The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-10
RANDOLPH
Death of Lyman D. Rhodes Occurred on
Thursday at His Home.

Death of Lyman D. Rhodes Occurred or
Thursday at His Home.
The death of Lyman d. Rhodes oc'
CURED on Thursday at his late home
just off Park street, after an illness
which extended over several months, a
part of which he had been comparatively
comfortable. Last fall he was at the
sanatorium for treatment and after that
he was somewhat more comfortable, but
for the last month he has been failing.
His disease was diabetes and other trou-
bles, and for the last 10 days he had
been failing rapidly, though he was con
scious till the last day. Mr.. Rhodes had
an honorable army record, having en-
listed from Rochester in Co. III, 18th
Vermont volunteers, and served till the
close of the Civil war. On his re-
turn he engaged in farming in Hancock
and Rochester, and few years ago he
came here and purchased the place on
which he had since lived. Deceased was
Methodist and, while able, was an at
tendant at the church in this place. He
is survived by his wife, one son, Luther
Rhodes. of Granville, and three daugh-
tiers, Mrs. viii Goodyear of Hancock
Mrs. Boyden of boston or vicinity, and
Mrs. Mark Whitney of Chelsea, all of
whom have been with him for several
days, previous to his death. The flu
neral was held from his late home this
morning at 8 o'clock, and the remains
were taken to Rochester for interment
in the family lot.
Miss Winnifred Richmond returned
from a 10 days stay in St. Adams with
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Smith on Friday.
Mrs. Laura Allis left Friday for Am
herst. Mass, where she is to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Hardy, and before
her return will also visit her son in
Norwich, Coma.
The masquerade ball given by the
Rochester club in the grange hall was
a great success, there being present l25
couples. many of whom were masked,
and some very nice costumes were among
the number. The music hall orchestra
furnished music and this was thought
to be the pleasantest evenings enter
Lainment given BY this organization in
, long time The club will realize about |
s65 from the ball, which will pay the |
amount pledged for the sanatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger, who
nave been here from Barre for few
lays with AR and Mrs. Charles Granger
md also packing mp the household eff
ects OF the late Mrs. English, left Fri
lay for their home,
II is understood that the Marcott mill
will close this week for few weeks be-
GRE entering upon the spring work of
awing.
Mrs. F. p. Mann has gone to Suffield,
'onn., and New York City to be away
or two months.
Miss Jessie Chedel has returned from n
several weeks stay in Portland. Conn.
Nth her brother. DIR. Charles Chedel, and
rife.
Miss Fleda Martin has come from Sar-
toga Springs for the Easter vacation
rom Skidmore hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisk were in
hanover, y. H., Sunday to see Mrs Fisk's
rother, Lewis Buchanan, of Woodstock
Tho was operated uuon at the Mary
hitchcock hospital for peritonitis.
Mrs. Nathaniel King has come from
Vcllheet Mass where she has been with
er daughter, Miss Angie King. and is
ow occupying the rooms of her sister,
liss Angie Pike. while she is absent In
Washington. d. c., and is also attending ,
D her hair work.
The young people of the Methodist ,
lurch held a social which took the form 7
an indoor track meet in the G.. A.
MI on Thursday evening, which although
Of largely attended was greatly enjoyed
Y those present.
Mrs. w. II. Crawford has come from \
nricho where she has been passing the
inter. for a few days stay with Rev.
nd Mrs. @. r. Crawford.
James Burridge has gone to Hillsdale, .
-ieh., 10 work in a gasoline engine fac \
nv.
Jesse Blodgett is i'll with an attack of n
eurisy from which he suffers severely. n
G.. r.. Grant Of Springfield. Mass. was
town Tues day night on short stay 4
ith his parents.
During March Lee books were taken Z,
ON the Kimball library, an average q
lily Of 90 20. Forty.three books went \
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