The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-29
Randolph

fret are spending few days with Mrs.
II. NJ. Miller. Mr.. Newton viii be re-
memberer as a resident Of Randolph
for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huse left the first
of the week for Barre and win 90 from
there to Morrisyille for few days
Edward Eldredge went to Highgate
on Saturday To spend few days
with his grandfather, Captain Eldredgc,
who is in camp there for the summer.
! II is understood that Ora Copeland
has sold his farm in East Braintree.
Rollin ellison Of Bethel was IN town
Saturday looking for automobiles Il
the Kimball garage
w. II. Gladdiag and Mrs. Jep Chad
wick his sister, left on Saturday morn
| ing to attend picnic at Dewey park.
Mrs. Baldwin and son, Harold Bald
win, have returned from 81. Louis, Mo-,
and are the guestssof the Misses HoI-
man on Weston street. IL is UNDER
stood at present that they win not re-
turn west but viii remain permanent
| ly In the east. Mr., Guy Holman, son Of
Hebar Holman, has returned from a vis-
it with his parents and friends. Mr..
Holman has been in Montana for sew
cal years and made his last visit here
three years ago.
Mrs. Il. Il, Perry has returned to
Barre after a short visit with relatives
in town
Miss Beulah Hayea is recovering from
her late Illness and hopes to be able 70
leave town on Wednesday.
The delegates to the county conven
ton convened in Chelsea on Saturday
announced on their return the nomina
ton Of George w. Flagg for senator.
Sunday was the last time, for the
present, IN which the Methodist and
Baptist churches Of this village viii
worship separately.
William Noble and Louis Fillion Of
this place accompanied o. S. Thayer Of
Fast Braintree to Saratoga on Satur.
day where they are TO be employed in
the Saratoga house for the summer.
Reports from Burlington give the
disease Of which the young lady at the
home Of Norman Greene is suffering as
scarlet fever and she is placed in a
strict quarantine.
Fully 200 people of which about 30
were children attended the meeting Of
West Randolph grange on Saturday
night the occasion being the observance
cf Childrcn's day, when a program was
given by the children.
$. n Fisk Of this place celebrated his
9ist birthday on Thursday Of Last
week.
vesper Lyons is III at Norman
Greene's and in quarantine waiting re-
turns from Burlington. Scarlet fever
is feared and the quarantine is used as
precaution.
John Kimball has returned from
Nashua, n IT,, where suit had been
brought against him to recover $4,000
for the alleged sale Of property of the
plaintiff, his wife, to wit farm in
Braintree and at the trial OF which the
Jury brought in a verdict for Mrs. Kim
ball.
Rev. A. L. Cooper and his daughter,
Miss Rosa, entertained Wesley Atkins
and a friend on his way from Wes-
leyan university where he recently
graduated. They continued their jour
ney on Friday morning to Cabot.
Lola Ingalls, has returned from her
recent visit to Montpelier and win 90
on Saturday to York Beach. Me, where
she has employment for the summer,
Mrs r. c. ANGEL has gone to Mont
real to remain with her husband lin,
TIL he completes bis special course Ia
surgenry at the McGill university about
the first Of July.
Mrs. William Wheaton and son are
the guests Of Mrs. e. T. Salisbury, ar
irving from Barre on Monday.
Miss Mary Tilson and Miss Fannie
Bass from Trenton, N. j., are at the
e. L. Bass farm, arriving on Tuesday.
Miss Tilson is teacher in the school
for the deaf at Trenton and Miss Bass
who il a graduate OF the Northampton
institute for the deaf il pursuing her
studies in the high school at Trenton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Morse have
been entertaining Mrs. Laura Wymau,
who has now returned to Barre, where
she resides with her daughter, Mrs.
Silver
Mrs. A. J. Curtis and Mrs. T. w.
Weleh returned from Sharon Thursday
and Mrs. Weloh went to Montpelier
Friday to be gone for day.
Mrs. Cora Robbins Is in Chicopee,
Mass. and will return with her daugh.
ter, Miss Nettye Robbins, who has
been teaching there the past year and
who has been engaged for another
year.
Mrs. John Hobart and her daughter
arrived here Thursday and are the
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ho-
bart for a few days.
Charles Durham and his family are
IN Bellows Falls for visit Of a few
days.
Frank Jerd of Canton, N. Y, is IN
town spending few days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. +. E. Perry Of Barre is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. S. Buck.
Frank Merrill of Costa Rica, was in
town on Friday calling upon VIII Pei
ton and other friends.
The story of Enoch Arden was very
impressively recited by Rev William
s. Spencer who is connected with