Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
RANDOLPH.

Caleb Eddy died Monday morning at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Adds S.
Stokes, four miles from this village. at
the age Of = years he had lived in this
vicinity. coming here from Starksboro.
He is survived by two sisters in Min
neapois. a sister and brother in Lincoln
and one brother in Braintree- A sad fea-
turc is that his son-in-law, Mr.. Stokes,
with whom he had lived for many
years, died Of the same disease,
pneumonia, but a few days ago.-Iiorace
Lane, a brakeman on the Central Ver-
mont railway, is IL. with rheumatic
fcver.-(icorge Chatfield has gone to
Barre, where he has employInent.-Mrs.
f. II. Durham and son, Orvis. who were
here to attend the funeral of Mrs. Or
lando Thayer. have returned to their
home in Saratoga, n. Y.-Fred Gordon
| has returned to Springfield. where he has
| cmployment.-Mrs. Lcet Blodgett, who
| has been visiting in this vicinity, has
| returned to her home in West Lebanon,
n. I'm w. McCollom went to Enfield
n. H., Friday.-Owing to the case of
scarlet fever Of one of the pupils. Car
ence Dunbar. the second grade has been
| closed.
Mrs. Sarah II. Perrin) Chandler.
widow of Henry II. Chandler, passed
away Saturday evening. The deceased
was born in East Bethel Feb. 10. 1872
April ~, 1896 she was married to Henry
H., brother Of Col. A. p. Chandler.
now of Brooklyn, N. Y. Six children
were born to them, three Of whom are
living, Henry w. Of Chicago, William A.
of ST. Paul and Della f.. who has most
devotedly cared for her mother the past
six years. Miss Mabel c. Guyette, a
grand daughter, has always had a home
| with and shared in the care of her
grandmother. Mrs. Chandler was most
cs Unable lady and was one OF the old
est residents in town. Mr. Chandler died
April II, 1901. The funeral was held
at the old homestead Tuesday at 2 p. NJ
Master Clarence Dunbar is a victim of
scarlet fever at his home In Western
street.
Seldom has the community been Sc
saddened as Tuesday morning when il
was learned that Mrs. Lucy l.. (F'linD
wife Of Adelbcrt Scribner, had passed
away Monday evening at 1l:3O at the
early age % years. Mrs. Serb
, ned had always lived at the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
Flint. She was a very popular young
woman. Six years ago she was married
to Adelbert Scribner and to them were
born two children, the oldest son l.
months old and a baby girl only thre,
days old. Aside from the imrnedat,
relatives named she is survived by on,
brother, Robert. The funeral will b,
held at the homo on Park street to
day at 3sp. m, the Rev, Frazer Metzge
, officiating.
A quiet wedding took place at the HON,
: street Tuesday morning at eight o'clocl
when their daughter. Bertha b., wa
:, united In marriage TO Harry I. Mitchell
- of Boston. The ceremony was pcrforme'
= by the Rev. W. s. Bradshaw and onl,
:, the immediate family were present Tn
bride was becomingiy gowned in whit
muslin and carried a shower bouquet o
!, trailing arbutus. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell
u were driven to Bethel. where they tool
the train for Boston, after which the
will go to harrington, N. H., where til
groom has purchased house,-Joh
Dubois was in Montpelier yesterday T.
attend the meeting of the directors o
the Mutual Insurance company.-Mr. an
y Mrs. Charles QUAD were in Montpelie
s yesterday.--Mrs. Henry Lawson and so
of Montpelier are visiting at y. c
u Green's.-Edgar Lamson of Hudson
: Mass, William Stevens and Mrs. Russell
y of Marlborough. Mass, have returned t
n their homes after few days with Mrs
h Henry Fitts.--V. !. Spear is in Mid
n dloscx and Inderh!,l.
e The circulation Of books from the Kim
n ball Public library for the month Q