The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-12
RANDOLPH.
Death Of Mrs. Almon Morse After a
Months Illness.

CURED at Che home of her son, H. A
Morse, on Thursday night, after month
of illness, first with an attack of pneu-
monia from which she had not strength
to rally. Mrs. Chloe Flint Morse was
born in Brlintree December II. 1885, the
daughter Of llovey and Sarah Flint, and
during her early life she lived in that
town. About 80 years ago she married
Mr.. Morse and came to Randolph to live.
Three years ago Mr.. Morse died and
since that time she had made her home
with her son. f. A. Morse. Deceased is
survived by the son before mentioned
and two stepsons, Frank and Albert
Morse OF this place, and one stepdaugh-
ter, Mrs 0rlin Greene, also of this viii
lage. The funeral services will be held
at the home of her son, on Sunday aft
ernoon, the Rev. Fraser Metzger ofliciat-
ing.
Miss Grace Pitkii and her mother
Mrs. Pitkin, left here on Friday fof
Fitchburg, Mass, for few days stay.
Charles Martin and Mrs. Edna Stock
well of Rochester are in town. the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Greene went to
South Royalton Friday TO visit Mr.,
Greene's brother and family.
Mrs. s. 5. Whitcomb was called to
Roxbury on Friday by the illness Of her
sister, Mrs. /. A. Segar.
cambridge Morse Of Haverhill, Mass,
was in town Friday, to visit his COUSIN.
his way from Name. where he had been
on hunting expedition.
Mrs. n. ~ Morse. her mother Mrs
Fannie Perkins ard her aunt, Mrs. Su-
san Parks. went TO Barre on Friday TO
remain there and at Montpelier till Sat
urday night.
Arthur Fielders of Franklin, n. H.,
is visiting his mother, Mrs. J. d. La
port.
Mrs. Horace Cole of Rochester arrived
here Friday for visit with her grand !
Mrs. Frank Gold came from Mortified
Friday to see her mother at the home |
Of her sister, Mrs J. + .Tewksbury. The /
mother. Mrs. Hutchinson, has long been
a helpless invalid and for the last few |
days has seemed to be failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eaton from Hi /
nois, who have been visiting their cousin,
Alfred Eaton, of this place, left on Fri
lay.
e. w Tewksburv has been appointed
BY the selectmen as trustee of the Kim
Dall public library in the place of J. f.
Mead, who is soon to leave here for
California.
Charles Abbott is at the sanatorium
or treatment, being in very feeble
tate of health.
A. +. Bass has followed the example
# several others here and placed new
windows in his store making them much
anger than the old ones by lowering {
hem.
Mrs Fannie Lewis, who has been pass-I
ng the summer here. left for Canton, /
lass, on Friday, whore she will remain I
or time and then go to Winchester, /
lass, to pass the winter with her I
Miss Bessie Lewis, a teacher t
here. /
A Progressive club has been formed d
ere, with the following officers: o. ]. q
Garcott. president: f. r. Briggs. secre S
,ry and treasurer. NJ. NJ. Wilson was
ected local member Of the county COM II
littee and the following town commit n
ae was elected: John H. Hutchinson. r
rthur c. Wells. D. l.. LOOMS, Arthur b
ilman, j. B. Adams. c. Il. Lazelle and {
/. f. Briggs. 1t was also decided to a
ave a rally in the near future, and DIR. d
. II. Hayward. A. A. Niebaum. Frank
idder, DIR. l.. A. Russlow, and Guy +,
sha, were chosen as committee to a
axe arrangements. o