The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-12-12
RANDOLPH
Body of Mrs. Addie Fuller Taken to
Rochester, Where Funeral Was Held.

Body of Mrs. Addie Fuller Taken to
Rochester, Where Funeral Was Held.
Mrs. Addie tWyman) Fuller, who un-
derwent an operation for the removal
OF cancer last week, died on Monday
morning. The remains were placed in
the undertaking rooms until Wednesday,
when they were taken to Rochester for
interment, and the funeral was held in
the Methodist church there Thursday.
Mrs. Fuller was So years of age, and
the daughter of Cyrus Wyman. She is
survived by her husband, her mother
and two brothers in Rochester.
Madam Crawford, who came from Jer-
icho month ago to visit her son. Rev.
q. 7. Crawford, and wife, left Tuesday
for New Bedford, Mass, to pass the win
ter months with another son.
Mrs. Joseph Menard left Thursday for
Royalton to pass an indefinite time with
her sister, Mrs. Richmond Skinner.
Mrs. Ferry, an aged lady, who is stop
ping with her granddaughter, Mrs. Al
len Battles, had the misfortune to fall
! in the house recently, and is now I'M
able to move at ALL being quite helpless.
] 1t was at first feared that she had sus-
tanned fracture of the hip, but lat
er this was found to be untrue.
Miss Mabel Sault, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Hattie Sault, who is nurse,
and her physician, DR.. F. c. Angel, left
Thursday for Boston, where they went
to consult specialists in regard to Miss
MabePs knee, which she injured last
July, and from which she has suffered
since, receiving no help.
Mrs. ]. H. Lamson and her daughter,
Miss Mary Lamson, left this week for
Jacksonville, Fla, where they will pass
the winter.
w. r. Sargent started Tuesday on
business trip to New York and Bloom
ington, n. j., and will return the last of
the week.
Misses Ruth and Florence Smith
daughters of Fred Smith, who have been
here from Somerville for two weeks
stay, have returned home.
The Randolph fremen have decided
upon their annual ball to be given on |
the night OF Dec. 81, with Hough's or
chestra of seven pieces to furnish music. I
+. i. Dudley will act as floor manager, |
and Burton Averill and c. G sGifford as
assistants.
Charles Smith of North Randolph. |
who is boarding at W. p. Young's on
School street, is just recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Miss Prudence Wells, daughter of
Thaddeus Wells, who has been i'll for
the last 10 days, has developed typhoid
fever, and on Wednesday was taken
to the sanatorium for treatment and
care.
Mrs. T.. C. Lenney of Hardwick and
her little daughter are stopping for
week with Mrs. A. +. Johnson, while
Mr.. Lenney il employed by the Wood
bury company at Bethel in plumbing
job there.
Miss Minnie Smith, the dressmaker,
underwent an operation for appendicitis
IN Tuesday and is thought to be max
ing good recovery.
H. T. Salisbury has issued GOO invita- I
ions TO attend ball given in Dubois & |
Cay hall on Dec. 10, when the Music
nall orchestra, assisted by Karl Forsell I,
If Montpelier. Mr.. ellison OF Bethel and
,thers, viii furnish the music. The early
1art of the evening will be devoted to
he pleasure of the elder portion of the
and square dances win be used
ind later the young people win also be
Entertained by round dances.
The boy scout entertainment was Civ
n in the Star theatre Thursday even {
ng with Byron Clark of Burlington Q
present to speak upon the scout move '
nent. !
Willard Gay, who has been suffering |
rom a bronchial trouble for several ]
weeks, is somewhat improved, and DR.. q
blanchard. who is als6 i'll with a rheu- 5
matte trouble, is also more comfortable, (
hough yet unable to be out of bed.
Mrs. C. o. Dumas OF Woodstock 0
'rought her sister, Mrs. Fri Clough, of | 4
to the sanatorium Saturday, Ii
or treatment for appendicitis. q