The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-08
RANDOLPH
Bodies of Mrs. S. S. Briggs And Mrs
Charles Angel Brought for Burial.

The death of Mrs. S. $. Briggs oc-
Cured in Woonsocket, r. l., this week,
and on Friday the remains were
brought here and taken to Randolph
Center for burial in the family lot. Inc
funeral was held here at the Methodist
church Saturday forenoon, Rev. K. IL.
Moore officiating. Mrs. Briggs has
lived for long time in this place, but
later has been with her daughter, Mrs.
Granger, where she was at the time OF
her death Deceased was not far from
30 wears of age, and was remarkably
active and bright lady, much beloved
by all her friends, who were many. She
was member of the Methodist church
here and devoted to its interests in
every way, generously giving Of her
means for it's support and all beney-
olences connected with the church.
Mrs. Charles Angel, resident here
for long time, died at her home III
Bethel on Thursday, and the funeral
was held from the home the following
day, Rev. j. w. Miller officiating, and
the body was brought here for burial
In the family lot at Southview. Mrs.
Angel had been i'll for many weeks,
and had suffered much. Deceased was
SO wears of age. and is survived by her
husband. to whom she was married
eighteen years ago; two sisters, Mrs.
Asa Snow of this place and Mrs Stow
OF East Braintree, and three brothers,
w. p. Flint of this place, Eugene Flint
al Roxbury and Perry Flint OF Brain
tree. Many of the relatives went down
to be present at the funeral
CLAYTON Bowen and his daughter,
rsiss ENERGY Bowen, who have been
IN Canaan, N. H., have returned to
their home.
Phoenix lodge Installed its officers
on Tuesday night, A. J. Huse acting as
installing officer, assisted by Ii. ).
Booth The officers were as follows
J.. S. Brigham, w. NJ. Z. 4. Clifford, ),
w; C. c. Clarke, j. W.; A. NJ. Hub
bard, treasurer; A. j. Huse, secretary
r. +. Tilson, s. D.. K. A. Lewis, J. r.;
J. w. Leonard, S. S.; Z. w. Austin, j.
S.: d. d. Howe, marshal; G. o. Howe,
chaplain; John Fiske, tyler.
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. P. Stokes are pass
ing several weeks in New York City,
with their aunt.
Twenty. thousand one hundred
and forty pieces of mail were handled
bv the rural carriers from the local
postollicc in the month of April.
Mrs. Mason Battles, who has been
passing the winter at Emery Battles
on Braintree hill, and at Allen Bat
ties here, left for st. Johnsbury Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Osgood left Mon
day, Mr.. Osgood going to Clifton
Springs, n. Y, for treatment, and
Mrs. Osgood to Albany, n. y, to visit
relatives.
Wilmer Angel returned from Tampa,
Fla, where he has been passing the
winter, canvassing for the Frontier
Press company. and Sunday night left
fer Boston, and the next day sailed for
Ntya Scotia, to instruct students in
Kings college, in canvassing. He will
a'so instruct students in Maine in
tie same work.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Gladding and
dluehtcr Of Barre were guests of Mrs.
J. +. Chadwick and at the home OF V.
4 Grant over Sunday.
Miss Conietta Nencore of Bradford
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Tewks
barry the first of the week.
j. c. Sherhurne was in Bradford the
fyst of Tire week on business, returning
after brief stay.
A daughter, Elizabeth May, was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stanford,
" ednesday.
Floyd Hodgkins has finished work in
the c. j. Stockwell & Son store, and
is now employed by A. B. Gay.
Mrs. L. II. Allis has received news of
the death of her sisters husband, c. B.
Ford, at South Montebello, Cal.