The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-23
RANDOLPH
Several Real Estate Transfers Recently
Consummated.

Consummated.
z. j. o'Brien OF Boston passed two
DAYS the first Of the week with his wife
IN town.
Mrs. Stephen Cushman Of ST, Johns
bury is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
George Bruce.
George Gladding, who has been the
guest Of relatives in town, has returned
to Laconia, N. II.
j. Z. Jerd has sold his store in Roches-
ter and gone to Canton. N. Y, 70 look
for business opening.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Rumrill attended
the funeral OF their brother-in-law,
Walter Adams at Charlestown, n. H.,
last week.
Wesley Hodgkins has sold his house
on Elm street to Mrs. Almon Morse for
81 800 and will give possession about
May LIST.
Rev. w T. Sparhawh is passing a
few days from his passionate AZ Cabot
with bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs i. s..
sparhawk.
Mics Maud Ham, who has been in the
family OF her brother, Prin. D. G. Ham,
through the winter has gone TO her
home in Kczar Falls.
Miss Edith Marcott viii leave here
for Boston Sunday for months study
Of piano and pipe organ music under the
instruction Of Arthur Foote.
Rev. w. S. Smithers viii come to Ran
dolph in June for a permanent residence
and has rented the Colburn house on
Maple street now occupied by Fred
Amsden.
Miss Mary Pratt, who has been six
weeks In Rochester with Miss Jessie
Morgan, returned TO Randolph Thursday
for STAY over Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. o. s. Chamberlin, before proceed
ing to her home in Montpelier.
Charles Reynolds has sold his cot
tage on the Highlands to H. w. Lewis,
supervisor Of schools, for $4,000 and will
give POSSESSION about the middle Of Au-
gust. Mr.. Reynolds has purchased a
lot Of land adjoining Mrs 3. D. Dubois
and win proceed at once to erect house
for himself.
Rev. A. Q. Gilmore. the new rector
for St. Johns church and Grace church
40 Randolph Center, has arrived and for
the present viii live At Randolph Center
az soon as the house which he is to &C.
cupy l. put in readiness for him. Mrs.
Gilman viii arrive soon after complet-
ing a visit in Boston.
George Douglas, superintendent for
Douglas and Yarnum bridge builders Of
Barre WIS in town this week to look
over the washout on Forest street but
found the water too high 70 make de-
finite decision. II is proposed however,
20 erect a new iron bridge later Of long
en- span than the old one.
A. n. Hayes has sold his home on
Maple street 70 L. d. Partridge but will
rerain there tin July frst or until he
decides just which business opening to
accept which he is now considering. Mr..
Partridge will occupy the house recently
purchased and rent the cottage which
he now occupies on Howard street
J. NJ. Atwood has sold his house on
South Main street 10 Wesley HOdgldns
for 81. 500. Mr.. Atwood has purchased
Of Alton Hubbard, administrator for the
William Bass estate. the house Of How
ard street, now occupied by i. Q. Kent,
and viii take possession az soon as Mr..
Kent can vacate the same.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of Randolph sanitoriuf was held
Monday evening in the parish house,
Col. A. B. Chandler presiding. Rev.
Fraser Mefz0er acted an clerk and The
TREASURER Mrs Belle ID Dubois, gave the
report which showed that the sanitorium
Of today was on good financial basis.
The total receipts of the year were Sc,
60e2T and the disbursements amounted
TO s4,41ees leaving a balance Of ST.,
19042. The number Of patients treated
from April /, 1908, to April 1, 1909
were % Of which SO were surgical. The
following board Of directors were elected
for the coming year: Col. A. B. Chand
Ter. r.. A. Thomas, L. p. johnson, DR..
J. P. Clifford, DR.. G. W Scott, w. II.
GIadding and H. NJ. Totman Col. A. B..
Chandler was elected president at sub
scauent meeting Several improvements
and rpairs were discussed, the cost Of
which were to be Investigated and re-
ported at a later meeting.