The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-12
RANDOLPH
John Mudgett, Aged 90, Died Saturday
After Short Illness.

on Saturday afternoon following fe'
days illness caused by shock of pai
alysis, which he sustained early las
week. Up to the day he was taken i
he had been able to walk up stree
and had been quite well for one of hi
age. The funeral will be held at tn
home OF his daughter, where he ha
lived for years, on Tuesday afternoo
at ! o'clock, and interment will be il
West Brookfield beside his wife, VIII
died several years ago. Mrs. G. W
Pride of this place, his only daughter
survives. Rev. Joseph Hamilton o
this place will be the officiating clergy
man at the services.
A most effective surprise party wa
given Miss Gladys Fassett at her HON,
Tuesday evening in honor of her l7tl
birthday anniversary. Misses Arlen,
Rowe and Eleanor Hatch acted as host
csses. Fourteen of her young lad,
friends were present Refreshment,
were served and songs and games wer,
enjoyed through the evening, making
the occasion one of enjoyment TO al
present.
Miss Marion MacDougal has con.
ttracted TO teach in the West street
school next year
Sixty-nine children of the first -four
| grades Of the Randolph graded school
were made happy last week Monday
when they were presented by Hayden
Gaylord either thrift stamp or a
quarter Thirteen chose the money
which they will save toward starting
bank accounts. Six chose thrift
stamps
Mrs A, c. Templeton left Saturday
| for North Montpelier to visit her moth
er who is in feeble health.
Mrs. Florence Oney Bridges. who has
| been in the north part of the state en-
gagged in her work for the last five
weeks. returned to her home here on
| Saturday night for an over-Sunday Wis
| It with her parents, expecting TO go TO
Rutland the first of the week.
The union evangelistc meetings
which have been held for two weeks in
the music hall closed on Sunday even
ing and Mr.. Naftzger, the singer. left
for his home in Boston The services
on Sunday were largely attended, and
quite an interest was developed as the
result. In the morning service there
were 6ve.minutc talks upon the topic
What kind of member of the church
! would like in my church" These were
given by Reys Toman. Moore and
Metzger. Mr.. Nsftzger followed with
very interesting remarks, and sang sev-
eral solos. The evening took the ma
ture of song service, Mr.. Naftzgcr
singing several solos
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Malmquist have
moved from the O. W. Mann farm to
place which they have purchased in
Cabot. Frank Herriek will carry on
the farm this year and his daughter,
Mrs. Alice IIerrick Chinn, will be his
keeper.
housekeeper.
been living in the Carney house on
Park street. have moved TO st. Al
bans. where the former has secured en-
ployment
II L. Gaylord and A. c. Templeton
have purchased .he farm of 60 acres
OF Scion Rogers. who lived in Bean
vile. The men buy for an investment,
Fnu VIII iHkc possession May l.
Mr.. and Mrs, James of ST. Adams
were in town the first Of the week. the
former to take the place of Charles !
Noakes, who is employed in the Hood /
creamery. who was away on his wed |
ding trip.
A daughter, Catherine Efte was born
last week to Mr. and Mrs c. b. Adams I
Of Waterbury, at the saustorium here /
Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Adams came on /
Saturday night TO make the sequaints
ance of their new granddaughter.
Frank Stiles has purchased the house
Of Mrs. Henry Farr on Pearl street,
snd will' take possession in the early
summer.
Volney osha, student in the Al
bany Business college. has been in
town for few DAYS with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs X. b. 0sha,
4 NJ Hubbard, administrator Of tho
C. B. Mann estate, has sold to Ben