The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-03-31
RANDOLPH.
William Mann Died Sunday Morning
After Long Period Of Ill Health.

The death OF William Mann occurred
on Sunday morning after an illness oi
many months, following feeble conli-
ton of much longer time Mr.. Mann was
one of our oldest inhabitants, having
lived here for long term of years.
Being of a genial kindly disposition, he
was favorite in town. and he had many
friends, who were always glad TO meet
and greet him. For years he was a tray-
cling man on the road. and here. too, he
gained many friends He was one OF the
Oldest members of Phoenix lodge, No. rs,
+. A. VI. and the oldest member of the
chapter OF Eastern Star, in both of which
organizations, he was. as long as his
health would permit, much Interested
He was one of the most active and in
terestcd members of the old Christian
church. and when the union OF the Same
with the congregational was made, he
still remained member and was always
in his place at church as long as dis
strength would permit. Mr.. Mann Is
survived by his wife and one son, George
Mann, of Quechee, who arrived here ON
Friday night.
Mrs. b. g. Goodwin left on Saturday
for Concord, \. H., for short stay with
friends.
Miss Mildred Goodwin left on Friday
for weeks stay in Montpelier with
friends.
Miss Alice Pervier has come from
Montpelier TO be the trimmer in the w.
r. AIesser millinery store for the coming
spring season.
Rev, Hoyt of Randolph Center. oc-
cuped the pulpit of the Federated church
on Sunday morning when he gave an en-
cellent sermon.
The assembly met in Dubois 4 GAYS !
hall on Thursday night with an attend. !
ance of about 30 couples. who danced to |
the music of four pieces of the music hall |
orchestra and afterward were treated to |
a lunch The evening was one of the |
most enjoyable of the season.
Miss Florence Howe, head nurse at the
gave an interesting talk be-
fore "The Bethany Girls" at the Parish
house on Thursday night, "A Girls
Habits"
Miss Mildred Hutchins, student at
Simmons college in Boston, is guest of
ler mother for the Easter vacation.
News has been received of the nine
weeks illness of Mrs, S. \. Gould. who
5 passing the winter with her son. Al
ner Bagley, at Suncook, \. II. Mrs.
iould is now improving from a serious
Illness, and speedy recovery is ex-
,ected.
Newell Biekford has left his farm in fine
are Of his brother, and with his wife has
tarted for Ladora, Iowa, making the
rst stop at New Haven, Conn, and
DING from there to White Plains. y. y.
'here Mrs. Bckford's mother, Mrs. S. a.
laws, is living at present
Mrs. J. VI. Thompson and daughter,
Hiss Beatrice, of Montpelier are at the
ONE Of Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. A. j. Foster, for short vaea.
ion.
A daughter was born on Saturday TO
lr. and Mrs. +. +. Conner OF this place.
Mrs. Pearl Chamberlin of Montpelier
as again come to pass several days with
or mother Mrs. Rose Coolidge.
Miss Cora 0sgood. who is attending
,hool at Mortified, Mass, arrived home
a Saturday.
~ anu mrs ~, y, DUCK ana IHeiF !
aughter, Iris Buck left on Saturday for
helsea to visit Mr. Bucks brother and
.mily, and after few days win 90 on
Lebanon, n. H., for a short STAY with
r. Bucks mother.
Mrs. Jennie Smith started for Spring
I'D, Mass, Saturday for a ten days =
ay with relatives. and her daughter.
rs. Joseph Manning came from East
'anville and took her brother. Gordon. 10
me with her to remain during his ii
others absence. !,