Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-18
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

operator a this station and Miss Myrtle
iiln.ys Martin OF ROyAi:o on were married
Wodbssesy April 10 by the Rev. }. ".
fIhestrv. ana viii reside IL, tre S1ooncr
look,
W and Mrs. Z. r. rago VINO bave been
"a st. .tu&v0ace. Fla, through the win
.er. have returned and we're the guests
NJ MI Pages sister. Mrs Piiny Morse.
ovar THURSDAY snd Friday. going to
tuetp h0lDc - 0eDugs> -C. H. James. fore
man ~ 400 steam lAsnGYy. has gone to
.RsSWgn0A 4as~. and his piaoe IL betng
.uaan ~ Malknf z sfar6le. George W
Tras,1 0nlu;ay od b. Euyene Wardncr tor
ssvura. seaS0ns haA soue Into business
.sS hims0G.-The lev. Geo.g. Gilbert.
younG0: 500 of Henry Gilbert o: this
pAco. has bee:. made minister IN charge
II tho Episcopal Church at East Fed
Jam. Conn, and OF Grace Chapel. Had
yme. Conn. Mr.. Gilbert will have charge
q: the parishes TILL q new minister Is Sc
leoted.-Th!rty-nvC thousand trout have
been received from the Ash hatcheries at
ct Johnsbury to place in Ayers brook
Mrs. 3. D. Dubois entertained the
Woman's Literary club and several guests
Saturday afternoon. Music was furnished
Brooks THE Reverend and Mrs q. o.
Howe and Mrs. Ernest Hatch and
son. George, arrived from three
months stay in Lakeview. n. c., Satnr-
day night. to remain here for the sum
mer.-Mrs. Birney Kidder. who has been
here for two weeks at the sanitarum
FOR an injury to her knee, returned to
Rochester Saturday. Miss story, who has
!sen with Mrs. J. b. Wells several weeks.
vent TO Cambridge Saturday and Mrs.
Wells went to the farm to remain for a
time with her son.--Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Dubois win vacate their
house on the Highlands, which they
recently sold to c. T.. Lazelle. about May
/ and will go TO "Th, Washhurn 10
board bethany Guild gave a pound partv
at their last meeting at the home of
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond for Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Kathan Miss Mildred Shaw Of
Bethel visited Ruth Jones Saturday and
in the afternoon Miss Doris Lattimer and
Miss Ruth Scott went 10 the Jones home.
Carl Thayer, who has been critically
Ill FOR 10 days with pneumonia. died at
his home Saturday afternoon at go and
his father. J. o. 'rhayer who had been
III with the same disease for two weeks
died at nine o'clock in he evening of the
game dav only few hours later. The
latter was taken i'll first, and the SON.
Carl. took care of him for a few DAYS
when he also was stricken. Most of the
time the father. was in the same house.
but the last of the week was taken to
she santarium. carl Thayer was born in
Roxbury about 80 years ago and was the
90 N~1.,
Here he lived till about three years ago,
when he married Miss Lottie Flint. who
was then saleslady in the store of Bell
BROTHERS. He came here to take a posi-
ton as butter maker for the company at
TIE Moulton stock farm. Mr.. Thayer was
4 member Of the Modern Woodmcn of
America and is survived by his wife and
one daughter. Helen. who Is two years of
age. one sister, Mrs. Bertha Cole of
Craftsbury, and one brother, Edward
Thayer, who lives in Fitchburg and who
only month ago came here with the
remains of his wife for burial Orlando
Thayer, who owned a farm in RoXbury
lived there till the death of his wife
about three years ago, since then he re.
sided here. He was somewhat past ~
years OF age and is survived, ne before
mentioned by daughter and q son,
both Of whom are here for the funeral.
Tho services were held from the late
home of Carl Thayer on Forest street
Tuesday afternoon the Rev. Fraser
Netxge: officiating. Tho father Was
buried in Braintree at the family ground.
and the son. Carl In West Rrookfeld.--
Miss Lydia Buell. Of White River juno
ton IND Mrs. Sarah Bagley Of Lebanon
w.se ovor Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. r. IAzel|e, George Hutchinson. who
hAs been here since Thursday visiting his
sister. Mrs.. Carpenter, returned to SPRING
hs.d Mass. Monday morning
Christian Endeavor societay of the Fed
Grated Church will give social at the
home of Howard smithcrs this
sAaaning.-Mrs F. H. Ketchum. who has
hoen IN FOR a week, Is now able TO be up.
Mr.. snd Ars William Seymuro Of
tam, NAss. are visiting Mr.. Seymoure's
sistes. M1ss Emma seymou-e.-The Rev
and Mr. Leon Mofse. who have ,Aso
been Visiting At the home q Mrs Ernest
Nolatosh went 10 P1ainfeld Saturday
s,aa tS;s week viii &C 20 Milford. NJ *.
where NJ. Morse has been fer the last
yaay and then to 6om9rs~ort. ~ r..
whep> he If, 70 oc pastor u e Methodist
Snruh.-A:r. ana Mrs. John Morrtl! nave
,uovpd :rora the Ddson block 20 me hoase
az A6rs. L, L. 1Vnnh On PLEASANT street
MAJ Thomas, who went 70 Seattle shout
one ypay ago. has !o:us1sd to remain
with tn paranAs ~. ni.d Ans r. B.
,chou,sA
Dr. 4 n. Gould. wEo haa neen ~ for
several weeks, dis6 af ] 80 Tuesday morn
ING after N iIlnses aimee January q. when
"a vas TAKEN w.t. Sastr1t!s. This was
followed BY setAAica and trouble with one
ns his uulna Last w0ex he developed
pneumonia and Ids condition was such
that ~ was Unable to rally. He vas born
IN Nevfaae March lS. lS4o and was the
ron Of Josiah Pascal and Nancy 'oskss)
c.0uld. dare he gained suoh education as
he could from tina public schools and IN
other towns in which his parents lived
IN Sep,em "A. LEGS. hs married. 10
plymouth Julia Ann Johnson and tho
YEAR following came into this section TO
reside living. arst at "Peth" He came
hero about five years later. MIR. Gould
having had Il limited education and not
being satisfied with his knowledge. at
tended the normal school at Rand olph
Center and also took a course OF study n
Plymouth, Early In life he hecame In.
.ssssted In proprietary medicines and
logan oomponnding tho same after a 1T
10 APPEARANCE. He developed a good bus.
''eas ana thus acquired the tito Of Doctor.
'Shioh no always retained ~ Mr. and
Mr.. 0ouh wsPe horn Two Gaugh.ers Mira