The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-22
RANDOLPH

| The funeral of the late Mrs. Roxana
| (Westl Hebard was held from the homC
of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Morse, on
Sunday afternoon at / o'clock, Rev. r
| H. Moore officiating, and burial was al
| Randolph Center Mrs. Hebard haC
reached the age. of 81 years and thret
months, and had for years lived Will
! her daughter here She was devoted
member of the Methodist church in thi;
place, and as long as her health permit
ted, was a regular attendant. Mrs
Morse was her only daughter. Her hus
band died many years ago.
| The funeral of Dexter l.. Chatfeld wa:
| held from his late home on Sunday aft.
ernoon at o'clock, with good attend.
ance. Mr.. Chatfeld had been i'll for sew.
eral months, and for the last few week,
his suffering was intense. Mr.. Chatfield
was nine months man in the union
army of the Civil war, member of the
10th Vermont regiment.
Rev. G. Il. Goodliffe of Morrisville was
in town on Saturday for short stay
Wardner Hodgkins came on Saturday
from Rochester, where he lives, and il
to be with his son, W. G. Hodgkins, and
family for a few days.
Miss May Cross of Springfield, Mass.
arrived here the last Of the week to visit
her mother, Mrs. Asenath Cross, and Sat
! urday went to Montpelier to visit
friends, expecting to return here for a
longer stay.
Mrs, j. B. Eldredge, who had been
passing the week with her sister, Mrs
B. H. Davis, left for her home in Wa
terbury on Saturday.
Mrs Jennie Bagley of Springfield came
on Saturday to spend short time with
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Jones, who live on
Forest street.
Mrs Horner, who lives on the Emer-
son Terrace and who was taken i'll the
last of last week. is no better, and on
Sunday was thought to be not as well.
Her son and wife, DR.. and Mrs. H. w.
Holden, are with her for the most part OF
the time, and it is yet uncertain what
course the disease may take. Mrs. Hor-
ner suffered a slight hemorrhage of the
lungs last week, and this has not yet
wholly stopped.
Mrs Mabel c. Leonard and her son,
Luther, who have been here for most of
the summer with Mrs, c. r. Pratt left
last week for their home in Trenton,
N. J.
Mrs. Francis Farwell and daughter Of
Lunenburg, Mass, are passing ten. days
here with her brother, R. Fl. Slack, and
family and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 4. Bass and daughter,
Miss Elaine Bass, who have been in
town for several days, left here on Sat.
urday for their home, taking with them
Mr. and Mrs C. w Proper, who go to
make a permanent home
Mrs. T. M Bassette and daughter,
Miss Irene, of Middlebury, and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ Austin OF Burlington, all for
mer residents, are in town visiting with
friends.
Mrs. s. NJ. Minuse accompanied her
husband on his return to Hartford the
first of the week for a short stay.
c. Fl. Wheelock, captain of the court of
sessions, New York City, has been with
z. H. Grice on the stock farm for ten
days Mr.. Wheelock is cousin OF Mrs.
Grice.
Miss Mary Priest took her cousin, Miss
Adeline Case, who had been several
weeks here, to her home in West Spring.
field, Mass, last week Mrs. w r Ed
son and Miss Maude Johnston went with
her TO West Springfield to visit their
sister, Mrs A. NJ. Young. The party
will return the first of this week by the
Mohawk trail
Mrs. A. j. Foster of this place, aged
81, composed a poem of special recogni-
ton, "Memory Day which has been