The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-01
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Leroy Mann of New York City Died
OF Pneumonia on Wednesday.

!. Mrs. Leroy Mann, who came from New
/, York City last Thursday night with hel
/. children and maid and the following day
went to the Mann farm for the summer
Q died on wednesday morning from pneu
mona, from which she had suffered only
i two or three days. Mrs. Mann was in
n usual health when she came to this place
/ and was alone with her children and
3 maid, her husband expecting to follow
later. Sunday the physician was called
and nurse obtained; but nothing seemed
OF any avail. Mr. Mann was Randolph
, boy but has been employed as a civil EN-
glneer for the government and is now 10.
, Gated at New York, but he married his
wife IN the South. Since that time she
had passed many seasons here. Three
children, one six and half years, an.
other five and an infant of u months
survive, who at her death were in
the hands OF the maid and nurse. The
first message telling OF her illness was
not received by Mr.. Mann, neither the
seconds but on Wednesday he was locat-
ed, when the news of her death was com,
municated TO him, and he is expected TO
arrive as soon as possible. No arrange
ments have been made till his arrival
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Harriet
Goodell was held from the home of her
cousin, Mrs. Jones, on Wednesday morn.
ing, Rev. G. o. Howe officiating, and the
remains were taken to Tunbridge for
burial beside friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
topher Hood Of Brookfeld, Mrs. Chester
Hood of South Royalton and Mr. and
Mrs Robert Fielders also from the latter
place were present
! Miss Ellen Woodland died at the home
of her brother, ID. c. Woodland, on South
Main street Tuesday night after long
illness, caused, it is thought, by Brght's
disease and complications, which were at
the last fastened by her fracturing her
hip in fall while trying to move about
the rooms. Miss Woodland had been in
poor health at her home in South Roy |
alton for long time but because it was
nconvenient for her brother and his wife
to be with her she was brought here eight |
months ago Miss Woodland was IA teach
er in the South till the Civil war, when |
she was obliged to return and later |
taught in California and the West till
about 1878, when her brother came here
and she went to live at South Royalton
Ellen G. Woodland was one of five chill
dren born to Daniel and Achsa (Kings
bury Woodland in Tunbridge, and only
her brother, d. c. Woodland. of the family
survives Deceased had reached the age
of 81 years, nine months and p days. A
short prayer service was held at the home
OF her brother Thursday morning and
the remains were taken to South Royal
ton, where the funeral was held in the
Congregational church and burial was
made in the family lot.
Mrs. Amazon, who has been passing the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. r. II.
Slack, left Wednesday for Pittsfeld to
pass an indefinite time with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butterfield and
who have been here from Wind
sor since Saturday, left Wednesday for
their home.
Mrs. f. w Carlisle and son, Lewis
Carlisle, have moved back from Riehford,
and Dir. Carlisle has employment with
G. C. Reynolds for the season.
Mrs. j. Fl. Lamson and her daughter,
Miss Mary Lamson, left Wednesday for
Boston, where they are to remain for sew.
rial weeks with friends and relatives in
ind about the city.
William Nichols has come to take the
,lace OF the night telegraph operator
Who recently left town.
The ball team from White River june
ion met the Randolph team in game
I the Viall-Alumni field ON Wednesday, :.
shen the latter gained victory, the
core being IL to 5. b
Miss Minnie Carpenter of Montpelier u
! in town for few days, passing the
me with Mrs. II. f. Richardson. Pt
Mrs. j. f. Fottler of bingham, Mass, !"
lara Averill. =.
Mrs A. A. Priest returned home on A.
Iednesday from a trip to New Hamp m
lire, where she had been visiting her old di
oine. an
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tstro of Roxbury,
tier visiting in town, returned to their
)me on Wednesday, accompanied by
RS. Bower, who went to pass few
lys.
Mrs. Gattman and Mr.. Holbrook, guests pa
The Naples, were summoned to Bos- MI
n Wednesday by the death of friend
a relative. Su
Philip Salisbury of New York City is
town for few days visit with his da
Their. From Burlington he came by MI
Ito, his brother asd wife and father
B. Salisbury, having gone up to meet ah
M. :
Mrs Edna Fairbanks has returned from fro
couple of days stay in Richmond where ter
e was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest nee
sh. ,
The following is the program for the da,
adusting exercises of the class of 1916, she
ndolph high school, Chandler Music 7
II, Thursday evening, June s, at Sis d.
lock: Music; invocation, Rev. Guy y
We Crawford; music; salutatory, Helen -,
Howe; class history, Laurence w. -
onard reading, Two Diplomas" ~ ~
Avis Lewis; music; read ~
/, Parliamentary Law Myrtle Reed, u" 7
tn Trask; class Grafton, William A. -.
ggard; class song. composed by Lura St,,
Church and sung BY the class; read S5s
! Original. 0na VI. Ladd; gifts TO r.
class. Elsie L. Kilburn; class pro-
icy, Arthur H. Cheney; music; pres W "a
alton of class gift to the school. Rob -
A. Hatch, president OF the class of
g.; response, Frank VI. Bentley. presi- ~
t of the class of 1917; valedictory. ~, -,