The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-24
RANDOLPH.
Funeral of N. 0sgood Snow and Death
of Mrs. Oscar Colburn.

The remains Of n. Osgood Snow were
brought here from Springfield, Mass,
on Monday, and interment was made in
the Southview cemetery, Rev, Fraser
Metzger officiating Mr.. Snow was Tor
some time a resident of this place and
was in the employ of w, e. Lamson as
a painter and paper hanger and beside
that, was quite an artist, and many
Randolph homes are to-day In posses
sion Of landscape paintings of his work
Mr. Snow is survived by son, Emmons
Snow, and daughter, Carrie, who is
now known as Mrs. Albin. Deceased is
also survived by wife, who was unable
to make the journey here.
The Randolph high school baseball
team gained victory over the Mont
pelier high school here at McCalPs park
Monday, the score being to 2.
Mrs, Ide Sargent of Patterson, N. j.,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. d.
Howe Tuesday, and went from here to
Granville to superintend some repairs on
summer home which her family owns
there, and where they will pass the com
! ing summer months.
| Arthur Watrous was brought here
| from Waterbury on Tuesday by the as
sistant supervisor of the hospital for
the insane, for hearing before Judge
Stow and States Attorney Wilson of
Chelsea. Watrous was sent back to the
hospital for treatment for time.
Mrs. O. ?. Hood passed safely through
a very difficult operation for a stomach
trouble on Monday, DR.. Maynard, as
sisted by the local physicians, perform
ing the operation. Mrs Hood rallied
from the ether, and was comfortable as
could be expected, and hopes are enter
tanned of her final recovery.
Miss Harriet Hayward and her sister,
Mrs Bertha Burridge, entertained the To-
cal chapter Of the Daughters of Amer
lean Revolution at the parlors of the
Randolph inn on Monday afternoon.
Twelve ladies were present, and after
listening to an interesting paper on Col
onial Customs" by Miss Nichols Of Ran
dolph Center, the company were treated
to delicious refreshments, all making the
afternoon one of much pleasure to those
present. The next meeting will be held
at Randolph Center. at the home of Mrs.
Lucy Parish, when the election of Off
GERS for the coming year will take place,
it being the annual meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Cathan received
news of the death of their only daugh-
ter, Mrs Oscar Colburn, on Tuesday at
Lincoln, where she has been some time
with her husband, who is in charge Of
a creamery there. Mrs. Colburn under
went severe operation at the Mary
Fletcher hospital in the early spring,
for the removal of malignant growth,
and had gained from that, and her par
ents supposed her TO be gaining, and ey
peeted her here for the month of June
Addie May (Cathanl Colburn was born
in Randolph AZ years ago last October,
the daughter Of Alvin and Phoebe Tor
cutt) Cathan, and nearly all of her life
has been passed here. Deceased was
graduated from the Randolph high
school in 1890, and has kept in close
touch with some of her class, some of
whom reside here at this time Seven
years ago she married Oscar Colburn, /
and up to within one year had still made |
this her home. and Is very well known |
in the village The remains will be |
brought here to-day, and the funeral /
services viii be held in the Bethany |
church, of which deceased had been |
long member This affection falls |
heavily on the parents, who have no
other children. and are no longer in firm |
health The husband of the deceased |
survives also.