The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-09
RANDOLPH

Mrs. George Choedel passed some time
with friends in Gaysville recently.
NJ. A. owen of Norwich was in town
over Sunday with friends and went on "a
Burlington.
Miss Mary Dubois is in Amsden, the
guest of Mrs. Luther b. White, for a
few days
w. II. Gladding was reelected treas.
urer of the Universalist state association
as its meeting held in 81. Adams last
week.
Mrs. A. @, Lamb OF Granville passed
Sunday with her brother. j. w. Brown,
and on Monday continued her journey
to Mortified.
Miss Maud Ham from York Beach,
Maine, has arrived and will spend the
winter with her brother and his family,
Principal +. G. Ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Shapiro have
been in Burlington recently and while
there Mr.. Shapiro purchased stock Of
furs for his store here.
Mrs, H. H. Mcintyre has returned
from a Western trip OF about two weeks
which she passed with her daughter and
husband, DR.. and Mrs. Guy Loudon.
John Ford of Granville succeeds Mer.
tom Smith in w. W. Morton's grocery
store. Mr.. Smith goes TO Providence,
X. l., where ne has position in gents
furnishing store.
Mrs. r. j. Kimball and her daughters
left here Wednesday for their home in
Brooklyn and Montague place. is closed
for the season. Their coacnman left on
Monday with the horses.
NJ. NJ. Wilson, J. G. Sherburne and
N. NJ. Boyden attended the meeting of
the Bar association at Montpelier Tues
day and Mr.. Boyden presented the me.
mortal in memory of J. Q. Denison.
Miss Nettie Benoit, who has been the
guest of Miss Wjnifred Chadwick for
two months, has returned TO her home
in Claremont,, n. H., and Miss Marie
Thayer returned the same day TO Water
bury, Conn.
Col. A. b. Chandler left here Tuesday
having been appointed by Major George
b. Mcclellan as a member OF the Lin
coin centenary committee, which will
have charge Of Heterogeneous for the
celebration of the Tooth anniversary of
President Lincoln's birth in New York
Perley P. Washburn, who has been an
efficient clerk for Bell Brothers for five
years, has severed his connection vita
that firm and gone TO Brandon, where
he has a position in the store of w. ID.
Nutting Of that city. Miss Lottie Flint,
a popular saleswoman in the same store,
has also closed her labors.
Miss Blanche Sargent has returned
from Saratoga, where she held position
at the United States Hotel Of that place.
Her sister Olive, who was married at
Seattle, Wash, about one month ago
to Ralph Thomas, is now nicely settled
in Portland, Ore, where Mr.. Thomas is
with a wholesale stationery
A gratifying report was given by the
Of the Randolph sanitorium at
their meeting on Monday night, when
the treasurer was found to nave suffi-
cient funds in his hands to pay off the
last of the notes held against the sS\i-
torium and it was at once voted to pay
the bill and thereby leave the institution
free from debt. Since the first of Octo-
Der, 1907, debts have been paid TO the
amount of 50, 100. The management re-
ports during that time los patients 80
surgical cases, 81 medical, and 10 OBJ.
stetrical, and ten deaths. The earnings
of the nurses hired from the sanitorium
have amounted TO $6l5S3. II is al
source of congratulation to all inter
ested that the condition of the institu-
ton is so favorable, and should the
present prosperity continue the much
need improvements in the building and |
must soon follow.