The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-18
RANDOLPH,
Funeral of Mrs. Austin Smith Was Held
Yesterday.

The remains Of Mrs. Austin Smith
were brought here on Friday from White
River Junction, and the funeral SER
vices were held in the Bethany church,
of which she was a devoted member,
Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating Inter-
ment was made in the Southyiew Gene
tery, beside her husband, whose death
occurred about twelve years ago, De-
ceased is survived by three daughters,
4 Mrs. Leonard Wheeler with whom she
was at the time Of her death, Mrs, T..
\ p. Thayer Of Morrisville. and Mrs.
George Cheney Of st. Johnsbury. Be-
sides. She had one son, Walter Smith,
who is the cashier Of the. Florida state
hank. at Orlando, Florida, and seven
grandchildren Parker Smith another
son, died about six years ago. Mrs
Smith came to this village with her
husband more than forty years ago,
and nearly their entire married life was
passed in the house now owned by
Henry johnson on School street. Mrs.
Smith was q member Of the old Chris
tian church Of this town and upon its
union with the congregational church.
she retained her membership, and dur
ING her residence here which remained
till three years ago, she was an active
and interested member there, Mrs.
Smith was born IN RoSbury so years
ago, and three Of the twelve children
Of her family survive Mrs. A. L.
Stearns Of Bethel, Mrs, Ruth Bigelow
of Detroit, Mich. and Mrs Rosanna
Bagley Of Yankton, 5. D.
RI. NJ. Totman has decided to II. D.
I sauIt building lot No. IA, on Totman's
new addition,
Miss Leona DeForrest is here from
Barre for two weeks, after which she
will 20 to Providence, r. |.
Rev J w. CHESHIRE viii exchange with
Rev. Robert Clark Of Randolph Center,
for the Sunday morning service.
Miss Mary Priest left here Friday
for Springfield, Mass, where she will
pass the school vacation with rela.
tiyes
Mrs. John Gibson, who has been here
, from Pomfret for several days the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Miller,
, went to her home Friday.
Iettie and 81. j. Dukett have decided
to William B. Gould Of South Royalton
their building lot, on which there is a
c cellar, on which he may build.
7 Miss May Howe, a teacher in the
! graded school, has gone to Leomlnster'
/. Mass. to pass the spring vacation with
6 relatives, leaving here Friday.
Regis, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
D Roy Holman, is very Ill with bron-
/. chitis and Miss Florence Lyon, a trained
j. nurse, is assisting in the care OF her
[ Miss Edith Barber OF Springfield,
/, Mass, will be the trimmer Of Mrs. },
!. Z. Tewksbury this season and will be
a here to assume her duties the last OF
I the month.
4 Prof and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton, who
have been at Lowell, Mass, arrived here
Friday night, and are the guests Of
j Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton for a
q few days.
Miss Margaret Watt, who left here
4 several weeks ago returned here FRI
Q day night and is again with her sister
d Mrs Leroy Mann, who lives n the
!. Stockwell block
h Mrs. v. s. Bradbury is improving from
{ her late illness, and her daughter, Mrs
George Walker, who has been here tax.
o ing care OF her, hopes to take her e
d her home in Holyoke Mass, next week
Z G. A. Chedel recently attended IN
:. New York, the American Forestry as
d ISOLATION and dinner given by the
I University club. to the officers OF the
:, association by the International Paper
5 company,
Lewis Rye, for the past two year.
Is an assistant teacher in the high schoo
p, here, has resigned to take effect AT
e the close of the spring term. Mr.. ky'
d goes to Marshfeld Mass, at once t
l. finish school year, as principal in q
: school Of fifty pupils, with one assist
!, ant
d Mrs. o. b. Copeland gave pleasant
party Wednesday night in honor OF hel
&c niece. Miss Grace Applebce, Of Little
Ie ton. y. II. Whist was the amusement
$ and partners were drawn by matching
i small bouonets. Miss Applebee ant
Y, Mrs 7. J.. Adams gave vocal selections
Il and Mrs. l.. S. Brigham. piano solos
T. all making delightful evening.