The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-20
RANDOLPH
Fiss Hattie Sault, Former Overseas
Nurse, Died of Tubercular Trouble.

Nurse, DIED or luDeICuidi liVuoie'
Miss Hattie Sault, who has been
|itically I'll and suffering intensely for
eeks, passed away on Thursday night
about II o'clock, 1t had not been
Erected that she could long survive
II three weeks. but her endurance has
ben remarkable. Miss Sault was AZ
bars of age, her birthday falling about
bree weeks ago. Never very strong,
lie enlisted as an army nurse and
lent overseas for service as nurse,
Id the II months passed there caused
complete breakdown of her health,
Id on her arrival home, she was
soupht to be ineurable from tuber,
Mar trouble. For the last months she
id been confined to her bed. Miss
halt was the daughter of the late
r. and Mrs. Peter Sault, whose deaths
kcurred several years ago, and is sur
WE'D by six brothers, George Sault OF
pringfeld: +. w, +. l.. and Henry
built of this place; Frank Sault OF
Adams, and Robert Sault Of Law
lnce. Mass. She is also survived by
rec sisters, Mrs. Shequinne and
iisses Agnes and Mabel Sault of this
lace. Miss Sault was a general ia
brite and her profession as nurse had
wen her many friends who will great
regret her departure from life. The
Ineral was held at the Catholic church
lis morning and interment was in the
htholic cemetery.
News reached here from Randolph
enter on Friday morning of the death
Mrs. A. G. Wells, who had been
itically i'll for several weeks, but
ho was thought to be more comfort
bic for The last few days. Deceased
survived BY her husband and moth
Mrs. Hodges, and two sisters Mrs
hrtridge of Philadelphia and Mrs
hurtleff. living in the far west,
Mrs. II. H. Hayward was reported
1t as wen on Friday morning and
n condition causes alarm for her
lends,
G. w. Patterson went to Brattleboro
Friday to speak before a company
that place.
Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Fowler of Otis
lie. N. ", who have been passing
rec weeks here. with their son and
life, left on Friday for their home.
A verv pleasant meeting was held at
Methodist church on Thursday
ght at which there were about ot
resent. The ladies class were the
bstesses and the guests the other
roe classes of the school. A musical
opram was given and Miss Mabelle
lntnev. the resident pastor Of the
ethodist church in Pittsfield, gavsSar
cellent talk on the work in which
classes might engage. Refreshments
ere served and a social hour followed
Miss Elsie Osgood, who returned as
+ as Boston from Vancouver, b. &.
hd there stopped over to pass Sunday
18th her sister, Miss Cora Osgood, re-
rned home OH Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bashaw were
Boston this week to see their little
tighter. Miss Evelyn Bashaw, who
In a hospital there for treatment
r infantile paralysis. During Mr.
hshaw's absence, Frank +. Colburr
taking care of the express business
Mrs. Marion Rumrill was in Peach
b over Saturday and Sunday TO at
nd the golden wedding of her uncle
hd aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Mellen Far
w.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Fielders announce
marriage engagement of theil
ughter. Miss Bernice NJ, to w. How
d Holden, son Of DR.. and Mrs. ii. w
blden.
Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy underwent an OPP
alton at the Mary Fletcher hospita
Gently from which she seems to b'
Rking good recovery.
Warner H. Moore has come from
|arren to work in the novelty factory
r the present.