The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-04
RANDOLPH.
Funeral Of Mrs. C. M. Howard Was Held
Sunday Afternoon.

A. L. Stephen of Barre was in town
!, over Sunday. the guest OF Mrs. Roswell
Holbrook and daughter, Miss Cora llol-
brook.
Leonard Hutchinson OF Barre arrived
here Saturday 10 visit his father Lyman
Hutchinson.
Mrs. Douglas Barclay and daughter.
after passing several weeks here with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Man
chester, left for her home in Barre on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Bourbon and child went to
Lebanon, n. H.. ON Saturday, to join Mr.
Bourbon, who has found permanent en-
ployment there.
Mrs. j. p. Clifford, who has been in
Barton for week, visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom, returned on Sat
urday TO her home here.
Mrs. i. w. Horner of Rutland, who
! has been with her daughter, Mrs.
since Wednesday, returned ON Saturday,
going from Bethel by automobile.
Mrs. Fred Terry of Worcester, who
has has been with her daughter, Mrs.
George Hutchinson, while the latter is
recovering from an operation for appen-
dicitis, left on Saturday for her home,
leaving Mrs. Hutchinson progressing
toward good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Luce left Saturday
for Concord. y. H., where Mr. Luce has
found employment for the winter.
Floyd Woodcock of Nergennes, who
has been in town for the last three
months, recovering from an operation
for appendicitis, which was performed
at the sanatorium here, left for his
home on Saturday morning, being fully
recovered from the same.
A. A. Priest was in Burlington on Sat
urday, making arrangements for the an
nua state grange meeting convene
in that city in few weeks.
Miss Myrtle Rye left on Saturday
morning for Waterbury to visit her sis |
ter, Mrs George West, who lives on a
farm. near that place.
Miss Harriette Hayward. who has
been passing a week in Portland. Me-, |
has returned to resume her work in the |
post office.
The funeral of Mrs. C. NJ. Howard,
whose death occurred on Friday, was |
held ON Sunday afternoon from her late
home on South Main street, Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. and interment was
III lut laili ipJ III 'OubHN INN NthtCb'iAs
Mrs Howard has been sufferer for
many months with what was thought to
be malignant trouble of the stomach.
and during that time her condition had
been critical. Mrs. Susan tHibbardl |
Howard had reached the age of 81 years,
and for many years had been a resident
in town, first living on a farm few
miles out, during the lifetime OF her
but as the years advanced. the
are of the same proved too much for
The couple, and they came here to live
N the residence on South Main street.
More than ten years ago Mr.. Howard ,
lied About two years ago, her son,
Walter Howard and family moved from
the farm here, and occupied part OF the
nome, that she might have their com
rany and care if need be. Mrs. Howard
5 survived by one SON. Walter Howard,
md two daughters. Mrs. d. Conant OF !,
greenfield, Mass, and Mrs F. ?. Bart
EFT of Somerville. Mass, who have both
)een with her through the last season to
minister to her during her illness. Mrs.
Howard, in her long residene are, had
ound many friends, who sincerely
MOURN the loss of her COZ .,anionship.
md association. she being possessed of
beautiful character.
1t is expected that the Federated
hurch, will go into winter quarters in
he Methodist church next Sunday, leav-
ng the BAPTIST church in which they
ave worshiped through the summer
Mr.. Dufur who has been at work for
he last summer with the j. H. Lamson
Brothers, has severed his connection 7
With that firm and he and Mrs. Dnfur !
ave returned to Richford, where they /
resided