The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-01
RANDOLPH.
Death of Mrs. George Haraden Occurred
After Long Illness.

Death of Mrs. George Haraden Occurred
After Long Illness.
The death of Mrs. George Haraden oc
Cured at the sanatorium on Monday
night at about ii O'Clock after passing
five weeks there. Four years ago Mrs
Haraden sustained slight shock o.
paralysis from which she never recoy
cred sufficiently to sit up much. Since
her four years illness, she has lost by
death, two brothers, one sister-in-law
her husband and nephew. Mrs. Elz
abeth (Edson) Haraden was Gae of fou
children, born in Randolph, to John and
Florella Edison, 70 years ago the 24tl
of October. Here she lived her entire
life, except the time she was attend.
ing school in Boston. In 1868 she mar.
ried George Haraden, also resident OF
Randolph, and they at once went Ia
reside in the old home of her parents
on Central street, where they lived till
their death, Mr.. Haraden having died
two years ago the 10th. Mrs. Haraden
was the last of her family and is sur.
vived by one nephew, Harry Lyman, who
resides here, one niece, Mrs. Harry
Flanders of Rochester, and several neph-
ews in Massachusetts,. Mrs. Haraden
was an active member OF the ladies' aid
society of the old Christian church. The
funeral will be held on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. w. r. Edison, whose late
husband was the deceased nephew, Rev.
Fraser Metzger officiating and interment
viii be made in Southview cemetery
beside her husband and p seven-month-
old daughter, Helen, whose death oc-
Cured long ago.
Mrs. Jennie Clifford left Tuesday for
Somerville, Mass, where she has found
employment for an indefinite time.
Mrs. L. F. Wheeler has arrived from
Lexington, Mass, to visit her sister,
Mrs. E. A. Flint, for few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Elmer Flanders arrived
here from Chelsea on Saturday, since
which time they have been the guests
Of Mrs. f. w. Jewett.
DIR. and Mrs. J. P. Clifford arrived home
on Tuesday night, after an absence Of
three weeks, the doctor having passed
sometime at the hospital of the Mayos
in Rochester, Mimi, where he went with
Mrs. Eldredge, and also in Chicago hos
pitfalls. Mrs. Clifford has been with her
mother in Massachusetts,, visiting her
two brothers. News from J. b. Eldredge
announces the fact that he hopes TO
start from Rochester with Mrs. Eldredge
the last of the week, for her journey
home.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Bullard and
daughter have arrived here from War.
rem, where they had been on a visit,
and are at DR.. A. G.. Bailey's for a
short time. DR.. Billiard was stu
dent in DR.. Bailey's Office and for the
last few years has been practicing medi
cine in Providence, r. l., where he has
sold his practice, and about the 10th
of next month starts for Denver, Col,
and after prospecting little expects to
locate in the West.
Mrs. Agnes Chapman, the widow Of
the late George Chapman of Bethel
Gilead, died at the Waterbury retreat
this week, and the remains were brought
here on Monday for burial in the South
view cemetery, where prayer was offered
and the funeral services proper will be
held at the church in Bethel Gilead, one
week from Sunday. Mrs. Chapman was
the housekeeper of Bradford Brown for
10 years and for three years previous
to her husbands death, Mr.. Brown was
boarder in the family.
About rs members OF the Christian
brotherhood we're present at their meet
ing on Monday night at the parish house
and after the usual supper the follow
ing committees were elected to serve
for the coming season: Ways and means,
w. H. Gladding, G. G. Roundy, H. NJ.
Totman. Robert Mitchell, Ernest Hatch;
social committee, #. S. Hewett, Willard
Martin, r. w. Allen, c. c. Reynolds
and Glenn Bailey; music committee, DR..
A. C. Bailey, L. S. Brigham and John
Lamson; entertainment committee TO
prepare and give drama, DIR. II. II.
Hayward, 0. r. Greene and +. |. Olaf.
lin, Following this L. s. Brigham pre-
sented a finely written paper on Sci
entifc Management"