The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-12
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Sarah Scott Died on Friday at
Daughters Home in Northampton.

Mrs. Sarah Scott, who has for a few
Years been with her daughter, Mrs.
Porter, in Northampton Mass, died on
Friday at her home, and the funeral
was held there on Sunday, and the
burial in the family lot. Or. G. w.
Scott, the son, went to come back with
the body and attend the funeral. Mrs
Sarah fWorthington) Scott had reached
the age Of SO years and was long time
resident of this place, where she had
many warm friends, who were greatly
attached To her because of her excel
lent traits Of character and kindness
to all. Madam Scott was formerly
from Iras burg, the daughter Of George
Worthington, jr, of that place. She
married the late DR.. M. L. Scott in
1857, and in 1860 came to this place,
where her husband practiced medicine
till his death. Three children were
born TO this couple, Cora, now Mrs.
Charles Hutchinson of Springfield,
Mass, Lula, the wife .of Charles Por-
ter of Northampton, Mass, at whose
home. she was at the time Of her
death, and DR.. George w Scott, a ply
stefan in this place. Since the death
of her husband she had been much of
the time with her daughters, but was in
town each year for a visit with old
friends. For several months she had !
been failing in strength, and her heart |
had caused her much suffering. There |
was a brief prayer service at the home |
of her son this morning, and the bur- |
ial took place in Southview cemetery.
Mrs. Bertha Ryder Clay, former |
resident here, but later living in Bos-
ton, was killed by an automobile while
crossing the street last week, and the
remains were brought here by the fam
jly on Saturday and taken to East
Randolph for burial The body was ac-
by members OF the. fam
lily, the husband, a brother, George
Ryder of New York City, Mrs.
Iona Chase Myrick, sister, of Bos-
ton and Mrs. Wood of White River
another sister When quite
young, deceased was a resident here,
and formerly was we'll known by the
people here, The funeral party re-
turned to Boston on the night train
Ii
Miss Mary Flint of Boston, who has
been with relatives for several DAYS
here, left Friday for her home (
Mrs. John Blanchard went to Roehes-
ter Friday to remain with friends for |
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Monroe left Sat. 9
lrday for Windsor, where they will |
PASS the next few days with the for I
ner's brother. c
Claude Farr Of Hancock came last g
week and entered the sanatorium for a
light operation on bis foot, hoping by II
his means to get so he could walk 3
oon.
Ernest Sawyer has severed his con- ?
lection with the G. A. Allen garage, !
md this morning opened a repair shop y
md garage in Che vacant garage under !,
he A. b. Gay livery stable, where he
VII conduct business for himself. =
Mrs. {. B. Hollis, after a 10 days =
tay in Natick, Mass, with relatives, i
etprned home on Saturday. !.
Mrs James 0ney returned from :.
Saturday, where she had been II
18th her parents, who are in frail $
ealth. !, :
Mrs. Ada Carr went to st. Adams y
saturday to pass Sunday with her i,
aughtet, Mrs. Manca stroppa, expect. !,
~ to return here the first Of the 7
feek !;
Mrs. Martin Essigman and two chill >,
ren came from Bethel Saturday to y
isis the formers sister. Mrs Ernest 4.
swyer e
Robert Harrison of Burlington was ii
in the home OF Mr.. and 3,
Irs. N. c. Buck on Sunday a,
The firemen's bail, held on Friday nr
ight at the Salisbury warehouse, was "
success and there was good crowd or
resent. The ladies Of the w. r.. G. da
rived the refreshments, which were Il,
cry nice and Melted them small m
al,
Glenn Flint, the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ne
ert Flint, is very i'll with pneumonia, M
I'd great anxiety is felt as to his CON I'M
tion.