The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-17
RANDOLPH
Funeral To-day of Mrs. ]. L. Moses, whc
Died Last Friday.

Funeral To-day OF Mrs. ]. L. Moses, VIII
Died Last Friday.
Mrs. j. L. Moses died at the home o
her daughter, Mrs. A. b. Gay, on Fri
day night at about s o'clock, after al
illness OF n few days from the prevailing
Icold which developed into shock from
which she never rallied. Mrs. Moses ha,
been with her daughter for few weeks
during the absence of her youngest
daughter, Miss Emma Moses, who II
teaching, and had been very comforta
BILE since that time. About Thanksgiving
she sustained slight shock, from which
she recovered. Mrs Abbe Amanda
tJonesl Moses was born July 25, 1896
one of the seven daughters to Mr.. and
Mrs. \. X. and Abigail Jones ia Wood
stock and lived in that town until her
marriage to Mr. Moses more than fifty
years ago. They came here TO live soon
after their marriage, and a few years
later built the house on South Main
street. in which they lived till Mr..
Moses death. Deceased is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. A. b. Gay, with
whom she was during her illness, and
Miss Emma Moses, a teacher who lives
at home. One daughter died in infancy
She is also survived by three sisters,
Mrs. S. Chamberlin of East Dedham,
Mass, Mrs. j. j. Pratt OF Dorchester,
Mass, and Mrs. Emma NJ. Riley of
Worcester, Mass. The funeral was held
from the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Gay, this afternoon, Rev. Fraser Metz
ger officiating, and interment was in the
family lot at Southview cemetery. Mrs.
Moses, having lived in town for so many
years, had large acquaintance and was
respected by all.
Fred Hackett of Bethel died at the
on Saturday of hemorrhage
of the stomach. Mr.. Hackett had been
at the ssnatorium for week, coming
here for treatment of heart trouble and
Bright's disease, when the first named
trouble developed, and he died quite
The remains were taken to
Bethel on Sunday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Aexan-
der Tatro was held from the home of
her son, Albert Tatro, near Beanyille
On Sunday, Rev. Joseph Hamilton Off
hating, and interment was in the family /
ot at Southview cemetery.
Mrs. Margaret Gay is i'll at the home
IF Mrs. A. B. Gay, and although some
what improved, is not yet able to be
Up.
Mrs. Bassing Thwaighte, who has been /
It the sanatorium for treatment, was
lble to leave there on Friday, and her
riend, Mrs. Fred Chapman, OF Bethel,
anne up and took her back there to re-
main for few days, before going to
Ter home in STAFFORD.
Mrs. d. II. Morse and her daughter,
lrs. A. NJ. Vaughan, came from Shell
urne on Thursday to visit Mrs L. II.
Jason.
The speakers for the junior prize speak
ne were selected by the high school
aculty on Thursday evening and were
5 follows: Fred Farrer, James Wheat
sy, of Brooktield, Lawrence Stockwell
nd Paul Russlow, Genieve LaMorder,
Iazel Tewksbury, Bessie Stevens and
Iadeline Martin. 1t is expected that
he speaking will take place in the
Month of March.
Mrs. Carrie Williams of Ware, Mass,
fter passing two weeks here with Mrs.
!. L. Averill and other relatives, left
Or her home on Friday, accompanied
y Miss Emma Seymour, who went to ,
ass several weeks there, and in neigh ,
oring places.
Mrs. John Wood, who has been in (
,wn for few days with Hazen Wood, p,
fit Friday for her home in Lebanon, !
:. H. ,
A daughter was born recently to Mr. ,
nd Mrs. Burton jerks.
Mrs. Emogene Goodale, who has been !
for months, has SO far recovered as /
be able to go to South Royalton, I
here she passed week and returned !,
thursday to her daughters, Mrs. II. II. q
award.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Raymond have le-
lily adopted Mrs. Raymond's nephew,
iul Dixon, who has been with them for ! a
e last two years and a half The
lung man has been named, Paul Joseph 4
aymond. Il
Herbert Campbell and Bert A. Dur r
e have exchanged real estate, Mr.. Dur Il
e taking Mr.. Campbelfs farm on He
I'd hill, with stock and tools, and Mr.. h
mpbell having Mr.. Durkee's residence &
the Rowell Addition. Possession will "
given February |, and Mr.. Durkee c
II move to the farm, and part of a.
e time will follow his business of brick n
lson. "
A new telephone directory is just is Il
ed by the Randolph Telephone ex d
ange, the work of the Buck Printing Sc
mpany. The phones listed include b
ose of the exchange which number "
out 400, but those of the Orange in
unity an additional 800. v,
Fred Chatfield of Barre has been in
WIN for few days, the guest of his
Their, ID. L. Chatield.
Mrs. j. F. Lamson has returned from -