The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-21
RANDOLPH
Miss Lizzie Torrey Died Monday After
Long Illness with Cancer.

The death of Miss Lizzie Torrev oc.
Cured at the sanatorium on Monday
morning, after long illness from can
GER of the liver. Miss Torrey had for
years been afflicted with in health and
had been obliged to resort TO a surgi-
cal operation at two different times for
the removal of malignant growth, but
| il was of no avail. Miss Torrey was the
daughter of George and Betsey tEdson)
! Torrey and was born in Bethel Gilead
81 years ago. Following their death,
she came to Randolph to live and took
rooms in the house of A. NJ Hubbard on
Central street About two months ago
she went TO the sanatorium for treat
ment and care, as she had no relatives
TO be with her. Deceased had beauti.
full character and was one whom all re-
spected, and whose acquaintance was
a real pleasure. She is survived by one
brother, Charles Torrey, who resides in
Addison, but who has been in town for
several weeks, where he could visit her
each day. The funeral was held on
Wednesday afternoon from the Method
ist church, Rev. Joseph Hamilton Off.
ciating, assisted by Rev. G.. F. Crawford.
A male quartet composed OF II. j. Smith
ers, DIR. A. C. Bailey, Glenn Bailey
and C. J. Stockwell sung. Interment was
in Bethel Glead, in the family lot be-
side her father and mother.
Mrs Walter Ketchum and children |
came from GaysviIle on Wednesday for
a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. |
+. H. Ketchum.
Miss Angie Pike went TO Mortified on
after a stay of a week,
while picking up her household goods,
and is to make Mortified her home,
where she and her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel
King, have purchased house.
Mrs. Claude Locklin closed weeks
visit with her father, F. A. Fortin, on
Wednesday. and with her children went
10 Mortified 20 pass the night and then
20 on 10 her home in st. Adams.
Mrs. +. D. Wood has returned from a
several days stay in Essex with her
daughter, Miss Annie Wood, who is
here teaching.
Miss Mae King Of Waterbury has come
% succeed Mrs. Frank Coffin in the suit
department. Of Bell Brothers store. ar
living here on Wednesday 10 begin her
work.
Mrs. 5. w. Howard went 10 Royalton
Wednesday 20 visit her sister, Mrs. Rose
coolidge, who has been III for some
lime.
George Hutchinson, after passing sew.
raj weeks here with his mother and
thcr friends, left on "Wednesday for
springfield, Mass, and from there will
% o. Pennsylvania, where be will in.
estigate a business opening.
Miss Helen KinRsbvry Of bingham,
lass. who has been passing two weeks
nth Mrs. Clara Avcrili. went 20 Sharon
n Wednesday for few DAYS stay. En-.
getting TO return here for a longer
lay.
Pearl Rand has moved his household
Gods from East Braintree into the
ouse on Randolph avenue, formerly
vned b. the late Alrs. Ellen Blanchard.
IA bic family viii come here and be
~ work for o. J. MARRIOTT a Son.
Mrs. II. n. Crawford came from Hing,
am, Mass. wednesday, for an over
CHIT visit with Rev. and Mrs. g. r.
raHf0rd.
J. y Williams has sold biz farm in
aintree 81 George g. Flint II Brain
ee, uho win make repairs On the build
6 and later VIII occupy the place him
lf
:. G. Clara. who has besn confined 10
" house fer several weeks has not =
IN ne vel for q few days.
George Duyer hss returned from
Isuess trip O. Boston. where BE- went
BOOK after q stsrs which bis SISTER
a.