The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-22
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Minnie Buttles Died Saturday AIT
ernoon After Pneumonia Illness.


ernoon After Pneumonia Illness
The death of Mrs. Minnie Buttles oe'
CURED at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
George Rogers, on Hale street on sat
urday at about noon, Mrs Buttles llad
been i'll with pneumonia for about
week, and for the last few hours she
had been more comfortable, but her
strength was not sufficient for her 10
rally. The funeral was held from the
home OF her daughter to-day, and the
remains were taken to Lincoln for inter
ment. Deceased is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Rogers, with whom she
was at the time of her death; Mrs. Ar
thur Brook Of Rochester who with her
husband ,has been here for several days;
and Mrs James Hayes of East Brain
tree: and two sons, Riley Moulton, of
Waitsneld. and another son living IN
Warren, who is also critically i'll.
Prof. Cook, one of the teachers at the
agricultural school at Randolph Center,
is at the sanatorum critically i'll from
the effects of iaundice, and his life was
despaired of on Sunday. 1t was feared
that he could not possibly recover.
The Central street club held card
party at the Edison hall on Friday night
which was attended by a large number
of people, and was counted a success.
Miss lnez Litchfield went to Spring
field Saturday for a several days stay
with friends.
Among the visitors to arrive in town
on Saturday were DIR. and Mrs. Gilman
Wheeler OF Boston who came to VISIT
Judge and Mrs. J. w. Rowell, and other
friends over Sunday and the holiday.
Miss May Bradish came Saturday
from Medford. Mass, for short stay
with Dr. and Mrs. Francis Eaton, who
have also other guests from Boston.
Mrs. Jennie Clifford, who was taken
from the Pittsford sanatorium last week,
is now at the home of Mrs. d. b. Fas-
sett in critical condition, having suffer
ed two hemorrhages from the lungs on
Friday. Her daughter, Mrs. Ellis OF
Pittsfeld, has been summoned.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland has closed q
successful term of school in the Findlay
bridge district in Bethel, and is again
at her home here for the vacation.
A. G. Slack has bought the fixtures
and stock Of the grocery store recently
conducted By the Mazzolini company
and has them installed in his milk room
on Pleasant street
| Luke Conner from the University OF
Vermont passed the holiday recess will
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. +. B. Conner
Iwbo had also with them on Saturday
Ianother son, Robert Conner of Hanover
and daughter, Mrs Barrett from the
same place.
Arthur Austin has gone to Gardner
Me. 10 look after the business OF A. }
Bell while he with his man, is in New
York buying goods.
Mrs. o. II. Rogers and her daughter
Miss Doris, who has been seriously II
with pneumonia, were in town on sat
urday for the first time in several weeks
Miss Doris expects TO 90 70 Albany
business college a. soon as she recover'
her health sufficiently.
Mrs. Martin summer was the guest Q
her father, A. II. Flint jr, on Saturday
Charles Ketehum, who has been II
town about four months, where he hal
lhad employment, left on Saturday nigh
for his home in Boston, where, il h
finds employment, he will remain per
lmanentlv. but il not may return here.
Mr.. and Mrs Byron Manchester move'
to-day from their farm which they re
Gently sold to the place they have bough
Of John Wood, known as the Metal
place. on Central street. Mr.. and Mrs
Wood win remain with Mr.. Woods faith
er on Elm street till he decides definite
Ily where he will locate.