The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Randolph

Mis- Lydia Burgess OF Waltbam, Mass,
is the guest OF Mrs. Charles Tewksbury.
Miss Ida Flint of Boston is with her
mother, Mrs. j, 2. Cleveland, to remain
over The Fourth.
The ladies of Bethany Guild will fur
nish supper in the Parish House dining
room on Tuesday at six o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Whitcomb of Barre
are here for two weeks stay with
relatives and friends in town.
Mrs. Cora and Miss Ncttye Robbins
arrived on Monday from Chicopce, Mass,
and will remain for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. William Dillon ard Miss
hood Of New York arrived Monday and
have taken up summer quarters at The
Manchester"
s. G. Clark cut his thumb quite badly
last week, while at work with q Ratchet,
when the weapon slipped, making Sc
we're cash.
Mrs. NJ. H. Miller left here on Monday
for Hartford, where she will remain
about week and then 60 to Pomfret
for the summer. Miss Marguerite Hud-
son will join her there to assist her
through the season
Quarantine is now on the house near
the covered bridge in which several fam
lilies live. 1t is understood that this
is for precaution. Mrs. Charles Whit
ten being i'll there, and the exact nature
OF the disease has not yet been deter
mined.
j. j. Trerise and Co. have founded tenn
'porary quarters in the Dubois a Gays
block, in the rear OF the Buck Printing
Co., and will move there soon, their
lease having expired July LIST on the
store they now occupy. 1t is a current
repot that a new block is to be built for
them in the vacant lot near the freight
house.
A delegation from Phoenix lodge, f.
& A. NJ, called upon their aged brother,
s. N. Fisk, on the evening OF June 25th,
it being his 9lst birthday, leaving many
good wishes for future happiness ard
increased strength, and a hearty hand
shake accompanied by $40. Mr. Fisk
was also remembered by many Of his
nephews and nieces with substantial
gifts and congratulations to cheer him
in his hours of constantly diminishing
strength.
The death Of Mrs. Fabien Dupuis oc-
CURED at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. Lyman nix, at o'clock Monday
morning, the result of an illness of some
two or three years with a tubercular
disease. For many years Mrs. Dupuis
health had been very delicate, and at
tended by much suffering, and in the last
year she had been wholly unable to
enjoy anything, because OF her serious
illness. Mrs, Martha Williams Dupuis
was the daughter of Francis and Mar
garet Hamilton Williams, born in Will
Jamestown, August 5, 1852, and when
only three years OF age her parents both
died, leaving her in the care of friends.
Upon her reaching her seventh year, she
was adopted into the family OF Sullivan
Waldo in Royalton, and remained in
that family until she was II years of
age. In January, 1870, she was mar
ried to Fahien Dupuis, by the Rev Drake
the then resident pastor OF the Congre-
gational church in Royalton. Seventeen
years ago they came to Randolph to live,
where they have found many friends,
Mrs. Dupuis was q member Of Bethany
church, the Woman's Relief Corps and
the Order of Eastern Star. and in the
last two orders had been an efficient
officer and faithful attendant as long as
her strength permitted Five children
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuis, one
of whom died when quite young. Those
who survive her are Augusta, wife of
John Morrill, of Tunbridge; Myrtle, who
is Mrs VIII o. Morrill,, living near Ran
dolph Centre; Nettie, Mrs, Lyman Rix,
at whose home her death took place; and
Miss Lucinda, who is at present in town
because Of i'll health. Her husband also
survives her. The funeral services will
be held from the home Of Mrs. Rix at
half past three this afternoon and the
will be in Southview GENE
terry, where the burial service of the
Order of Eastern Star will no obsarved