The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-12
RANDOLPH
Mrs. Alfred Webster Died Friday, Hav-
ing Had Operation Tuesday


The death Of Mrs. Alfred Webster
occurred at the sanatorium on Friday
morning following an operation Tues
day. Mrs, Webster had rallied from
the ether and there were indications
Of her partial recovery, but her
strength was not equal to the ordeal
through which she had passed, and she
gradually failed and passed away FRI
day morning. Mrs. Webster was ac-
tive in the Baptist church and Kings
Daughters and was interested IN ey,
cry good work. Deceased is survived
by her husband, one sister, Miss Aman-
da Northrop, teacher in New York
and brother, O. P, Northrop, who re.
sides in town. The funeral VIII be
held at the Baptist church, Of which
she was for many years faithful
member, on Sunday afternoon, and m
termens will be in the family lot there
Roy L. Perry returned Monday from
business trip to Worcester, where
he had been for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hall, who have
been occupying cottage at Lake Ma
feba this summer, have Joined Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manney lat their rooms n
the O'Connor block for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perkins and
daughter, Thelma, of Montpelier are
the guests this week Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. e. Joselyn.
Miss Julia Cummings finished work
at the Office Of the L. W. Webster mill
last Saturday night and is succeeded
by Elliot Stoughton Of Claremont, n,
H., graduate Of the Tuck school at
Hanover, N. II.
The twenty eighth annual meeting
of the Rochester club was held at a.
NJ. Hubbard's Office Nov, |, when the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Clarence Cole; lst vice president,
A. NJ. Hubbard; second vice president,
Mrs. Gertrude Fasseft; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. Floyd Hodgkins.
The body of Mrs. Leonard Wheeler
was brought here Wednesday for burial
in the family lot in Southview. The
funeral was held at White River june
ton and the body was accompanied
here BY the immediate relatives of the
deceased. DR.. Gilman Wheeler OF Bos-
ton, who was present, left on the after
noon train for Boston, and the other
members of the party passed a short
time at the home of Judge Rowell, be-
fore leaving for home.
The Christian Brotherhood held its
first meeting of the season on Monday
night at the parish house This meet
ing was preceded by supper, which
was served by Mrs. G. z. Root, and
after this the business of the meeting
was taken up. The officers Of the year
are: President, 4. W Tewksbury; vice
president, G. G. Clarke; secretary, H..
r.. T;lson; treasurer, P. L. Morse; as
sistant treasurer, NJ. p. Morse; auditor,
Ernest Tracy. There are to be ten
meetings this coming season, for all Of
which there were season tickets sold
The speaker Of the evening was Supt.
G. w. Patterson. who took for his top
ic .Mentai Tests and this proved very
TO those present.
Mrs. Townshend, who has been pass
a week here, the guest OF Mrs. A.
II. Powers. left on Wednesday for her
nome IN tNeised.
Mrs. Frances Hehard I.add Of st.
arrived on Wednesday and
went at once to Randolph Center to
pass several days with her prents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. l. Hebard.
Mrs. Alfred Webster, who has been in
frail health for few weeks. went TO
the sanatorium ON Tuesday and
Wednesday morning underwent an
operation. which was thought at the
time TO be successful.
Deer hunters IN this vicinity are not
very successful, only one, fkr son of
Albert Crpenter having reported one
killed at this writing This it under
stood was killed on the Rochester road.
Miss Ramona Holden, who has been
in at Boston, is much better and on
Thursday came to pass two weeks here
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs H. w.
Holden. before resuming her studies at
Burditt Business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Fish are visiting
in Hartford, Conn, and during the abs
senee of Mr.. Fish. w. w. Sprague is
having charge Of the Direct Importing
store.
Miss Eona Totman, who has been
clerk in the Thomas store for. several
closes her work there this week
and win go to White River Junction
to have charge of the II. NJ. Totman
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