The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-13
RANDOLPH
Miss Dorothy vaughan's Body Brought
Here from Shelburne.

News has been received here Of the
death of Dorothy Vaughan, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vaughan,
formerly of this town, but who for the
last four years have been at Sheburne,
where Mr.. Vaughan is superintendent of
the Shelburne farms. Dorothy had the
influenza and recovered but the effects of
the same aggravated goitre, which had
been coming on for two years, and there
seemed to be no other alternative but
an operation, which was performed at
the Mary Fletcher hospital, and from
which she never rallied, living only about
an hour. The remains were brought
here on Friday ON the afternoon train,
and interment was in the Morse
Vaughan lot at Pleasant View cemetery.
Deceased is the granddaughter of Mrs.
ID. H. Morse of this place and lived here
until four years ago.
Mrs J. H. Moulton and her daughter,
Miss Mary Moulton, left on Thursday
for Mount Vernon, N. Y, where they
will pass the winter with Mrs. Arthur
Lane and family, closing the house on
School street.
Nlso hl1I JIlestt WIN HAS beSH III
Burlington this week attending the
state grange meeting, returned home on
Thursday. A. A. Priest, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Joslyn and G. o, Flint were also
at the state grange meeting this week.
DR.. Mitchell of Tunbridge underwent
a operation for appendicitis at the sana-
forum on Wednesday and is said to be
making good recovery.
The Methodist church vestry was well
filed on Wednesday night, when Mrs.
A. B. Upham spoke before the united
members. During the week the interest
has increased and Mrs Upham has
proved herself very helpful and earnest.
Thursday night closed the meeting and
Mrs. Upham returned to Boston on Fri
day
Mrs. Henry Perry passed through here
on Thursday on her way to Bethel
where she will be met by friends and
60 to Hancock to pass several weeks
with Mr.. Perry's mother, this being the
first time she has ever met her. Mr..
Perry met and married his wife in Eng
land, and soon after enlisted, and has not
yet been discharged, but is at present
in British Columbia. Mrs. Perry will
remain for time with relatives here.
Mrs. Will Allen returned from Mott,
n. d., on Wednesday night, having been
with her daughter, Mrs. Una LAMAR
for the last three months.
+. l.. Sault, who has the contract to
build the new building for the Brigham
company, began the work of excavating
for the cellar on Monday.
Fl. NJ Gaylord, administrator for the
estate of Mrs Mary Hodgkins, has sold
two building lots on the Totman Addi-
ton to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sault.
A. T. Neff has sold his farm on the old
road to the Center, and known as the
Henry Soper farm, to Pearl B. Daniels,
who will probably dispose of it, Mr..
Neff will join Mrs. Neff in Boston in
about month; she, with her mother,
Mrs Imogene Slack, iss conducting a
lodging house on Columbus avenue.
Glenn Dustin has been discharged from
the s. A. TIC, Burlington and returned
home on Wednesday night.
Roy G. Smaley and Miss Annie Fer
gllson Of Lowell Mass, were united in
marriage by Rev. a. C. Archibald of the
First Baptist church Saturday evening,
at Lowell, Mass. Mr. Smalley is the
son of Mrs. Ella Smalley and will at
once come here and open for the Grand
Union Tea company a store in the Stock
well block, next to the +. A. Hatch
store, and win also put on one Of the
company's teams. They viii reside with
Mrs. Smalley through the winter.
w. p. Young, who has been in Athol,
Mass, and Quechee for three weeks, re-
turned home on Monday.
Mrs. Hazel Brown Warwick Of Wind
sor is passing few days here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Brown.
Mrs. ]. NJ Udal has closed her house
on Fales street and gone to STAFFORD