The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-15
RANDOLPH
Jerry Goodheart Died Wednesday--He
Was a Native of Highgate.

ne uedln OF Jerry OoounedTL OC
cured at his home on Central street a
1880 Wednesday morning after a lon;
period of ill health, which eliminated il
an illness OF two weeks, the cause o
}, which was hardening of the arteries ant
: gangrene. Jerome Goodheart was borI
in Highgate, October II, 1928, the sol
, of Jerry Goodheart. He married Phoebe
A Reynolds OF Highgate and to them wer,
. born ten children, of whom five are liv
: ing, Mrs. James Keefe of Bethel Giead
: Edward Goodheart of Waterbury, Lewis
Goodheart of Boston, Mrs. Leander De.
cateur of Canaan, n. H., and Mrs. Ellen
Sault of Worcester, Mass. Thirty seven
7 years ago he married for his second wife
Florence lennon of Waterloo, P. O., who
survives him with five children by the
second marriage, Charles of Fort Sam
Houston, Tex, William and Eliza of this
place, Joseph of New Haven, Conn, and
Mrs. David Bruce of Barre. He Is also
survived by sister, Mrs. Frank Firky
of Highgate. Mr.. Goodheart came to
Randolph about fifty years ago, and for
a long time worked in the Sanford mill.
The funeral was held at the Catholic
church this morning at o'clock, and in
torment was made in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
held their last meeting for the season at
the home of Mrs. II. Ii. Paige on Sat
urday with delightful time. Mrs. Paige,
Mrs. f. o. Copeland and Mrs. +. H. Allis
were the hostesses, and a luncheon was
served at l o'clock, at which "a ladies
were present. A short business meeting
was held and the club voted to give $40
| toward the Red Cross fund, of which
Vermont's apportionment is 100000.
| Roy johnson, recently enlisted, is
home for a few days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. johnson.
A large tent has been erected in the
rear of g. H. Roots store, in which there
will be held meetings every evening ex-
eept Monday when Bible subjects will
be presented by six speakers who have
come here for the work. The opening
service win be held on Sunday evening,
June IL.
The funeral of the late David T. Dyer
was held from his home on Pleasant
street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Da
vid T. Dyer was born in Boston July Z, |
1860, the son OF John and Irene (Fletch- |
err Dyer. When he was sixteen years
of age, his parents came to Randolph and |
took the place in which he had lived
ever since, with the exception of about
three years Mr.. Dyer was twice mar
ried, his first wife having been jeanette
Nichols, daughter of Norman Nichols of
this place, who died September "a, 1890.
On June 10, 1898, he was united in mar
rage to Winnie Fasset of Rochester, who
survives him, with two sisters, Mrs. B. A.
Manchester of this place, and Mrs.
Charles Nichols of New York. Mrs. Wal
lace Wing and Miss Mary Goodnough,
cousins of the deceased, have also ar
rived to be present at the funeral. Mr.
Dyer conducted livery business for a
long time, after which ne owned and OPP
Grated the ice business in town. Since
his retirement from these he has been
engaged in farming. He was a member
Of the Rochester club, and active in all
its work.
Arthur l.. Newton, New York sales
manager of the Buick Automobile com
pany, is now making his annual visit
here with his old Randolph friends, COM
ing in a new model 40, passenger
ar His companions are w. F. Russell, !
service manager, and A. d. Corwin, ]
Brooklyn manager of the Buick com F,
,any, j. C. Bell, Newark manager. The .
,arty came via Plattsburg, visiting
here the officers training camp, where c
Mr.. Bell has brother. The party ar
ived here Monday, stopping at the inn
or the week.
Dwight Adams went on Wednesday
light TO West Point, where he has
and will take up the course
# training. =
Earl Chadwick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
!. Chadwick of this place, who enlisted
n Co. /, 34th New York infantry, sew
raj months ago, has been appointed Sec
etary to the sergeant OF the company.
Mrs. C. B. Hudson and Miss L. V.
turner of East Orange, N. J., arrived
ere Tuesday to pass the summer with
frs. A. f. Kendrick, and Mrs. B. w.
Williams arrived Thursday to pass some
ime at the same place.
John Manchester was in st. Adams
his week to act as best man at the
,edding of Cornelius David and Miss
Jessie Newton, at the st. Luke's Epis-
opal church.
A. A. Priest has been in Bellows Falls
MS week to attend meeting OF the ,
tecutive board of the state grange.
Mrs. Laurence Rising of Barre is Wis
ing her sister, Mrs. John Howell, at
he home of Mrs. ". c. Green of Sum-
er street.
Fred Goodwin is in town for a few ,
iys with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !
yron Goodwin, before returning to COM
encement at Dartmouth college.
Mrs. J. G. Cough of Springfield, Mass, I
representative of the Baypath insti-
tie, was in town Thursday and Friday. !
Mrs. V. A. Grant and Miss Lucille
rant left Thursday night for Boston, .
here Miss Grant viii attend commence E
emit at Wellesley college and take vo- ,
] lessons for a time. Before their re-
IN, they will visit in Springfield, Mass. :
Olin Angel, who has been in the Bos-
n City hospital for several months, is
w passing a two weeks vacation with
5 uncle, DIR. F. C. Angel. He expects