The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-10-28
RANDOLPH.
Death of Mrs. Frances Buihham-Fu-
neral Sunday Afternoon.

neral Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. Frances Burnham died at the
sanatorium on Thursday afternoon about
IRENE suffering. Mrs. Burnham was
brought from her daughters, Mrs. Clar-
ence Webb, in East Granville, about two
weeks ago for treatment for capillary
hemorrhages, but she grew worse very
rapidly, and her suffering was intense
and for several days she had been UNI
conscious. Mrs. Frances fRichmond)
Burnham was the oldest daughter of
Lauriston and Deborah tHutchiusoul
Richmond, and was born in Derby Line
rs years ago. After few years her
parents came here TO reside and here
they lived till their death many years
ago. Mrs. Burnham, when she had
reached mature years, married John II.
Bunham. and to them one daughter
Clara, now Mrs. Webb, was born. Aft
Ell their marriage much Of their time
was passed here tin 10 years ago. when
Mr. Burnham diad, since which time
the deceased has been most of the time
In town. Mrs. Burnham Is survived
by one daughter, before mentioned. three
step daughters. Mrs. A. A. Priest Of
this place, Mrs. w. W. Case OF Spring
field, Mass, Mrs. J. c. DaHforth OF
Plymouth, Mass, and one step-son, II.
B. Burnham Of Holyoke, Mass. Besides
these she has one sister Mrs. II. ?. San.
ford, and one brother, Lemuel Richmond,
both living here. The remains were tax
en- at once TO the A. +. Lamb under
taking rooms, but will be taken from
there to the home Of Mrs. A. A. Priest
on Sunday at 2 o'clock, where the fu-
neral services win be held, Rev Fraser
Metzger officiating. Interment will be
in the Southyiew cemetery.
Mrs Charles Hurlburt, who has been
in town several days, visiting at the
homes of J. f. Cass and DR.. f. c. An
gell, left Friday for her home in Bel
lows Falls.
Mrs IT. H. Mcintyre left Friday night
for Burlington to pass the winter with
her daughter Mrs. Guy Loudon, and
her house on Randolph avenue Is leased
for the next two months to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Mann, who have already
taken possession.
Mrs L. p. Thayer, who has been with
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Drew for the last
two days, went to Burlington Friday
morning, and about the first Of Noyem-
Der will 60 to Colorado to pass tie win
ter with her daughter Mrs. Maurine
(Thayerl Hersom, to be joined about
spring by Mr.. Thayer.
Mrs. w. c. Emerson, Mrs. A. NJ Hnb-
bard Mrs. E. A. Heath and Mrs Bertha
Seymour left Friday morning for Wa
terbury to attend the district meeting
OF the Rebekahs They We're joined lat
en- In the forenoon by Mrs, Edna Fair
banks aud in the afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. n G. Buck and Mrs NJ w Camp
bell, and by Others later making in all,
a delegation Of about a dozen from this
lodge.
A letter from Miss Alice Mcintyre
gives favorable reports Of her condition
AZ the home Of her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Sargent, in Woodsvlle. where she is
gaining in strength every day. Mr..
Sargent, who was injured in the aeci-
dent, is vet unable to walk without
crutehes, and Mrs. Sargent has been
obliged to undergo slight operation to
one knee, and is unable to be around
lat all at present After a little, Miss
Alice is expected 10 return here. but
viii not open the house this winter.
Twenty-Five young ladies met at the
home of Miss Alyce Buck on Thursday
night and organized seYing club. and
elected the following officers; President,
Miss Maud Johnston; vice president,
Miss Esther HubbErd; secretary Miss
Lena kilburn; treasurer, mrs. Bertha
tRowelll salisbury The club as yet
has no name, but will hold its meetings,
every Monday night, at the homes Of the
members, the number being limited TO
25, so as to give room for all to en-
terrain in turn. Light refreshments are
to be served at the close Of each meet
ing,