Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-01-02
Orange County.
RANDOLPH

Charles Mann, one of the oldest resi-
dents In town, died December "a at about
three o'clock in the afternoon after
few days illness. Sunday morning when
he attempted to get up he said he was
too weak to dress himself and he was
assisted back to bed and 4 physician
summoned later in the day, but lie stead
lily failed. Mr.. Mann had reached the
age Of 81 years and he had been active
and about the streets. His death was
due to his age. there being no disease.
Mr.. Mann lived for years on farm oil
the East Braintree farm and about 10
years ago sold his farm and came into
town. where he purchased house on
Fales street. He Is survived by his wife
and one sister, the latter living out of
the State. Two sons were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Mann, one of whom died in in
fancy, and the other, Lucian Mann. q
years. died many years ago. The funeral
was held Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock. Mrs. Royce of Roxbury. a SIS
ter OF Mrs Mann, and Mr.. Densmore OF
the same place, brother, were here at
the time of his death.-Dana Spooner Of
Rochester and Miss Louise Allen, adopted
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Allen
We're married at the home of the latter
Tuesday evening December "A by the
Rev. r. II. Moore There were present
quite a gathering of relatives and friends
of the bride who witnessed the cere-
mony. The bride was gowned in light
blue silk and was unattended Follow!n.
the marriage. there was a wedding lunch
con. The groom is employed at Roches-
ter by the Eastern Tale company and
! Wednesday the couple left for that place.
a movement is on foot at present to
| establish "A novelty factory here The
proprietors will be Palmer Il Lewis. The
| former conducted factory of that ma
| ture at Warren very successfully for
| merly. but his building was burned and
| now he contemplates coming to Randolph
for his future business. Several of the
men belonging to the board of trade have
| taken I'D the matter and Friday night
held a meeting in the X K X club
rooms for the purpose of considering the
same A building is required and an
| continent which would cost about s., 500
| and this amount already has been
| pledged The building formerly owned
by the Steam Laundry company can be
| purchased and there also are other build
! ings and sites for a structure of this
| kind which will be purchased within a few
days. it is expected. If the arrangement
| is made. it Is expected work will be
begun at once as soon as the final de-
cison is made in regard to location and
building. The firm will employ from IL
| to Is hands and have now orders suffi-
| cient to keep them busy for some time
For several weeks T.. A. Thomas has
been selling out his goods preparatory
to selling his business. which is expected
he will do in the near future. Mr..
Thomas leaves the business because IL Is
| necessary for him TO get out of the store
and take more open air on account of
his health. During his business career
here. he has been very successful and
the people will regret to have him re-
tire The Alien garage ia propressiny
mildly and the outside is nearing COM
n,etior-Miss Agnes Sault will, close her
engagement as cashier at the Bell Broth =
ers store and will succeed Mrs. BRIDGES
I'm the coal office of r. B. Osha.
The remains of James Albln of Sprine-
fold Mass were brought here SATURDAY.
and taken to the undertaking rooms of