The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-19
RANDOLPH

Miss Lola ingalls, has returned from
two weeks absence spent in North
field.
Susie Blodgett was happily surpris-
ed by about 20 Of her friends Thursday
evening the occasion being her 10Th
birthday.
II is understood that Grace Church
al Randolph Center Is TO receive a
legacy OF $4,000 from the estate Of
John Sabine Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Town left for
their home In Barre yesterday after
passing few days as the guests Of
AR and Mrs. II, A. shattuck.
Hon, James Hutchinson has gone to
Washington, d. c., for few weeks
stay, the time 10 probably extend over
the Inauguration of President Taft
A. L. Currier living in house near
"The Manchester" has developed pneu-
monia and is quite i'll. similar at.
tack was suffered by Mrs. currler last
winter.
Mrs. T.. d. Strong entertained a small
party OF ladies Monday evening with
bridge whist in which Mrs. w. T.
Wedgewood gained the prize by hav-
ing the most points.
Mrs. Daniel johnson Of Mortified
was in town recently TO see Mrs. A. b.
Tewksbury, who Is gaining very slowly
from the shock of paralysis which she
suffered last December.
Fred Bryant had small cancer TO.
moved from his lower lip Tuesday
morning at the sanitorium and the OPP
Grafton Was so successful and thorough
that no further trouble Is anticipated
from IL.
Hon. c. p Hogan Of st. Adams was
in town on Tuesday as counsel for Mrs
Ellen Wells in the settlement OF the
estate Of George Separ, she being the
only heir beside the widow, Mrs.
Maria Spear
Miss Ruth Brooks Of Montpelier was
entertained last week by her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Vail, and while
here was the guest OF honor az a card
party given by Miss Helen Wedgwood
Saturday evening.
r. A. Smith has bought the interest
of w. H. Gifiin in the cash market and
the firm name will now be r. A. Smith /
instead of Giffin and Smith as former
ly. Mr.. Giflin and family have return
ed TO Burlington.
P. @. Doty is preparing an illustrated |
lecture on Picturesque Mexico" which (
he is TO give In Music hall about May /
1st under the auspices of the Chris !
tan Brotherhood. Abodt $50 views Of /
Mexico will be shown at this time.
The marriage of Loo Nicholas Flint,
son Of Waldo Flint of Braintree and /
Miss Clara Belle, daughtN of Jerome
Stowe of Braintree took place on Sun
lay noon ct the Bethany parsonage the
Rev. Fraser Metzger the officiating
clergyman.
w. c. Emerson has been treated by
Dr.. G. J. Rumrill for neuralgia head
sche by running a surgical needle from
4 point in front of the right ear after
= process observed by Dr.. Runirill at
The hospitatl by the Drs. Mayo in
Rochester. MINI.
Frank Williams, son Of Jehial vii
Jams, who has been employed BY the
american Steel and Wire company Of
Mass. has now the position
IF superintendent of the mechanical
testing department in the works at
New Haven. Conn, and will assume
lis duties there at once
At a parish meeting held In st.
Iohn's church Tuesday, Rev. Homer
White was elected to fiji the unexpired
ERIN Of the late J. d. Dennison on the
festry and at meeting called later
I was voted to. extend call to Rev.
subury Gilmore Of Hulls Cove, Me-. to
'ecome rector OF st. Johns church.
It is now fully decided that the
enior class Of r. Fl. s. win start for
d. O., March % to be
zone about one week. This arrange
nent viii take the place of some part
Il the graduating exercises, class day
'einR given mp on evening only being
lsed for presentation of diplomas and
few essays and music. II