The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
RANDOLPH
Mrs James Cass Died Wednesday
Night, After Several Months Illness.

1
Mrs. James Cass, who has been crit.
ically i'll for several months and has
suffered much, passed away at $3.50 on
Wednesday night. Mrs. Cass first had
trouble with one foot and ankle and
from that time has failed steadily,
other troubles having developed The
deceased is survived by her husband
and distant relatives. Mrs. Cass was
for many years faithful and deyot-
ed member of BeuIah chapter Order of
Eastern Star, and attended its meet.
ings as long as her health would per
init. In each Office which she held she
was faithful and interested in all
| that pertained to the good OF the or
der. She was also a member of the
Womsn's Relief corps and here also
she was good officer and a faithful
member. The services will be held at
the home at $3.50 Saturday morning
and the remains will be taken out of
town for burial
Mrs. c. f. Joslyn of South Royalton
arrived here on Wednesday for a few
days stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. L. Neill.
Mrs. Nettie Rix has gone to North.
field for several days stay with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mayo.
Miss Clara Grout and her mother,
Mrs, Grout, on Thursday morning for
Massachusetts, expecting to visit sew.
eral towns and cities in the state, the
first being Foxboro.
The ladies of the Baptist church held |
social at the home of Mrs. Sutton, |
who lives on the East Braintee road /!
"A lawn party was planned but the |
rain interfered with that pleasure and |
the gathering was held indoors.
Judge Sherman Mosilton of Burling
ion was in town visiting his parents
and also attending to business.
Adrian Hatch, who was injured at
the NJ p. Morse mill and since that
time has been at the sanatorium, was
able to leave that place on Thursday
and was taken to the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Grant, on Fish hill, TO
remain for a time until he is stronger
and able to care for himself. Mrs.
Hatch is unable 10 use one limb and is
confined to her bed or chair, and it
was not possible for him to be cared
for at home.
The following teachers have been en-
jagged for the town schools as report
ID by Supt. G. w Patterson: Ran
iolph Town, the Adams district, Mrs
Florence Begard; Archer district, Miss
Beatrice Washburn; Blsisdell district,
Miss Doris Slack; North Randolph.
Ms. Eleanor Thayer; osguod hill,
Miss Gladys Fassett; East Randolph.
Miss Olive Hanks; South Randolph,
Mrs. Florence Preston; Fish hill. Mrs.
Hattie Ladd; Beanville, Miss Fannie
Randolph Center school.
PIPER, Mrs. Vie Edison, middle, Miss
lucinda worse, lower Miss Gladys
LIVER. The Fish hin school had been
losed because of the small number OF
upils in the district but the school
uilding will b. repaired and opened
nth the beginning of the school year
nth about dozen pupils in attend
nee. IT has been difficult TO secure
eachers this year, but the teachers
ngaged are up TO the standard for :
his district, all but one teacher having
ad professional training. and she has n
nd several years of experience.
Prin. r. G. Ham will return about
ept. ! and Miss Eleanor J. Clark
bout Sept. 3. Supt. G. ". Patterson
nd Miss Mary Dubois are in town at
his time. Prospects are good for
rye class in the Misunderstanding de-
artment.