The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-27
RANDOLPH
]. Hazen Wood, Civil War Veteran, Died
Saturday.

The death OF J. Hazen Wood occurred
at an early hour on Saturday morning al
the home on Elm street after an Illness
OF ten days from pneumonia. Mr.. Wood
had reached the age OF "A years. Deceased
formerly lived in Randolph Center, but
a few years ago he purchased the house
which he lived and came here where he
has since been his daughter keeping
house for him. Mr.. Wood married Olivia
Morrill-pf Randolph, but her death came
not farm from fifteen years ago. Two
children survive, son, John Wood, liy-
ing at Lebanon, N. H., but who, with his
wife, has been here recently, and his
daughter Miss Grace Wood, now at
home. Mr.. Wood served in the Civil war,
enlisting in the 10th Vermont regiment
from Randolph, August Is, 1862, and
serving till July Ii, 1868. He was Il men,
Der and past commander of Y. s. Grant
post of this place, being present at its
meetings when possible. The funeral was
in the family lot at Randolph Center
Mr. Wood has one sister, Mrs. 5. $.
| Briggs, living at Worcester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. u. Cass on Elm street
observe their tiftieth wedding annivers-
aTy on Wednesday, the 10Th day oil
March, and Mr.. and Mrs, $. $. Whit
comb of Randolph avenue will reach
their fiftieth wedding anniversary April
/.
The w r.. C. realized $3.50 from their
hash supper given in the G. A. X. hall
on Saturday night
Henry Sault is at the home of his sis
ter, recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, which DR.. Angel recently
performed upon him.
Miss Ruth Jones has been obliged to
come from Albany, n. y, from the bus
mess college TO take short rest from
her studies on account of her health.
H. +. Wood & Co., have started up
their condensing machinery which has
not been in operation since April last,
and are now condensing milk for the Bos.
ton trade.
A broken wheel was the cause of the |
derailment of seven cars just north OF |
this station on Saturday morning, which |
caused the suspension of passenger traffic |
for several hours and a considerable dam
age To property. The accident was on a
freight train from the north, about $3.50
in the morning. The wrecking train ar
rived early in the morning, and the pas
sengers and mail were transferred on the
l0;l2 train, but by the time the after.
noon train was due, the track was clear
so they passed over. The cars were load
ed with condensed milk, lumber and oil.
No blame is attached to any of the en-
ployes, and no one was injured.
f-- Iaft on, Cat |
urday for several days stay in Nor
witch and Hanover, ~ H., where they
went to visit their daughter, Mrs. J. IL.
Head, who has been in the hospital for,
surgical treatment. They will also visit
their sons who reside there. II
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Carey was
leld from her home on Forest street on
afternoon at o'clock, Rev. j.
r. Thompson officiating.
Miss Mildred Goodwin has come from
Bristol, Conn, where she is teaching, to
1ass the short recess at her home with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. 6. Goodwin,
ind Saturday Mr.. Goodwin accompanied
Ter to Hanover, N. H., to attend play ,
eiven by the students of the college, in !
which Fred Goodwin, the son and brother, !
ook part.
Miss Annie Wood, teacher in Essex,
anne last week to visit her parents, Mr., !
nd Mrs. F. b. Wood. and Saturday she 4
tarted from here for trip to Washing
on, ID. c., another teacher joining her
Iere. William Wood, an uncle from
Woodstock, was also guest at the same
ome over Friday night.
Miss Eta Chamberlin has come from
Montpelier to pass her vacation here at I
he home of Mrs. O. s. ChamberIin
Rev. G. +. Crawford preached the last
unday for The conference year at the
fethodist church on Sunday and will go
o Montpelier early in the week to make
reparations for the session which will
egin there the middle of the week. There
ill be no service at the church here next
unday.
The funeral of John Gorham was held
/ the Methodist church on Saturday,
ev G. f. Crawford officiating, and in
,rment was made in Stove, the remains
eng taken there that afternoon. The
Iasonic fraternity had charge of the
,rvices at the church, and Robert +.
arker, G. l.. Martin, r. H. Ketchum, and
A. Bruce were the bearers. The re-
aims were accompanied TO Stowe by the x
idow; Miss S. |. Parish of this place, "a
ISIS Edna Parish of Mortified, Mrs. II. u
Reed of Berlin, all of whom were sis n
RS of Mrs. Gorham and Miss Brown. a n
&c. n
Mrs. c. c. Stevens has been moved
ON the sanatorium to her home on =
.arl street, where she is in a very
itical condition. On Saturday she was
ny low and not expected to rally.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morse left Satur
Y for Grafton to pass the school vaca
IN at the home of Mrs Morse, hoping
at the change would improve the health
Mr. Morse. who has not been able TO
,rk for several weeks
Mrs. Adelbert Dyke and her daughter.
tty, left Saturday for Bellows Falls to
IS couple of weeks with Mrs. Dykes
lighter, after which they win return