The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-10
: RANDOLPH
Edward AivoId Died After Carrying His
wife Upstairs.

stre.., lied yery suddenly on Saturda.
uirhs from aithar heart trouble or apo
plsyy. MIRA Avord is ar invalid AM
has been for several years, and 1t wa
Mr.. Alvord's practice to take her down
stairs on tho piazza. where she renamed
through the day, and on his return a
niqh. Ne would take her in his arms vi
20 their apartments. which he did on Sat
1rday night, ana almost on reaching hi
rooms ns fell and did not rally. Up Il
cha. time hs had been about his work
although no could not have been well
hut always the faithful attendant OF his
vile: and II was no unusual sight t.
see him out with her in the wheel chair
rs che 10 unable 20 walk. Deceased is
survived By his wife, one daughter, who
l. married and lives at the Center, and
two brothers, who also reside in that
vicinity.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton went to Plain.
field on Saturday 70 occupy the pulpit OF
the Methodist church in the absence OF
:he regular pastor. Rev. A. W. Hewitt
Randolph gave the boys who left here
on Saturday morning rousing send.off,
there being q large crowd at the station,
amcng vaon we're many relatives OF
those leaving. The celebration OF the
previous cay ane .hs sentiment ex-
pressed or Saturday morning was one
OF great Sst1 iottsm s<nd must bo reinem-
hercd with pleasure by all Prominent
among those on Saturday morning were
ladies 81 the Red Cross and others who,
amid cheers and tears, wers there to give
them The parting hand clasp. 1t is ex-
pected that nart wsak another delega-
tios viii " called from this place.
Rev. ". I. Sysrhawx went to West
Hartford on GsturSay to preach In the
Congress tionai church on Sunday morn
ing
The nine persons her. who are Ill with
typhoid fever are thought to be doing
well, and an early recovery is now con
fidantly expected. Up to Saturday no
further cases had developed.
Clyde Kellogg who is here from the
West TO visit bis mother, Mrs. R. II. |
kellogg, has returned from visit OF |
few DAYS at Plainfield and will leave
for his home in Kansas City early this
week.
Miss Laura Wedgwood is taking
short vacation from the bank and ON sun
day went to Manchester, n. H., to pass
few days with relatives.
Philip Salisbury of New York City
has come for few days stay with his
father H. B. Salisbury, and other rela-
lives
Mrs o. w Mann and her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Bryan, left on Thursday for Bos-
ton, the latter to remain indefinitely, but
Mrs. Mann will return here in a few
days.
Among those who attended the cele
bration on Friday, when the boys were
given so much attention, was Capt. Hen
ry Wires, aged 81, who came down from
The home of his daughter, Mrs. c. w. II
HAYWARD, to attend the exercises and
seemed to enjoy it as well as the young
or persons present.
Mrs. A. f. Harmon, who has been in
Warren and other towns for several
weeks, returned from Moretown on Fri I
lay, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. ]
Laura Learned, with Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. I
Daniels Saturday Edmund Orcutt and '
son, Gordon, of Roxbury were also guests '
1t the same home. X
Quimby Goodale of Warren visited rela- i
ives in town on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Tewksbury has returned 4
rom a several days stay in Boston. =
where she went to purchase millinery h
Goods. 7
The Sanatorium Aid society is this n
ear making a canvass, soliciting funds !
or the support of the free bed at the i,
anatorum, the town being divided into
districts and different ladies being as
igned to these. This method is taken
instead of holding an entertainment for
his purpose.
Miss Cecilia Hendrckson, student 81
urse at the sanatorium, is taking va n
alton of two weeks and on Friday went
o Barre for two weeks stay. f.
Mrs. 0. A. Stone, 81 years of age, of Il
was taken to the sanatorium
,st week for care and treatment. :,
Mrs. Floy Stutevant Mooney of St s
.lbans, after visit of several days p
18th Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Stevens, has B
sturned to her home in st. Adams.