The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-27
RANDOLPH
Norman Nichols Died of Heart Failure
At Age Of IS.

At Age of IS.
Norman Nichols, long time and much
respected resident in town, died on
Thursday night after few days of i'll
ness. IL was learned on Sunday that
Mr. Nichols was not well, and during
the week he continued unable to be out,
but was thought to be improving Thurs
day, having been up and dressed, but he
rapidly failed and died from the effects
of heart failure. For years Mr. Mich
OILS was engaged in bridge building on the
Central Vermont railroad and he was
an efficient and faithful superintendent
over force of men, but finally he gave
up that work and returned here. Fol
lowing the death of his wife, he had
since then had his daughter and husband
at the home, DIR. andMrs. +. G. Angel,
and here he had passed the time in much
enjoyment. Two weeks ago DIR. Angel
went to Boston to take course of X-ray
training preparatory to being a member
of the medical reserve, and since that
, time has received his commission as lieu
tenant. At the time of Mr.. Nichols
death Mr. Angel was in the city, but has
been summoned home. Mr. Nichols is
survived by the daughter with whom he
was at the time of his death, and two
sons at least, one living in New York
City, and another in Braintree. Mr..
Nichols was Civil war veteran, and
was member of U. S. Grant post, be-
sides being interested in the w. r. C.,
which he was ever ready to assist. The
funeral will be held Sunday, and the Ma |
L., IL. g @I,ol
services. Deceased had reached the age
of 50 and had the respect of the entire ,
community. Having been active to the !
time of his death, he will be greatly
missed by large circle OF friends and
acquaintance.
Mrs. Carroll Granger has gone to Som
erville, Mass, to visit her daughter, Miss
Florence Granger who is a stenographer +
in Everett, for about a week.
Mrs. Herbert Flint and her daughter,
Miss Mae Flint, left Friday for Bel
lows Falls and from there will 20 to
Boston to visit the Thresher brothers
and their families and also visit her
son, Glenn Flint, who has been called
into service and located temporarily near
Boston.
Mrs Allen, who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. A A. Gilman, for few i
days, went to her home in Pomfret on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.. Greene went to I
South Royalton Friday to see Leonard {
Paine, who enlisted in the u. S. service, \
but has been rejected on account of tn !
bereular trouble. He has been offered a {
trip to Colorado, hoping that the change
If climate may cure the disease and will
start in few days for that state.
Miss Grace Burke of Sharon was the
yuest of Mrs. Arthur Galarneau recent.
y
Mrs. D. C. Stearns of Concord, n H., .
vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs Albert
emery and at W. f. Rand's leaving here
or her home on Tuesday.
Miss Lena Thresher, who has been in =
own for few weeks with her mother, =
las returned to Boston
Mr. and Mrs. William Rand of Boston ;,
re passing several days here with Mr.. r
lands parents, Mr.. and Mrs W T. Rand a
Mrs. S. j. Walbridge has gone to \
springfield to pass several days with her G,
rothers.
Walter Hmkley, son of Rev. H. Il. ).
Tinkley, is in the hospital at Ports. 9
1outh, n. H., recovering from serious :,
peration which he underwent several !,
avs ago for fstula. Mr.. Hinkley is -