The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-19
RANDOLPH.
Death of Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury on Sat
urday Morning.

Death OF Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury on Sat
urday Morning.
The death OF Mrs. A. b. Tewksbury
occurred at an early hour Saturday
morning, after an illness which extended
over several years, the result of two or
three slight shocks Of paralysis. The
original Tewksburys came here in
1855 and in 1864 A. D. Tewksbury mar
ried for his second wife Anna NJ. Dodge,
and since that time Mrs. TewksbuTy
has proved herself to be a woman of
superior ability in many circles in which
she moved. From her first residence
here, she has been a devoted member OF
the Congregational church and closely al
lied to all its branches In the ladies'
aid society the missionary society and
all other church auxiliaries, she has been
an enthusiastic and loyal helper, always
interested in the progress of all. For
years she was an efficient member OF
the Chautauqua circle and OF the Ran
dolph WOman's Literary club. With the
approach of age and failing strength,
she was obliged to relinquish these, but
she. was to the last interested in the sue
cess of all these organizations with
which she had so long been identified.
Deceased is survived by her husband,
who is in feeble health, and one son,
Edward w. Tewksbury who now con
ducts business at the old stand. The
funeral services were held at Bethany
church this afternoon at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Brigham and son
left here Friday for a stay Of two weeks
in Boston and vicinity with relatives.
Miss Abilene Gray was one of the
teachers who left here Friday TO pass
her school vacation with friends. The
schools closed for the holiday vacation
yesterday and many are taking adyan-
tage Of it to pass the time out of
town.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thompson and little daugh-
ter, Beatrice, returned 10 Montpelier Fri
day, after ten weeks stay with Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J..
Foster
Miss Ruth Flint went to Milton Fri
day to spend few days with her grand
father. Rev Il. 4. Herrick.
Miss Evelyn Denny has come from
Wellesley college, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Chedel, who is another student
there, for the Christmas season, with
friends here.
Miss Elsie Whitney is having a short
vacation from the work at N G. Greene's
and was bridesmaid at the wedding of
her sister Marion Whitney, to James
Howe in Tunbridge this week.
Mrs, Josephine Richardson Of Thetford
has been a recent guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Adams on Maple street
John Luce Of Swampscott, Mass, has
been passing some time in town with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Of Weathersfeld
who have been attending the state
grange at Burlington, stopped here over
Thursday night with their cousins, DR.
and Mrs H. W. Holden, and returned
to their home Friday.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton returned Fri-
day from several days visit in Bos-
ton, and his daughter, Miss Mabel Ham
ilton, came from Montpelier Thursday
to spend her vacation with her parents.
L. G. ErsSine is very i'll with threat
ened attack Of pneumonia and Is under
the care of q trained nurse from the
sanatorlum.
Leo Dumas is home from Springfield,
Mass, for the Christmas season.
An increase in pension has been grant
ed A. f. Kendrick, who now draws $50
per month from the government.
Richard Demeritt Of Waterbury has
been in town this week taking account
Of stock at the canning factory here.
Heber Holman has built new shop
on the land adjoining the cooperative
creamery and has leased the same to
Robert Fielders, who will do blacksmith
work there.
Harry Race, Ia years Of age, has been
sent to the reform school on the charge
Of being truant from school. and
truant officer E. W. Kent, took him to
Vergennes the first the week.
Fred Chadwick Of Waterbury, Conn,
is passing few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Chadwick.
A. c. Templeton, real estate agent
from Barre, now has his headquarters
in the Office Of NJ. NJ Wilson.
Frank Mutually is about to open
store in the house Of his father, just
across the covered bridge, where he viii