The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-24
RANDOLPH
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Temple 0c-
CURED Saturday Morning.

I l. NafhNN ONNHAN'I
. Mrs. Elizabeth Temple died suddcni
, on Saturday morning at the home 4
; her son, George Temple at Randolph Ger
ter after an illness of two weeks, io
lowing several months OF i'll health, Mr.
Elizabeth (McIntyre) Temple was Dor
, in Randolph, August ID, 1886, one o
five children of James and Charlott
(Blodgettl Mcintyre, and through he
early life lived with her parents on
farm near Randolph Center. Following
her marriage, she lived with her hus
band on a farm about two miles iron
that place. where her death occurred
One son, George Temple, survives her
Mr. Temple having died several year
lago She is the last of the McIntyr'
family, her brother, Hamden Mcintyre
having died five years ago. and DIR. Nc
lntyre another brother, several years be
fore that. She was one of the oldest anC
most respected of family, who have fol
years been well known here.
| Mrs. +. B. Conner has returned from a
months visit passed with her daughter
in Maine and her sons in Hanover n. H
Rev. and Mrs, John Angel of West
Burke are in town. passing a few days
with DIR. and Mrs +. c. Angel.
The Methodist church of this place
will observe it's 30th anniversary, be-
ginning with an address on Sept. 18th
by President Guy Potter Benton of Bur
lington, after which there will be no
more services until the 10th, when
services will be held daily for week.
and many prominent speakers will then
be present and take part in the obsery-
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams and their
daughters and son, Charles Adams, of
Bangor, Me, have returned from Lake
Fairlee, where they have a cottage and
are now at home for the season.
Herbert Carpenter was taken to YER
gennes by Z. w. Kent on Saturday and
placed in the reform school to remain
during his minority.
DR. Arthur Bean OF Brooklyn, N. ",
has come to Join his family who have
been in Brookfcld for several weeks
with relatives, and they are now the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. SparTlawk
and other friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beedle of Phil
adelphia We're guests OF Mr.. and Mrs A.
H. Beedle over Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Woodworth, who was in
MorrisviIle the most OF last week, re-
turned with her son, Donald, on Satur
day.
Muriel Sargent the eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sargent. came from
n, il, Saturday TO be the
guest of Mrs. J. G. Sherburne, her aunt,
for few days.
Mrs. Flora French and her daughter, !
Muriel French, left on Saturday for
Wellesley. Mass, their home, after pass
ing two weeks with Mrs j. +. Lamson,
her sister, and Mrs. d. NJ English, her |
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webster and sons
II Burlington returned Sunday night
litter several days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Webster and Mrs. H. A,
leonard.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hobart of Essex
Junction have been here several days
With old friends, making their head
quarters for the most part with Mrs
Iohn Angel, who is a sister of Mr..
Iobart
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Paige and their
on who came from Greenfield, Mass.
asst Tuesday to visit Mrs. Martha Will
Jams, went on to Bristol on Saturday {
ihere they are to remain few days.
Mrs. O. 5. Chamberlin. and her sister,
iiss Mary Pratt, have returned from
,eek's stay in Fast Randolph with Mrs.
cnnie Peck
Mr. and Mrs Willis Howard and their
aughter, Miss Mildred Howard, accom-
aned Miss Viola Howard, who has been
ere for several weeks, to her home in
laden, Mass, on Saturday, and after a
Nv days the Towards will go 10 Old 4
richard for a few days before returning b
ONE. '
Randolph grange gave on Saturday
ght farewell to Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. t
aughaD. who the first of September, d
i'll 20 to Shelburne to take charge of +
ne DR.. Webb farms. All the Identified P
embers of the grange were invited to G.
present, which with the usual MEM q
'rship attending made large company. n
here were addresses by the past mas o
RS. H. w. Vail closing with a talk and CO
presentation of past masters jewel
Mr. Vaughan and nice stick pin TO b
rs Vaughan. Music was plentifully Il
terspersed in the exercises, and the
ale quartet, of which Mr.. Vaughan has Of
en- valuable member, gave several
lectons. Refreshments were served
ID pleasant social hour followed. The
corations were of golden rod and we're :
~ artistic, adding much to the beauty
the hall.
Col Israel Converse chapter, Dsugh
RS of the American Revolution, held q p,
lonisl tea at the home of Mrs. Lucy ~
IRISH on Saturday afternoon, which AZ
Is attended by members and many in
ests. The company were entertained of
Miss Annie Clark, teacher of music
Lynchburg. Va, who is there on her 10
cation, and who gave several solos and ca
the company in patriotic airs. Deli Sc
ms refreshments were served and fo
memade candy. ca
Mr. and Mrs George Waters who have
IN with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. French,
{ here on Sunday morning, accom-
MED by Mrs. French, who went for a
o weeks stay in Brandon and Middle
~, with relatives.