Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-12-03
GRANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Tho body of Iris a. Spear was brought
from waterbury, Thursday and funeral
services were held Saturday after
noon in tie church at lraintree branch.
Nj. Spear. previous to going to the State
hospital in Waterbury n year and half
ago, was a resident Of Bralntree. His
death was caused from a general break
down. lie was So years old. He IS sur
vived by nieces Mrs. Eugene Abbott Of
th!s place, Mrs. sylvia Thayor Of Brain
t'ec. and Mrs. George Hedge Of Wellse-
u Willis, Mass, and nephcws. G. s. lint
Of Burlington, Charles Spear Of sheldon
Fails. Mass. and Herbert Spear of
Mciford. Mass. 49, The funeral Of
Mrs. Laura Jackson) Packard.
widow of Harvey Packard OF Braintree.
was held at her sons home Wednesday
Nov %, at one O'Clock. the Rev Jo-
seph Hamilton officiating. 1nterment
was made In Fair view cemetery in
Bethel, mrs Packard died Tuesday
Nov. "a. at the age OF 81 years. She
was taken III about five weeks ago with
bronchitis but was able until the day
before her death to be about the home
as usual. For the past 10 years. since
the death of her husband. she had en-
joyed a home with her son. Fred Pack
ard. Aside from this son. she Is survived
by daughter, Mrs Jennie Daley of
Sharon. two sisters. Mrs. Liddla Potter
Of Nebraska and Mrs. Lorenda Duzzwell
OF Chelsea and one brother. Elijah Jack
son of Quebec.
y quiet wedding took place at tho horne
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Tewksbury Satur-
day evening at seven O'Clock when Miss
Ll liza Burgess OF Cambridge. Mass. was
married to Guy 4. Osha. II local jewelor.
The ceremony was performed NY the
Re-. Frazer Metzger in the presence OF
NJ. and Mrs. Tewksbury only. Mr. and
Mrs. Osha drove at once to the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and MIS-. William
osha, In Bra!ntree ard will continue their
carriage trip to Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moulton and
daughter OF Montpelier spent Sunday witb
hts mother, Mrs. Justin Moulton-F. {
Dunsmore Of Providence. II. l., was In
town F?ilay.--Miss Evelyn Denny has
returned from a brief visit in North
fal.--Mys. Ro" Rumrill came from Bon
nlngton Saturday 10 remain few weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Elton Claflln.--
Mrs. Mary Haskins rcturn}l Saturday
from n fvc weeks absence in Lock
Maven, y. II, She was accompanied by
Howard Mnrtin.-Mrs Ella Tenrey has
gCno TO Gaysvlle after n Wait with Mrs.
Goldsbury.- Robert Sault returned Sat
urday TO Dartmouth ColleRe-Mr. and
M's. George Drew are moving Into the
Morton house on Weston street vacated
by Miss Aimira FISK
TO the long list CT weddings this
fall is to be added that OF Mirs Mabel
J.. Rich Of Braintree and Geor l.
Plumb which was solemnizrd Satur-
day evening Mt $50 Mt the brides home
by the Rev. Frazer Metzger. Mr. ana
Mrs. Plumb are TO make their home in
the w +. Howard house on school
street.--Mrs l. :. Chase went Monday
to Boston for two or three weeks
stay.-Miss Luci,da Dupuls lett
Tuesday for FuosburFh Fails
"h"rc she has position as compost
tor in n printing establishments That
Mrs. Edith Rappe and John Oncy were
married Thursday night In Rochester
was admitted Monday by the happy
bridegroom who passed the cigars,
Two fire escapes are being added on
the back OF the smaller school building.
These escapes connect with the windows
and viii DC 30 arranged as 10 have two
exits from each room. Because Of tho
high Schools having two main exits. II Is
thought unnecessary TO erect fire es-
capes.-The remains OF Mrs. katherine
Murphy were brought from New York
Monday night and taken to Randolph
Center for interment. The deceased was
the widow Of p II. Murphy OF New
York but formerly OF Randolph. The fU-
neral services were held Tuesday