The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-16
RANDOLPH
Mrs. S. c. Dyew's Body Taken to South
Royalton for Funeral.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Paige went to
South Royalton on Wednesday to ate
tend the funeral of Mrs. S. c. Drew,
whose death occurred here at their
home on Monday morning. Mrs. Drew
had been with Mr. and Mrs Paige since
the death of her husband last Decem.
Der the most of the time, and UP to
within five weeks had been very com
Portable. In these weeks, she had been
very i'll and failing gradually. Her dis
ease was heart trouble, and ut her
advanced age of nearly s6 years. it
was impossible for her to rally. She
passed away on Monday morning and
the body was taken TO her old home
in South Royalton, from which place
the services were held on Wednesday
afternoon, and interment was made in
the family lot She was the daughter
of the late Col. Smith of Tunbridge
and much of her life was passed IN
that town and South Royalton.
MIR. and Mrs. Austin Emery of St.
Adams have been in town this week
on visit with the formers sister, Mrs
Ellen Lattimer, and on Wednesday tie
entire party went to Woodstock 20 at
tend the fair now in session,
Miss Neill of Springfield is in town
this week, the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Neill.
Mrs. Bertha Seymour went to North
field on Wednesday to remain over
with friends till Friday.
Mrs. Hyzer, the travelling agent Of
the Chautauqua association of Swarth
more, Pa, was in town over Tuesday
night and met the guarantors to make
final arrangements for a three day en-
tertainment the first of December. 4 !
meeting was held in the parish house /
on Tuesday night, when most of the /
parties interested were present and an
organization was made, with Rev. Fra /
ser Metzger for president, H. r. Til I
son, secretary and treasurer, and 9TH (
er committees, as follows: \. CT
Buck, chairman Of the ticket sale |
T.. r. Salisbury and A. X. Hall, com
mittee on advertising; c. c. Morse,
committee and other ar
made.
Mrs. Frost Southland and her broth
er, Mr. Kidder, who is living with her
for the present, went to st. Johnsbury
on Wednesday on business trip.
Miss Mary Wedgwood, after a
stay here with her mother,
Mrs. w. Y. Wedgwood, left Wednesday
for New Haven, Conn, where she has
a good position in the library.
Mr. and Mrs John Johnson of Mont
real. who have been visiting Mrs. Pearl
Campbell and family this week, left
on Wednesday Mr. johnson is the
youngest brother of Mrs. Campbell and
has position in Montreal as secre-
tary and treasurer of the International
company and is visiting his !
sister for the first time in long time.
Francis Webster of Tarrytown,
Conn, after passing several days with
relatives, left on Wednesday for his
nome.
card from DR.. RI. w. Holden on
Wednesday morning announced that
ri operation for appendicitis had been
performed upon his daughter, Miss Ra-
mona Holden. before the mother mr.
lived on Monday, fearing to wait long
r. II would have resulted in a rup-
ured appendix if a delay Of few
hours had elapsed, as il was severe
,ase. At the time of writing the
ard. II was thought that there would
,e a steady improvement in her ronii
ion from that time Both the father
md mother remain with her for the
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