The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-07
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Florence Hamblin Died After Many
Years. Illness.

MIS-. Florence HalmDiln, VINO Tor the
last few years has been a great sufferer,
died at the sanatoriltm on Friday night,
and the remains we're taken to Enosburg
Falls ON Sunday morning for burial be-
side her husband who died several years
ago. Mrs. Hamblin was the widow of
Methodist minister. who at one time
was pastor of the Methodist church in
this place. Later he was stationed at
Enosburg Falls, where he died, and, fol-
lowing this, Mrs. Hamblin returned here,
where she had since resided, and gained
many friends For several years she
followed dressmaking in town, until her
health failed, and she was Obliged to 90
to Brooklyn, N. Y, for a critical opera
tion for a malignant trouble, and since
that time she has submitted to several
other operations. For the last year and
half she has been at the sanatorillm,
where she has been in a helpless condi
ton and has suffered much. Mrs. Ham
bin was woman of marked ability d
great reader, and during all of her suf
fering has evidenced remarkable courage
and fortitlrde and at the same time has
been very cheerful, always looking ON
the bright side of everything She will
be missed by her many friends
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Newton Of Waiver
ly, Mass, who have been with their
nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Harlow, and family for week, left on
Saturday for their home.
The remains of Miss Gertrude O'Grady
of st. Albans, who died with pneumonia
following the grip were brought here
on Saturday, and burial made in the
Catholic cemetery. Deceased is survived
by her parnts, Mr., and Mrs. John
0'Grady, and one brother, John OGrady,
of Roxbury. Other relatives here ara
Mrs. G. j. Stockwell and Peter 0'Connel
and wife Miss 0'Grady was 80 years of
age and had worked in the Central Yer
mont railroad Office for about two years.
Miss Emma Seymour was summoned
to Claremont, n H., on Saturday by the
illness of Clifford Averill, who was i'll
with the influenza
Miss Lillian Rye, who has been pass
| ing two weeks vacation here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. e. p. Rye, left on
/ Saturday for New Haven, Conn, where
she has employment.
The schools, it Is understood, win not
open here till the l4th, although it is
thought that the epidemic is we'll under
control here. Many are yet i'll, but there
are fewer new cases, and some of the
first ones have recovered and are out.
NJ. NJ Wilson and j. c. Sherburne were
in North Randolph ON Saturday at the
scene of the serious automobile accident,
which resulted in the loss of four lives
on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hewitt have re-
turned to make arrangements to come
back here for the winter to remain with
w. E. Martini
| Mrs. B. G.. Goodwin was summed to
Barre on Sunday afternoon by tele
phone message from her daughter, Mrs.
D. C. Wilmot. The family at Barre are
all i'll, but the particulars were not
known. Mrs Goodwin left at once by
| automobile.
DIR. and Mrs. Howard Drew came from
Barre on Saturday night and the follow
ing day the former was quite i'll, but it
is expected that he will Improve soon.
Mrs. Inez Segar, who has been in Bel
lows Falls for ten days or more, the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. E. S. Whitcomb,
returned home ON Saturday night.