The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-26
RANDOLPH.
Myron Morse Didn't Recover Conscious
ness from Shock and Died "Wednesday.

Wednesday. Mr.. Morse wad born III
Bethel November Is. 1910, in the part
of the town known as Camp Brook. He
married Anna, the daughter of Nathan
; Parker, and for few years was on
; the farm, which he left later to go to
Manchester to engage in the meat bus
iness, where he remained for 20 years
Upon selling his business, he returned
to Bethel and to the farm, where he
lived till about two years ago, when he
rented the farm and went to Bethel vii
lage to live. One year ago he bought
the house owned by Mrs. Orson Wood
cock and in the spring came here to
live. Mr.. Morse is survived by his wife
and two daughters, Misses Bertha and
Mary Morse, who are i'll business in
j South Royalton, and half sister, Mrs.
Jennie Billiard, of Springfield, Mass.
The funeral services will be held on Sat
urday afternoon at O'Clock and inter
ment will be in Southvew cemetery.
Mrs. George Sargent recently under
went, an operation at the sanatorium
for goitre.
j. H. Richmond of Woodstock was in
town over Sunday with his wife and
daughters.
A. G. Holman of Boston has been in
town few days visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Mary Mann.
Mrs. Osmond Creaser of Newport is
here on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. J. Blakely.
| Elmer Thomas of Georgia has been
passing a week with his brothers, Il. A.
and + B. Thomas.
M. II. Miller, who has for the last
few days been seriously i'll, is some
what more comfortable.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Gladding have
returned to their home in Barre after
visiting relatives in town.
George White of Rraintree is at work
for the Brigham Creamery company,
driving one of the teams.
Miss Mary Boyce, who has been in
Waitsfeld this week visiting Mrs. Ches
ter Dana, has returned home.
Mrs. Mary Carr has been quite i'll for
few days, threatened with pneumonia,
but is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. G. w, Scott entertained the Col
Israel Converse chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution Mon
day.
William Rogers, who had been at
work choppng on the Henry Fits farm,
is very i'll at the sanatorium, with pneu-
mcnia.
Mrs. Mary Blodgett of Mortified
arrived here Thursday to spend the rest
OF the winter and is boarding at Rich
ard 0sha's.
Rev. Fraser Metzger will speak at the
Second Congregational church in Brook
field this evening upon "A Boys Worth
to the World"
The educational meeting, 10 be held
here next week, will be held in the Bap-
tist church, instead of the parish house,
as before announced.
Drs Scott and Clifford removed thirty
eight ounces OF fluid from the chest Of
Fred Bryant Tuesday. and the opera
ton has given him great relief and his
case is now considered more favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. d. Bickford were
summoned to White Plains, N. Y, Sun
day by the death of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed |
ward Davis after long illness with con-
sumption. Mrs. Sarah Davis has been
with the family for several weeks.
At the regular meeting of the Chris
tian brotherhood on Monday night, it |
was voted to give the amount raised |
from the presentation of "The Gypsy's !
Secret" towards the purchase Of Nc
Calls park for an athletic ground.
Invitations for the annual Guest
Night" of the Randolph Womans Lit
erary club have been issued. to be held |
in Bethany parish house on Friday even
ing February 3. Hon. Roger w. Hull
burd of Hyde Park will be the speaker
Miss Christine M. Bacon of Vergennes.
a graduate of the Rutland Business col
lego and for some time stenogrepher for
George w. Smith company at White
River Junction, will begin work for BIZ
brothers store as cashier on January 20.
II. L. Hatch attended the annual re-
union and banquet of the Vermont As
ISOLATION in Boston Saturday night.
There were $50 at the. banquet and
Gov. ]. A. Mead and President J. NJ.
Thomas of Middebury college We're
among the speakers.
Burton Ayerill is suffering with an
injury to his left elbow. which was
caused by fall down the stairs while
coal in the Holman house on
Weston street. A quantity of pus was
removed on Monday and although he is
yet confined to the bed, his arm seems
10 be slowly improving.
z. n. Rising, commander of U. S.
Grant post, No. 9s, has been appointed
aide on the staff OF the commander in
chief of the National G. A. r. and Mrs
Rising aide on the staff of the National
W r. c. president. Mrs. Rising and {
Mrs. Eugene Holman are recruiting Off ;
,ers for the national organization of
,he Grand Army.
Joseph Corevo died on Wednesday ]
morning from bronchial pneumonia Mr..
Jorevo was in his s9th year and leaves
/ wife, to whom he has been married \
or the last "a years. Deceased was q
'orn in Canada but has passed most of
MS life in Vermont Besides his wife
le is survived by a sister living in
yhelsea and a brother, whose place of q
esidence Is not known. t