The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-10-25
RANDOLPH.
Two Funerals Were Held in Town on
Saturday.

Saturday.
The funeral of the late Leon Amsden
was held from the home at 10 o'clock
Saturday, Rev. j. Wallace Chesbro off
ciating, and interment was in Mortified
Mrs, i. ]. 0'Brien sang two selections
during the services At o'clock in the
afternoon of the same day, the funeral
services of Mrs Harriette Lamb We're
held from her late home, Rev. Homer
White officiating, and interment was in
Southyew cemetery. The bearers We're
G. L. and W. H., Martin, G. n, Kilburn
and Frank Lamb of Warren Mrs Har-
riette (Morsel Lamb was born in Bur
lington April Is, 1885, and was twice
married, her first husband being John
Haley, whom she married in Michigan,
and to them was born one son, John
Haley, jr., who now lives in Los Angeles,
Cal, and who at the time OF her death
was in Boise, Ida. Her second husband
was Daniel Lamb Of this town, and to
them was born also one son, who was
accidentally shot when only ten years of
age. Mrs. Lamb had been resident OF
this town for long time she having
survived her husband by several years.
Mrs. Anna Chase OF Saratoga is be-
ing entertained by Mr.. and Mrs A. H.
Beedle,
Miss Annie Scott is in Bethel taking
care of Mrs. Haekett, who is in very
poor health.
Mrs. Arthur Dukette and two chill
dren are in st. Adams and Georgia for
ten days visit.
Mrs. Arthur Howard left here Sunday
for Franklin, N. H., for few days
stay with her mother
Herbert Gushea shot black bear on
the Lucius Webb place at East Granville
this week, which weighed $50 pounds
Mrs. Jane Bean came from Montpelier
Friday for a short visit at William
loung's before going to her home in
Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r, Clark, who have
bee ntne guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Moulton, have gone to their home in
New Haven, Conn,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Crane. who have
been passing the summer on Monhegan
Island, Me-, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d. H. Morse.
Col A. b. Chandler was summoned to
New York Saturday to attend the fu-
neral Of Gen. Eekert, at which he will
serve as one Of the pail bearers.
Miss Mabel Pearl, district nurse in
Cambridge, Mass, has been passing her
ten days vacation with relatives in
town and left for her home on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ann Moulton accompanied her
sister Mrs, Ellen Chatfeld, who had
been visiting her, to her home in Glare.
mont, n. H., Saturday, for an indefinite
stay
Miss Mary Cross, who had been here
ten days with relatives, returned sun
day to her duties as stenographer for
an insurance company in Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Blanche Dunbar, who has been
here through the illness and death of
Mrs. David Dunbar, has returned to
Montreal, accompanied by her mother,
MIS-. Dell0 Tourley.
A. Z. johnson attended the funeral
Of his wife's father, b. c. Hutehins, in
Sunday Mrs. johnson, who
had been with her father during his
illness, was Obliged to remain for
time at Waterbury.
Mrs. Anna Kenney has arrived from
West Moreland, n H., where she has |
been passing a month and is again with |
her friends here for few weeks when
she will go to CoXsackie, n. j., ner old /
home, for the winter.
The Catholic bazaar was success in
every way, there being large crowd in
attendance each of the four evenings. I
The gross receipts amounted to more
than 81 600 and the expenses were light, |
so a handsome sum will be realized, /
with which to enrich the church treas
ary.
Randolph grange conferred the third /
and fourth degrees upon class of Ia +
Saturday night. The harvest march,
given by 10 young ladies and four young
gentlemen, was an added attraction, it I
being done in a very acceptable manner
A supper followed the meeting.
The committee on the electric light
ing have, after much consideration,
accepted the proposition of the White
River Electric company and this will
be submitted to the village at meet
ing soon TO be called for that purpose.
The contract will date from July, l9ll,
and will be taken for ten years, should
The village vote TO do so.