The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-05
RANDOLPH.
Deaths and Funerals Of Edwin ]. Rum
riIl and Henry Clifford.

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The funeral Of Edwin J. Rumrili, who
died Saturday night, was held from the
home OF DR.. G. J. Rumrill, his son, az
10 o'clock this forenoon, Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating, and the remains
were taken to Royaton for nterment
in the family lot. Edwin J Rumrill was
born IN North Springfield In May, 1900
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Rumrill
His youth and early manhood were
passed in this place, and il was here
that be received his education. lie was
married to Cynthia Susie simonds and
after this went to Windham Go live TIL
the year 1882, when he came 70 Royaiton
to reside, where ne had since made his
home. Mr. Rumrill was for many years
al employe Of the Central Vermont rail.
road, and worked on bridges when Mt.
Norman Nichols Of this town was the
superintendent and later, when Mr. Pat
terson succeeded Mr. Nichols, worked
under the latter Eight children were
born to Mr. and Mrs Rumrilli DR.. G. j.
/ Rumrl, with whom he was a the time
OF his death, being the oidesti Leslie II.
Rumrill Of this place, Arthur II hmrill
Of Roxbury Mass Mrs Susie G Haskell
TOT Everett, Mass, Mrs Flora I. Adams q
birmingham, Mass, and Mrs. iva l..
/ Knight OF Boston. Mass; all survive,
besides two stepsons. Z. H Newton Of
I Rosliudale, Mass, and Charles Spear q
4 Corintb. Five sisters also survive The
deceased. two Of whom live IN Clare.
mont. one in Windsor one IN Clarendon
land one in Marlboro, Mass. For several
months ne has been with his son, Dr
Rumrill, who has mnistered 10 him iu
his failing health
Henry Clifford, who was taken 70 Wa
terbury about d month ago, died at that
place Saturday evening, and bis re-
mains were brought here Sunday tbs
funeral being held from bis late home
this forenoon. Rev Dr. A. i, Cooper
officiating. The body WAS taken e
Rochester for burial IN the family lot
the bearers being Fred Jewett, Frank
Jewett, Charles Griswold and a. F Lamb
About two years ago Dir. Clifford sui
fered q shock, from which he never re-
lowered. and hts health constantly falles
since that time he leaves MS wife
one daughter. Mrs. William Ellis q
Pittsfeld, and one son William Clifford
Of Hartford, Conn; also sister
Mrs. ]. NJ. Atwood Of this place, and {
brother living in California.
Miss Ruth Draper Of Barre was j
town with her mother, Mrs F. Z. Draper
Monday.
Miss Josephine Fisk, deaconess from
Boston, y the guest Of Rev and Mrs
toaeph Hamilton
Mrs. T. a. segar Of Roxbury and M
and Mrs. Frank Gilmore Of Wyomin
are guests az s S. Whiteomb's.
Miss Fife Jubb of Adams. Mass, cam
Thursday for q visit Fl some lenet
at tie home Of her sister Mrs. J. wal
lace Chesbro.
. Miss Florence Howe, who has been a
the home Of her parents Mr. and Mr.
d. D. Howe, has gone TO Manchester
IN. H., for q few days visit with friends
before going to her work in a hospita
in Germantown. Pa, where she is hen
I nurse.
/ A crowd Of people visited Randolp
Monday TO enjoy the celebration, az ha
been previously advertised Among th
I aoats in the street parade, which wei
z especially noticeable on account of IL
) work Of preparation and beauty, wei
I those of the Randolph Fruit compan.
tie brigham creamery, the jewelry stoI
Of Guy 0sba, the Goddess Of Liberty
q with the l3 original states, the aoa
. bearing tie white umbrella with youn
: attendants, the harness business Of
I II. Slack, and many more, which WEI
very attractive. The games were eI
loved by many, the fireworks frol
E Chandler park and the dance at grams
s hall were all entered into with a spir
n and enthusiasm appropriate TO the da,