The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-04
RANDOLPH
o. w. Brockway Died Wednesday Of
Hardening of Arteries. NJ

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| O. w Brockway, who nearly all Of
his life has lived on Fish hill died
| Wednesday at his home from an at.
| tack Of pneumonia, which he had suf
fered from for the last two weeks. Mr..
Brockway had been in poor health, the
result of hardening of the arteries for
some time. Oramel Brockway was
born in Royalton, the son Of Simon
and Sarah Jane Kilcutt Brockway,
and his parents removed To Randolph,
locating on Fish hill, where they lived
during their lifetime, and Mr.. Brock
way has also made that his home un-
til his death. In 1890 Mr.. Brockway
married Ann NJ. Jones of this place,
who survives hiio, and also one sister,
Mrs. NJ. c. Allen of Chelsea. The fu-
neral will be held on Friday at the
home, Rev. Fraser Metzger oificiat-
ing
Miss Cora Osgood of Boston is pass
ing two weeks here with her sister,
Miss Elsie Osgood, at the home of
Mrs. A. G. osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Stockwell and
family are passing the week with Mrs.
Ernest Hatch and son, George, at their
camp in East Randolph.
News has been received here Of the
death Of Mrs Fannie Fullam, for
mer resident here for several years,
but later of New York 1t is under
stood that death came suddenly, while
on trip with her daughter TO Cali
fornia. The body was brought to
Brookfeld last Saturday for interment
in the family lot
Mrs. NJ. S. Warwick Of Mortified
was in town Thursday to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Brown.
L. S. Brigham is erecting on his lot
the house fine double gar
age, the Dumas brothers doing the
work.
News has been received of the death
Of DR. T. p. Stimson of Tiverton, r. T..
on July from angina pretoria. DR..
Stimson was located here in the prac
tice of his profession for several years.
Dir. Stimson was 70 years of age. The
funeral and burial were at liver
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cromb of Phil
adelphia are here, the guests Of the |
atter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID. ]. |
Frazier. Mr. Cromb is president Of |
he firm of Charles w. Cromb 4 Co.,
Inc, of Philadelphia.
The Woman's Relief corps realized |
$3.50 from their sale, which they held I
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. D. Prince and child
II Somerville, Mass, are visiting Mr..
Princes sister, Mrs. H. y. Tilson. and
tlso Mrs. w. r. Fletcher, another
lister, in East Braintree.
Miss A. A. Kittredge i taking d two
weeks vacation from the care of Mrs
y. W. sprague, and is in Burlington,
Rutland and Bellows Falls during the
ime. Mrs. Cedric Erskine Is taking
Ter place during her absence.
Eight young men from here left on
ionday night for Camp Devens: Al
ert Metzger, Ralph Clifford, Warren
BATTLES, H. T. Edwards, L. f. Wood,
Albert Emery, Clessent King and f,
Race. Fourteen went IRON orange
ounty.
L. F. Butman. for several years To-
ated at st. Adams with Office OF dis
riot Inspector OF Hoods creameries,
as been promoted TO assistant general
manager OF the country department
1 Hoods creamery, Boston. They
ill leave st. Albans for Boston Aug.
). Mr.. Butman was formerly located
ere
Miss Esther Ham has accepted po
ition to teach English in the Burling-
IN high school for the next year.
Supt. G. w. Patterson and son,
gorge, returned Wednesday night
-om a two weeks stay in Rochester.
! Y. where he has been with rela
YES Mr.. White,fa relative Of the
lmily, returned with him.