The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-15
RANDOLPH

The funeral of the late Mrs. w. q.
Slack was held from her home on Thurs
dav afternoon, Rev j. H. Thompson
officiating, and interment was in South.
view cemetery. The bearers were G. j.
Stoc<well, r. Z. Parker, and Arthur and
Ernest Burridge Mrs Della (Martin)
Slack was born in Highgate, March 4,
1859, the daughter OF Peter and Rosina
| (Goodhart Martin, but had lived in
| Randolph ever since sac was eight years
OF age. The funeral was largely attend
| ed, there being delegations from several
organizations to which she belonged, be-
sides the neighbors, who have known
her for so many years
Miss Una Allen left on Thursday night
for Hillsdale, Mich where she is to visit
her uncle, George Slack, and family, aft
er which she viii 60 to Coldwater, Mich,
where she is to take position in a mu
sic store Her place here in the Pastime
theatre will be filed by Mr.. Cantlin's
daughter, Miss Doris Cantlin, who has
been in Mortified for several weeks
playing for a moving picture show Mrs.
Slack. the mother of Mrs. A. T. Neff, ae-
companied her 4 part of the way. and
will 90 to Nebraska for a several weeks
stay.
The stockholders Of the Randolph Ma
tional bank held their annual meeting
on Tuesday forenoon and elected for
directors, Emmett A. Thomas, osmon B.
Copeland, March NJ. Wilson, Judge John
W. Rowel Hayden Gaylord and J. II. |
Dubois, the last-named TO succeed his |
brother, Charles Dubois, on the board. |
Immediately following the election the
directors met and made Mr. Thomas /
president; Judge Rowell, vice president;
o. B. Copeland, cashier; +. D. Copeland,
assistant cashier
Mrs. f. o. Copeland entertained the
Woman's Literary club at her
home on Saturday when there was an
attendance Of 33 members. and several
guests. Contrasts in Education" was
the subject of the meeting, and Mrs. J.
G. Sherburne had a paper on "The New
Oxford, the Rhodes Scholarship" which
was followed by Mrs Homer White with
1 paper on "The Education of the Ne.
gro, Indian and Mountain White A
social hour followed and with refresh
nents, the afternoon passed pleasant
y.
The four children Of Mrs. Mary Eos.
.er, who lives on Weston street, have
III been having an attack of tonsilitis,
which al first was feared 10 be diphthe-
ia, but they are now much better. Mrs.
Foster. though recovering somewhat
rom her late hemorrhage Of the lungs, i
s by no means strong, and is vet quite
N invalid.
Charles Sanford has sold his farm.
took. and tools near the Gray farm, to ,
red Lauton, who viii take possession
. soon a. possible. and Sanford viii I
. 20 Alberta. Can, TO try farming in :
he Northwest
A. A. Priest and daughter Miss Mary, ,
ave been In Burlington this week al. {
ending the Vermont Dsirymen's meet,
ng. and from there Miss Priest win i
Durney 90 Albany. ~ ". WHERE she will .
Fsume her studies az the business col '
'ge, expecting 20 BE- there till about )
une
Dr. J. p Clifford was in Northaeld
Wednesday. in consultation IN the case
I Mr. Daniel johnson, who il serious
|, ill.
Mrs. Elhridgs Holman. Who was called !
D Toronto. Can two weeks ago bv the ,
asth Of her brother law, has returned o
Dme.
neber Holmsn. who has been IN for
ecks. IL now gradually failing and his D
ife who has been with bic constantly,
D. als1 been ll for several DAYS
Mr. ~ Y Sanford accompanied Mr. Z
la Mrs. Charls. Dubois 10 their home 7
EnRleWood. n j. on Thursday. and 4
. house or Randolph avenue IL closea 3
q The winter Mr. and Mrs John Al p
~. who uere alec here for tae funeral
Mr. sanford have gone 20 their home
Winchester. Mass a.
judge Watson Of Montpelier was In
IN Friday q gisit Judge J NJ. Row q