The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-13
RANDOLPH.
N. M. Draper, Well Known Citizen,
Died at Waterbury Hospital.

Dieu at waterbury iosPitai'
Mrs. Laura Wyman, who for nearly
two weeks has been the guest of MIR
and Mrs. Albert Morse, left for hel
home in Barre Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood, who have
been in Barnard for a week with hel
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Amsden, returned
Tuesday, TO their home.
Miss Grant, the trained nurse, who
has room at Mrs. Albert Morse's has
been quite i'll with a serious bronchial
trouble, from which she is now improv-
ing.
DR.. II. d. Mcintyre of New York City,
is in town for few days with his
mother, Mrs. L. l.. Mcintyre, and his
uncle, NJ. II. Miller.
! Mrs. G. u. Waite, who has been at
the Albany. n. y, business college for
kork and study, returned on Wednes-
day, and since that time has been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grant,
Tuesday, with her son, she left for
Crown Point, N. Y, to join her hus-
band, who is having months leave of
absence from his work of assisting on
the building of the Grand Trunk Pa
cifie at its extreme western point.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Heath left Tues
day for a weeks stay in Warren with
old friends, they having formerly lived
there for several years.
1t is understood that Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Bruce, have sold their place near the
Manchester to Mr.. Templeton, the real
estate agent, who win occupy the same
himself, Mr., and Mrs. Bruce going TO
Massachusetts to reside.
A large deer, shot at the Connecticut
lakes by DR.. j. p. Clifford on his recent
trip there, was received here yesterday.
The deer weighed l75 pounds, and
another smaller one, shot by III. l..
Hatch, also came. Both are on exhihi-
ton at the meat market of w. III. Pei
ton. Another shot by Guy Lamson, one
of the party, is expected to arrive soon.
News was received here on Tuesday
morning Of the death of n NJ. Draper at
Waterbury, where he was taken nearly
three years ago for treatment. Mr..
Draper was formerly a prominent bust
ness man in this place, and for many
years conducted large tailor's estab
lishment, employing many seamstresses. |
Later or soon after the fire which de-
stroyed so much property here, his bus.
mess place was changed, and he was
one of the builders of the Union block /
and at his death he owned the section |
now occupied by II. A. Leonard for a I
drug store. For several years Mr.. Drap- |
err had been in failing health Three I
years ago he failed in his mind and his |
strength also was not equal for bust.
ness, and in the last few months OF his
stay here, it was thought best for him
TO Geek treatment elsewhere, and he 4
was taken to Waterbury. Mr.. Draper Il
VAS interested in st. Johns Episcopal Il
'hurch and held office there during his
iealth and he was also identified with
,ther organizations here. Mr.. Draper
5 survived by his wife. and three daugh-
ers, Miss Ruth Draper the youngest
laughter, living with her mother in
Boston, and Fannie, the wife of Prin.
lanes G. Walker of Vergennes, and Car
ie. now Mrs. Walter Woodward, Of
'eattle, who is east for visit. The
emains We're brought here on Tuesday
nd placed in the undertaking rooms to
wait the decision OF the family in re-
ard TO the funeral and burial.
Miss Mabel Sault left Tuesday for
lawrence, Mass, to visit her brother
'obert Sault, for a few days. Before !
er return in two weeks, she viii visit
4 other cities.
A party of ladies from Beulah chapter
'ent to Waterbury Tuesday to attend
he district meeting of the order of The
astern Star