The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-01
RANDOLPH
Body Of Arson Burroughs Brought to
Randolph for Burial

Body OF Arson Burroughs Brought to
Randolph for Burial.
The remains Of Arson Burroughs were
brought here Friday from Boston and
placed in A. F. Lambs undertaking
Foems and On Saturday, after brief
service at the Baptist church, were in
tered In the Southview cemetery. Mr..
Burroughs was FOR many years resi-
dent Of this town and about FIVE years
ago went to Brattleboro to reside. Later
he went to Boston, where his death oc.
CURED. Mr.. Burroughs Is survived BY
wife, three daughters and son, and
one sister, Miss Ada Burroughs, who Is
well known here, having lived here for
many years, till one year ago, when she
moved to Boston.
Mrs. Roxanna Kellogg has returned
from her trip to Boston
Gilman Chamberln Of New York City
Is in town visiting old friends for few
days.
Mrs A. R. Crandall ia in Sharon for
a stay Of few weeks with her sister
MIS-. ~ ~ Lay.
Mrs. Ellen Young is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ed Williams, In Hartford, Ct.,
for q few weeks.
The remains Of George Howard whose
death occurred In California, are expected
to arrive here this week.
Mrs L. A. Segar arrived in town Sat.
urday and Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
S. S. Whitcomb, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. spooner and ]. b.
Greene Of Grantham, N. r., have been
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il Dudley
Miss Winifred Richmond was visit
or at Royalton for a few days recently,
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. George
Laird.
Mrs Bertha Thompson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Evelyn, left here after few
days visit for their home in Swamp
scott Mass.
The Federated churches has not yet
made any definite plan for the pulpit
supply, Mr. Hamilton's term of service
having expired November l.
Mrs i. Alice Fisher left here on Sun.
day for business trip to Orleans. At
Barre she will be Joined By Mrs Fred
Fisher, who will accompany her there.
DR.. Charles Cbedel Of Kensinqton,
Conn, and Miss Emma Foster Of Han
over, N f., are the guests Of DR.. Che
del's parents, Mr.. and Mrs g. A. Che
del.
The condition Of Eugene Marshall, who
is very Ill from typhoid fever, is nm
changed at present and little encourage
nent Is expressed in regard to his re-
covery
Mrs Gus Wetmore, who has been
passing Ave weeks with her parents. MIR.
and Mrs J. B. Wells, has returned to
her home Ia Keene somewhat improved
in health.
Mrs. Ida Mann Is closing out her Ia
dies furnishing goods and win shortly
move 70 Boston, where Mr.. and Mrs. z.
is. Whitromb aud Miss Georgia Mann
will board with her.
Or. Charles chedei Of Kensinetor, CT,
and Miss Emma Foster Of Hanover. ".
n, who had been visiting pr. Chedel's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs g. A. Chedel, left
here On Sunday for their homes
Miss MARI Dit f,ois has gone TO wal.
lin9ford, Conn, to visit friend for
few days after which she will proceed to
Schenectady, N II fer the winter with
her sister, Mrs. Clarence Hodges.
Francis Sargent Of Bethel was IN town
Sunday to meet bis mother, Mrs. j G.
Sargent at Che home Of Mrs. Aipha Mes
ser, Mrs. Sargent expects to start for
the West on Wednesday Nov. 3.
4 large and enthusiastic audience
greeted the Rev, j J. Lewis at nu Bots
and Gays hall on Friday night to listen
to his illustrated lecture. and all went
away well paid for The attendance.
4 handsome memorial tablet has been
presented to st. Johns church. The
tablet win be unveiled someday and it
Is expected the Rev A. G. A. Hall. ID. ID.
bishop 81 the diocese will be present to
assist n the ceremony.
Mrs. Charles II. spooner Of Mortified
will lecture on Saturday afternoon be-
fore the Woman's Library club In
bethany parish house upon the subject
of Evolution of Art and the address
viii be illustrated with 900 views.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams are about Ia
leave their farm at Randolph Center and
came to live with Mrs. Adams father,
Charles Thurston, on Randolph avenue
Thomas Bissette IL To move onto tie
Adams farm and take charge of the
same.
Fred Pecue and Frank Josiyn were
arrested on Monday for intoxication.
AT the hearing before Justice Fl. w Vail
It was found that Joslyn furnished the
intoyicant and WAS sentenced to three
months in Chelsea jail and Pecue was
given 30 days.
The town authorities are investigating
more convenient and safe place for
the town records and town clerks Office.
I'm view Of this, negotiations are being
made with Mrs. r. g. Morton for the
purchase of her house on Merchants Row
adjoining the hotel property for this
purpose.
Mrs. Fraser Metzger delightfully."- enter
tanned the members OF the Randolph
Woman's Literary club at the parish
house on Saturday. Mrs. Charles II. /
Spooner of Mortified was present and
gave lecture On the Evolution IF Arte
with large number Of pictures to illus.
trate her subject. Fully 100 members
and invited guests wore present and the