Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-03-23
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. tndStna Terry, mother or MIS-
e. y. Sanboin. died at an early hour
Friday morning after a three weeks III
ness at the home Of Mrs. Inez Seear,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Snnborn reside Mrs..
Jerry was about 81 years Of age and up
to her last illness was very active for one
of her age. She is survived by her daugh-
ter and a son, Fred Terry. OF Worcester.
Mass.-Mrs. Bertha Fires Thompson went
TO her home in Swampsc colt. Mass, Fri
day after a two weeks stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. c. W. Hayward. DIR and Mrs.
f.. o. Blanchard have returned from n
three weeks stay In Chicago. where they
went to visit Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fitch.
,-AHarris Holman, brother of Eugene
Holman OF this place, died at his home
In RoXbury Thursday after a long illness,
and his remains were brought here for
burial.--Mrs. Elmer Wilson left Friday
for South Royalton to visit Mrs Maud
lBlanch and fanlily.-The Catholic Church
icelebra.ed st. Patrick's day by giving
an entertainment at the Dubois G. Gay
hall Thursday evening. There was n good
attendance. and the program, which con-
sisted of music by Mrs f.. j. O'Blien
and an address by Father Lynch Of
Northfield. was interesting. Refreshments
were served. after which there was
moving picture show.-Mrs. b. A. Man
chester and Mrs. ID. Il. Dyer went to
Rochester Friday.
Two funerals We're held Sunday after
noon The body OF Harris Holman. who
died at Roxbury was brought here to
The home OF the son, Charles Holman
on Park street. where the funeral was
held at four o'clock. AT 80 services
FOR Mrs Chastina Terry were held at
tba home Of
Pleasant street. where her daughter
Mrs c. ID. Sanborn, now lives. Mrs
Chastina (Curtis) Terry had passed
nearly all of her life in town and after
her marriage TO Orvis Terry they &C.
rupied farm below the Moulton farm
for many years Since the death OF her
husband. she had much of the time
lived with her son. Fred Terry. She is
survived by her daughter, with whom
she was during her last illness OF three
weeks. and her son. Fred Terry, who
Is now living at Worcester, Mass, and
who was present at the funeral. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs of White River
junction were also present. The Rev.
fraser Metzger oniciated AT both fu-
nerals.-NIrs. WILDER Norman aged 81
years, died Saturday after few days
illness. Two weeks ago the family
came here from Braintree and took
apartments in the Chadwick block. near
the covered bridge, and the husband
was employed by the Brigham Creamery
company. Thursday MIS-. Norman was
taken i'll and grew alarmingly worse.
Her condition puzzled the physician in
attendance and consultations was soon
called She sank rapidly until Saturday
morning AT II o'clock when she died
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be perltonits, She is survived by her
husband and five children, the oldest of
whom il ton years of age, and the
youngest an infant, She is also survived
by her father. Mr.. White ~ Brookfeld
Mrs Charles Durham, who has been
here three weeks for surgical treatment
NJ the sanitarium and later at the home
of Mrs D. Il. Fassett was able TO go
70 her home in Bethel Saturday.
Mrs H. IT, Hayward went to South
12oyslton Saturday for short stay
Miss Mary Jennett left Saturday for
New York TO pass n month,-Mlss Doris
Lattimer and Miss Neva Bohonnon
came from the Castleton normal schoo!
Friday night for weeks vacation
Miss Lattimcr will be with her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer Miss Bohonnon
went to her home in Chelsea to be with
her parents-Miss Elida Sandspra came
from Mortified Saturday for a BRIEF
stay-Dennls Barromb, who was en-
Iployed in the Marcott mill and yard. had
the misfortune to break one ankle Sat
'urday while at w0rk.-Miss Dorothy
tlngham, who has been i'll for two weeks,
was taken to the santa rum Saturday.
Mrs. y. g. Greene left Monday Tor
Orange, Mass, where she went Tor
Treatment. During her absence her
daughter, Miss Eva Greene, and her
niece, Mrs John liowells Of Barre, Will
look after her household affairs.-Mrs,
j.. A. Gibbs and her granddaughter Miss
I.ucilc Gibbs, who We're here for the
funeral of Mrs. Chastna Terry, return
ed ia White River Junction Monday
Hired Terry, who was here from Wor'
ICcster Mass, for the same purpose
went home Sunday nght-Mr and Mrs,
srhomas Patterson. who have been at
4he Naples for few days while look
sng about Cor n farm to buy, left Mon