The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-01
RANDOLPH
Edmund A. Shattuck Died Yesterday
After Long Illness.

No a ohdltuCh Dleu AtStOiuay
After Long Illness.
Edmund A. Shattuck died Monday
| forenoon, after an illness of several
weeks, following a couple of years OF
failing health from the infrmites OF
age, which troubled his heart, Up to
this time, Mr.. Shattuck had been very
active and continued in business as
usual. Edmund A. Shattuck was born
in Windsor Sept. 4. 1882, the son of
Edmund and Lois (Proctorl Shattuck.
De early developed taste for railroad
ing and in 1852 entered the employ OF
the Central Vermont railroad and in
1854 he was advanced to locomotive en-
gineer, which pos lion he retained till
1880. when he res gned and retired from
active business as railroad man. Soon
after this he came to Randolph and PR
chased the home on South Pleasant
street known as Evergreen Home" since
which time he has continued to reside
there. In 1863 he married Annie NJ
daughter of Osgood and Mary Bailey
Evans of Middlesex, and in August, 1892
Mrs. Shattuck died. For his second
wife, he married Mrs. Ella MARTINI
Flagg, who lived only few years. The
present wife was Mrs. Howe, the widow
of the late James Howe. Deceased is
also survived by one half-sister, Mrs.
Hunter of Windsor, and a brother in
Massachusetts, besides a few other rela-
tiyes. In all his long residence here,
Mr.. Shattuck had made an extended &C
quaintance and in his railroad experience
also made many friends, who will re-
member him as a genial and loyal friend,
and an honest and upright business man.
The funeral arrangements are not yet
made known.
Mrs. Robert Flint returned from West
Hartford, Monday, after having passed
a couple OF weeks with her husband who
is at work with a bridge building gang
of men there.
Mrs. Augusta Clark, who came from
Lincoln, for an over-Smday visit with
Mrs. Eugene Ellison, went TO Suncook
n. H., Monday, to accompany her moth
er, Mrs. S. n. Gould, to this place.
DR., and Mrs Charles Chedel Of Port
land, Conn, who have been with their
parents for the last ten days, left for
home Monday.
Clifford and Thelma Patch left here
Monday for Newbury to pass several
weeks with their grandparents.
DIR. and Mrs. Ernest Billiard and
daughter, Mary Bullard, were in town
over Sunday, the guests of DIR, and Mrs.
A. c. Bailey, and Monday went to Beth
ell to pass the time till the last of the
week with relatives, after which they
will go to Providence, r. l., where they
will locate and the doctor will resume
the practice of medicine.
Mrs Eugene Abbott, VINO has been
confined to the bed by illness for the
last five weeks, is not as we'll and her |
condition is thought TO be serious.
Miss Ruby Miller. who has been with |
her mother, Mrs. Minnie Miller, at the
home Of w. H. Gladding for vacation
OF three weeks, has returned to Boston. |
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Billiard, recently |
from California, are the guests Of Dr.. !
and Mrs. A. G. Bailey. DR.. Billiard ex-
poets to return to Rhode Island 20 the |
practice OF his profession.
Mr.. and Mrs +. +. Emerson and son
left Saturday for Lowell Mass, 70 re-
main about two weeks with friends.
Mrs Irwin Chase was summoned TO
Boston Saturday by the serious illness
Of her brother. Mrs. Chase's son -in-law,
Frederick Leeds, is also III here with
typhoid fever, from which he is now
having a more comfortable time.
The Green Mountain band gave a very
excellent concert at the band stand on
night, and large number
were out to attend the concert.
Mrs. Melissa Chadwick left on Satur-
lay for Hartford, where she will pass
several days with her niece, Mrs. Ben
Briggs, and from there will 60 to Glare
mont, y. H.. to visit other relatives.
The billiard rooms OF Ernest Man
chester were entered on Friday night,
md about $40 in pennies We're taken
rom the money drawer. Entrance was
made through a window in the rear.
Miss 0rris McAllisxer, who has been
,assing several DAYS with Miss Fleda
Martin, left on Saturday for her home
N Waitsfield to pass her vacation, and
n the fall expects 10 teach.
A. p Grout of Winchester, Ills, who
anne to Hanover, \. H., to attend the
eunion OF his class at Dartmouth col
eye, has been several days with his only
urviving sister, Mrs A. j. Huse. After
listing her and the family of o. }.
darcott he left on Saturday for his
ome.
Mrs. Fred Ladue of Wililamstown has
zen the guest of her husbands parents,
ir. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue, for few
avs.
Several delegates from here started
saturday noon, for Gettysburg, among
fhom were the following veterans:
ohm Manney, George W. Flagg, Edison
,mery, Theodore Williams, James Cass,
ir. Bowen, and George Smith. They
,ere joined at Bethel by w. H. Ed
iunds, Monroe Kendall, George Kimball,
lr. Boutwell, and Nir. Hagar.