The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-31
RANDOLPH
julius Lamson, Former Resident, Died
at Newtonville, Mass.

at Newtonville, Mass.
Mrs. Roy Holman received news ON
Monday Of the death Of Julius Lamson
which came very suddenly after he
reached the store ins Newtonyillc, Mass,
on Monday morning. Mr.. Lamson went
Go his work as usual and soon after
fell to the floor, passing away almost
instantly. Mr. hanson was former
resident here for many years and con
Quoted a grocery business on Mer-
chants Row. After he closed out this
business, he went to Massachusetts,
! and soon after took charge Of an Al
lantic and Pacific store in Newtonvilc.
Mr.. Lamson was twice married, his
| first wife having been Ellen ketch,m,
who. with his daughters, died of tnber-
cuIar trouble. Following their death he
married Hattie Lamson and for eimc
remained here but later disposed Of his
business and went there to reside. Mr..
Lamson was well liked in town and
many will regret to learn Of his death.
Mrs Lamson, the step daughter, left on
Monday afternoon for Massachusetts,
and it is understood viii remain over
| for the funeral.
+
The body Of pe Forest Lewis, who
died in 1907 and was buried in the fam
| lily lot in Southview, was taken up and
shipped to Canton, Mass, where the
| body will be inferred beside that Of his
wife, Mrs. Fannie Lewis, who died
within year and where some members
of the family are now living.
A. A. Wainwright left Monday night
| for California, expecting to arrive there
on Saturday. Mr.. Wainwright's son,
Carl Wainwright, who recently made
the trip by automobile, in company
with friend, made the journey in 20
days Mr.. Wainwright will pass the
winter and perhaps longer with MIN
and sister who resides there.
Rev Irwin Flint. after passing some
time here with her sister, Mrs Marion
Richardson, left for his home in Fall
mouth, Mass, Monday.
Miss Turner, who has been the guest
of Miss Inilla Durkee for few days,
returned to South Royalton Monday
Mrs. Theodore Williams was called
to White River Junction Sunday 20
assist in the care of her sons wife,
who is i'll.
Mrs. Harry Chadwick of st. Adams,
after several DAYS here with her moth
err, Mrs Clara Averill, left for her
home on Monday. The same day Mrs.
Frank Twiss of bingham, Mass, ar
rived to be the guest Of Mrs. Ayerill
for ten days.
A. S. Munro came Monday for bust
ness stay of several days here, com
+ ing from st. Alhans.
Miss Clara Cass of Rochester. who
was in town over Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Hatch, returned to her home
Monday.
Mrs. George Hatch left Monday for
Boston, where she will pass the winter
with her daughter, Miss Ellen Bios
som.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Richardson,
Mrs. Mears. the mother OF the latter,
and Mrs. Esther Richardson Hatch and
little son. left for their journey to Flor
ida on Monday, They win pass the
winter in Dcland and have rented
part OF the house of Rev. g. 2, Howe.
Mrs. King Of Woodstock, the guest of
her sister. Mrs. r. G. Morton, left On
Monday for her home.
Miss Laura Wedgwood closed her va :
cation which she passed in Manchester.
N. H., and returned home on Sunday.
She is again at her position in the
bank.
Mrs. B. g. Goodwin was given a
party on Monday night by the Wom-
ans Relief corps. There was good at
tendance and good time. Mrs. Good
win was presented gift. as remem-
brance Of the happy occasion.
The young people of the Methodist
church went to the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4. B. Chamberlin on the Mann
farm on Monday night for Halloween
social.
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