The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-20
RANDOLPH
Mrs. WILDER N0tman's Death Saturday
Was Caused By Peritonitis.


A very sad death occurred ON Saturday
when Mrs. WILDER Norman died after a
few days illness, leaving family OF
five children. the oldest being ten years
of age, and the youngest an infant OF
few months, Two weeks ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman came from Braintree 90
live In the Chadwick block ON South
Main street aud Mr., Norman worked
for the Brigham Creamery company
After few days the wife and mother
was taken III, and nothing could be done
10 relieve her Mrs. Norman was Stella
White of Brookiield, and is survived by
her father, her mother having died sew
eral years apoi her husband and five
children, so suddenly bereft Mrs. Nor
man had reached the age of 81 years, and
her loss Is deeply mourned by those who
so needed her care An autopsy revealed
peritonitis as the cause of her Illness and
death. The funeral was held to-day.
Mrs. j. II. Williams returned on Sun
day night from six weeks stay in New |
Haven, Conn. with her son, Frank VIII
liams, and family and in Holyoke, Mass
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Chastina
Terry was held on Sunday from the home
OF Mrs. Inez Segar on South Pleasant
street. Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating.
Mrs. Chastina Curtis Terry had reached
the age of a6 years and some months, and
was well known in this town, having
lived here for the most part of her life.
She married Orvis Terry and for years
lived on farm below the Stock farm.
After the death of her husband she went
TO live with Fred Terry, her son, and
since that time has been with him the
greater part of the time. She leaves
one daughter, Mrs. c. ID. Sanhorn, and
Fred Terry, the son, now living in
Worcester, Mass. Besides them she is
survived by six grandchildren and several
great grandchildren Fred Terry of
Worcester was present at the funeral and
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Gibbs of White River
Junction also came up for the services.
At o'clock Sunday the funeral OF
Harris Holman, whose death occurred in
Roxburv. was held at the home of his
son, Charles Holman, on Park street Rev.
Fraser Metzger officiating and interment
was here.
Miss Mary Jennett left on Saturday
'or New York where she is to pass a
month in studying millinery, before TAX
ng position for the spring season.
Doris Lattimer and Neva Bohonnon,
tudents at Castlcton Normal school,
anne on Friday night for their vacation.
Hiss Bohonnon went to Chelsea to pass
he time. and Miss Iattimer remains here
With her mother, Mrs. Ellen Lattimer.
Mrs. John Butler, who has been at the
for treatment for a month,
vent to her home in West Hartford on
atTday, much improved in health,
hough not yet strong.
c. w. Proper who for months has been
l and in serious condition, is now
lore comfortable, though not thought to
e permanently improved.
Mrs Adelbert Dyke and daughter Wis
ed relatives in Bethel on Saturday, and
hey expect TO leave the first of April
u Springfield, where Mr.. Dyke has en-
loyment
Miss Elida Sandspra came from North
cid on Saturday for short stay with
,latives and friends, and then went to
ethel. to visit her father.
II. A. skinner. who has been on a bust
nss trip Ia the northern part of the
ate, returned here on Saturday to JON
rs. skinner in visit with Mrs. Lucin-
/ Cleveland
The senior class and their friends will
ave here on the 3lst for a weeks
ip to Washington, d. c. They viii be
by several of the teachers
id Rev J. II. Thompson will join the
lrty. to look after the interests of the
Jung people.
Mrs. Charles Durham, who has for
e last three weeks been at the sanato- -
am for surgical treatment, and later !.
the home OF Mrs. d. b. Fassett for n
re, was able to go to her home in
.thel on Saturday, with a reasonable
pectation of permanent recovery. D.