The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-23
RANDOLPH
John Gorham Died Yesterday OF Neural
gia OF the Heart.

John Gorham Died Yesterday OF Neural
gia of the Heart.
The death Of John Gorlam occurred al
his homo on Central street ON Wednes
day morning at an early hour. MIR. Cor
ham had an attack OF the grip two weeks
ago and neuralgia OF the heart soon de-
veoped, from which there was no relief.
Never strong, il was more than he could
endure. Last December Mr.. Gorham re-
ceived an injury in his knee while on the
street at Brattleboro, by fall on a de-
feetiye sidewalk, and from that time he
had not been as well as usual, this Civ.
ing him trouble much OF the time. Mr..
Gorlam had been south for his health
twice in former years, and also had been
in the West, but they never sold their
home here and every time after being
away returned here for their home John
| Alpheus Gorham was born in Canada
July "a, 1919. In later years he came
to Vermont and married Miss Emma
| Parish of Northtied Jan. 10, 1882. Mr.
Gorham wus a cabinet maker and ma
chinist He was a member OF the Odd
Fellow and Masonic fraternities. lie
was also member of the old Christian
church OF this place before its union with
the congregational church. Deceased is
survived by his wife, one sister in
Worcester, Mass, and another in l}Toome,
Canada, and two brothers in Wisconsin.
The funeral will be held in the Meth
odist church Saturday at | o'clock and
intermcnt will be in Riverbank cemetery
in stowe The Masonic fraternity will
take charge of the funeral
Miss Esther Ham came from Smith
college on Wednesday 10 pass her yaca
tion with her parents, Principal and Mrs.
L. G.. Ham. Miss Helen Blanchard is
also home from the same place for few
days stay with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
h. o. Blanchard
Mrs. G. j. Dyke, teacher in Tun |
bridge, came on Wednesday Tor her yaca
ton with friends here.
Miss Florence Pierce of Warren, who |
has been with Miss Pearle Tewksbury |
for the last two weeks, left "Wednesday !
for her home.
Mrs II. v Fletcher went to Randolph |
Center Wednesday to see Mrs. Evans,
who has lost her daughter, Miss Mary |
Evans. by tuberculosis. Miss Evans had
reached the age OF n years and had been
i'll for several months She was grad
Gte OF the normal school at the Center,
instead OF this school, as was formerly
Deceased is survived by her
mother; one brother, Bishop Evans, and
a sister, Miss Lettie Evans.
Mr.. George, who has long been i'll, is
now in very critical state and is under
the care OF trained nurse, Richmond
Skinner of Royalton.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington came from
Wednesday, where she has been
passing the winter with her sons, and
will take up her residence here in her
house on School street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Amsden of Bar
nard came last week to visit Mrs. Ans
denis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. At
wood, the latter having been i'll with the
grip for a couple OF weeks. Mrs. j. III.
is now taking care of her and
ii is thought she IS improving.
Thirty three men met at the Randolph
-est room on Tuesday night and effected
IN organization called the Randolph
Community Chatauqua, for the purpose
If giving a weeks entertainment in the
open to all who will buy season
n single tickets. 1t is hoped that the
week will be in August and in connec-
ion with this or nearly the same time
here will be an effort made to observe
Id home week in Randolph. The officers
II the organization are; President. Rev.
fraser Metzger: viee-presidents, l.. b.
Johnson and DIR. F. c. Angela: secretary,
,. G. Dodge; treasurer, j. w. Raymond;
hartman OF the ticket committee, C. j.
'tockwell; chairman OF the advertising
f. t. Salisbury; chairman of
he grounds committee, Rev. j. II. :
thompson. The meetings are expected
o be held at the parish house later. G
j. Hazen Wood, i'll with pneumonia, is a
ot improving and his condition gives "
nxiety to his friends. il