Bell is attending the millin-
cry opening in New York this week.
Miss Alice Hatch Is visiting in Boston.
Pearl r. Drake of Springfield Mass, Is
in town to attend the funeral OF his aunt.
Mrs. George II. Walker, which was held
Tuesday afternoon, Rev Homer White
officiating.
| The funeral of Mrs. Laura Salisbury
Smith was held Tuesday forenoon at the
residence of George j. Prince, Rev. V. NJ.
Hardy of the Congregational church off,
ciating.
TUNBRIDGE.
Hon. Lewis Dickerman of this town has
attended every town ana ireemans meet
Ing in this town for SO years, the meeting
! of last week being excepted. A death in
| his family kept him at home last week.
/ Rev. John p. Demeritt has gone to Exeter
n. H., to spend a week with his family.
| Miss Josie Eastman of Barre has been a
| guest OF Mrs. @. II. Raymond the past
week.-frank Porter last week moved "a
Lebanon, n. H., where he will have his
home for the prescnt.-Miss Edith Wills
has been in Rouses Point, N. Y, the past
week.-Warren w. Parker goes to
Lebanon, N. H., this week to stay some
months.-W. N. Salter OF Bethel, is a
visitor at A. =. Salter's this week.
BRAINTREE.
Henry Soper of Randolph has engaged
the entire family of Asa Snow to run his
farm, and Mr.. Snow will move as soon as
roads will permit.-Mr. Jones of Rochester
has been employed by X. McIntire to work
in his blacksmith shop.-George Flint has
moved from his fathers place TO tn,
Killam farm, recently purchase by him.
Martin Sargent has moved from the Car
Cushman farm to the Otis Riford farm
which he will manage this season-Wil.
liam Ferry's family are sick with hare
colds and under the doctors care-Mlsses
liza and Fora Woodward are spending
| the present week in East Roxbury witt
their sister, Mrs a. ). Boyce.
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