The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-29
RANDOLPH

Z. l.. Hills Is very low and al present
is in very critical condition.
Mrs. A. G. Bailey is suffering from
acute indigestion and Is quite Ill at
present.
Miss Winnifred Richmond has returned
from visit In Claremont and Man.
chester, N. II.
Mrs. Lyman Xix Is now able to ride
out and her friends confidently expect
complete recovery.
w. A. Mcintosh returned from a stay
Of several days in Mortified and Mont.
pelier ON Saturday
Miss Florence Noble returned from
visit OF ten days on Sunday with her
sister, Cora Noble. in Burlington.
Maple sugar makers are very busy at
the present tapping trees, and many
have already made quite quantity Of
syrup.
Harry Morton Is passing the two
weeks vacation from the university OF
Vermont with his mother, Mrs. r. G.
Morton.
Miss Grace Hayes arrived from the
U. V. NJ and will lpass the Easter re.
cess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
N. Hayes.
A. b. Cushman is again able to be out
and has in the last week walked TO his
Office after q winter OF confinement to
the house.
IN. t.S;o. ~ A. fs.I...t.a .h...h
are TO meet with Mrs. II. NJ Miller on
Thursday of this week for their social
afternoon.
Miss Ruth Morse, daughter Of X. w.
Morse of Barre, is expected here TO pass
the week with Mrs Ellen Young and
Mrs. Ella Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lamb and their
daughter, Miss Edith Lamb, are visiting
another daughter, Mrs. Merrill Campbell,
who resides in town.
Mrs. f. R. Draper has been in Barre
several days this week, attending 10 her
millinery business there and preparing
for the spring opening.
Mrs. Marion Rumrill went to STAFFORD
Saturday to meet her daughter, who has
been with friends there for several days,
and remained over Sunday.
Mr.. Fred Packard has leased the cot.
tage belonging to Mrs. G. NJ Howard
on South Main street and will move
Their from the Herrick house on School |
street about April LIST.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland has leased |
rooms in the house Of Mrs. Eugene Hol |
man and viii move from the house OF
Z. |. Clafin as soon as these can be made |
ready for her occupancy.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland accompanied
Mrs. Fred Wright TO her home in Bethel |
and will remain with her few days TO
assist during Mrs. Wrights GONZALES
cence from her late serious illness.
Robert Smith has leased the Kendrick
place on South Pleasant street and viii
move from the Kinney place the first Of
April, the family OF Mr.. Leonard taking
possession of the latter place at that
time
Mrs. HAL Lockwood, who was formerly
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, was in town last I
week to pick up her household furniture
and prepare the same for shipment to {
North Springfield, where he homo is
now.
Mrs. +. OF Wires and daughter, Mrs.
William Rose. who accompanied the re-
mains Of e. o. Wires here on Friday to
be placed in the tomb, returned on Sat
urday to Watertown and Brighton,
Mass.
w. b. WALL is quite I'll from threatened
and Dr. Beekman is still
quite i'll, so the services OF Mrs. Jennie
Crown have again been called and she
has arrived from Hanover, N. H., to as
sist.
Mrs. Henry Clement of Berwick, Me,
and Mr.. Park Bugley of Someryille,
Mass, who accompanied the remains of
Mrs. Marion Beecher here for interment
in Southview cemetery Friday, returned
to Somerville on Saturday.
Mrs. Z. r. Draper has received news
Of the safe arrival of her daughter, Car
rie, in Seattle, of her marriage immedi-
ately on arrival to DIR. Walter Woodland,
and the wedding reception, which was
given by DIR. and Mrs. Moore to the
newly married couple on Thursday,
March 25.
Mrs. John Parrott and daughter, Miss
Myrtle Parrott, were here to attend the
party OF Frank Bingham, which
was held at his home on Friday evening
The occasion was a surprise and large
company assembled to assist Mr.. Bing-
ham in celebrating his SD anniversary,
leaving behind them many gifts in mem
Dry Of the evening.
A large company gathered in Grange
hall at the meeting on Saturday evening,
when the third and fourth degrees were
conferred upon class Of 10. In add.
linn to this, Mr.. Farland, a representa-
live from the Patrons Cooperative as
was present and addressed the
meeting, giving much practical informa- {
ion in regard to the particular line of |
work. A bountiful banquet was served
ind a general good time enjoyed.
BATTLE WITH CREEK INDIANS.