The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-07
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Moses Spaulding Died Thursday
Evening-Mrs. Joseph Tlson Friday.

MIS-. MOSES Spauldlng DIED Inursda.
Evening-Mrs. Joseph Tilson Friday.
Mrs. Moses Spaulding died Thursda,
evening at her home after an illness o
) about 10 days with general breakin.
down, which was FASTENED by sever
cold. Lucy Ann Elizabeth (Reed) Spauld
ing was born in Dover, n. H., April %
1885, and the early part of her life wa
passed there. Nearly 81 years ago sh'
married Moses Spaulding of Mortified
and for a time the couple lived in thai
town and 81 years ago they came to this
town. Twelve years ago Mr.. Spaulding
died, but since that time Mrs. Spauldine
has kept her home here, and had beer
very active in her work, up to within a
short time of her death. Deceased is
Spaulding of st. Adams, and a son
Frank Spaulding of that city, both OF
whom are here, although not arriving
till after her death The funeral serv-
ices were held this morning at the house
and the remains were taken to Roxbury
for interment in the family lot.
Mrs. Joseph Tilson died on Friday
morning after short illness with pneu-
monia, she having taken her bed last
Saturday. Mrs. Tilson was a we'll known
and much respected citizen, who, after
her long residence in town, had many
friends. Clara Ducheny was born March
IL, lS49, the daughter of Francis and
Sarah (Brooksl Ducheny of Barnard.
After few years they went to Bethel,
where the daughter attended school. and
Iut b.
tree, the place now known as the FL
bridge Holman farm. and later to the
farm just sold by Mr.. Heald on the
Braintree branch. Here she went at once
after her marriage to Joseph Tilson,
about 40 years ago, and there they re-
manned till the death of Mr.. Tilson
three years ago. when the farm was sold,
and she came to this place to live in the
apartments which she occupied at the
time of her death Deceased is survived
by one son, Harry Tilson. who is an
efficient clerk in the postoffice. The flu
neral will be held at the home of her
son Sunday afternoon at o'clock, and
interment will be in Braintree in the
family lot.
Mrs. Wales Bass has received news of
the death of her brother, T. f. Culley of
Bishop street, st. Adams, where he had
been i'll with pneumonia for the last
week, which followed long illness first
caused by septic sore throat, which has
been so prevalent for several months
there. Mr.. Culley was a passenger con-
ductor, running down through here every
day and had for the last three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass left here for st. Al
bans to-day to attend the funeral.
Beulah chapter, o. E. s., held their
election on Thursday night, with the fol- |
lowing elected for the ensuing year: /
Worthy matron, Mrs. Fl. W. Holden; |
worthy patron, DR.. H. w. Holden; asso-
ciate matron, Mrs. Edyth Stevens; sec
rotary, Mrs. G. w. Scott; treasurer, Mrs. t
Nellie Emerson; conductress, Miss F.
Harriette Hayward; associate conduct
ress, Mrs. Nettie Rix The appointive
officers will be made known later and the
will take place in two weeks.
Mrs. c. B. Hollis is in Boston to assist
in the care of her mother, who is very i'll
At present.
Miss Josephine Emery returned Fri
lay from a several days stay in Han
over, n. H., with relatives.
Mrs. G. A. Pinney is in Tunbridge for
4 few days, a guest at the home OF
viii Waterman.
Miss Marion Wood who has been with
Ter aunt and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. f. i
4. Thomas, for most of the week left
or her home in st. Adams Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, teacher in
Bellows Falls, has been passing the week
It the home of w. W. Jones.
II. J. Calkins has shipped three car
Dads of spruce logs, carefully selected
or their length and straightness, which ,
ave been shipped to the Charlestown
lavy yard to be used in shipbuilding. ,
lie will send another carload and also +,
as an order for some cedar timber. ;
Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Head have sold i,
heir farm, stock and tools to Frank A. :
.ittlegiel of Nashua, n, H., who will :
axe possession as soon as they can pack 7
heir goods at Nashua and have them
hipped here. Their nephew and wife. !.
fr. and Mrs. Lester Troop, will live !.
18th them and are now here. 1t is I'M
erstood that the price received was
s 500
Mrs. C. G. Cate who for several days
as been with her sister. Mrs. II. II. Hay :
ard, has returned to her home in Mel
use Highlands. Mass.
Mrs. w. w. Morton has gone to West
Iedford, Mass, to pass a few weeks
it'll her sister, Mrs. Dewitt Webb.
j. H. Dubois has leased small farm
n Camp brook in Bethel, where he,
it'll his family, will pass three months
lie coming summer.
Mrs. J. W. Oney, who has been in Yer
,nnes for month for her health, has
turned home somewhat improved
Miss Nevs Bohonon OF Chelsea has
zen entertained this week by Miss Doris
attimer, who is passing her vacation
ON teaching with her mother, Mrs. FL
n Lattimer.