The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-06
RANDOLPH


Mrs. O. II. Miles Of Barre has been 4
recent guest Of Mrs. o r. Hood.
Mrs. Cora Robbins has returned from
two weeks stay IN Barre with friends
Mrs. Susan Stokes from New York
Is the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Merton
loBera for a few days.
Mrs. Q. $. Archer who has been
passing several weeks in Washington,
ID. G., returned this week.
Miss Eliza Goodhart has been sum
inoned 10 Waterbury by the serious i'll
ness Of her sister there who has pneu,
monia.
Miss Clara Bean came from Barre
last evening to spend the over Sunday
recess from her teaching, with friends
in town.
Col. Chandler has returned TO Brook
lyn after passing few days with his
son, Willie, who seems to be improving
in health.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Wells are enter.
aiming Mrs. Wells brother and WIFE
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +, Brown Of North
Williston.
II. A. Harper has been summoned to
Holvoke, Mass, by the serious illness
of his daughter Mrs. George Kent,
with heart trouble.
A large pine tree, so years old, was
felled and sawed into lumber at the c.
Il. Kilburn mill which made 1900 feet
of lumber and was 1o6 feet high.
Master Fred Goodwin, who has been
page at the house of representatives
through the session was given purse
of Si5 by the members at the close Of
his work there.
Frank B. Wood, is travelling salesman
for the dry goods firm of Mr. Cooper Of
New York with the states Of Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont and Massa.
chusetts for his territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dickerman have
gone to Keene, N. H., to visit their son
and before their return will 60 to pass
short time with their daughter, Mrs.
Pearl Dickerman at Concord.
DIR. @. J. Rumrill started from Roches-
ter, Mimi, Wednesday night with his
brother, Leslie Rumrill, who underwent
serious operation at the hospital Of
the Drs. Mayo about three weeks ago.
The freshman class OF the high school
INDUCED in a straw ride to Brookfield
on Friday night and spent social
evening with one Of their number, Ruth
Wardner, whose home is in that place.
News has been received here Of the
death Of Mrs. Hattie WEIGH Jarvis in
Grand Rapids, Mich Mrs. Jarvis will
be remembered as the sister OF Lyman
and Harry Welch, formerly of this vi.
cinity,
Wales Bass was on the street the sec
ond time since November this week.
having been laid up since that time by
a sprain he received by fall on the ice
which injured his knee and is now obhg
cd 20 use crutches.
The funeral of William II. Holmes
was held from the Methodist church
Friday morning, the Rev. DIR. White OF.
floating assisted by Rev. J. w. Hamil-
ton and the remains were taken to
Boston for interment.
Miss Ethel Park. the first assistant
in the high school, has been obliged to
leave school again and is i'll in bed
with tonsflitis. Mr.. Ham takes the
Latin and Miss Moulton the German
classes during her illness.
The Randolph maple sugar market
held its annual meeting this week and
elected the following officers: NJ. II.
president; N. D. McMahon of
Burlington, vice president; Fl. w. Nc.
Intyre, secretary and V. l. Spear, treas
urer and manager. The amount of
sugar handled by them during the last
year amounted to about $4,000
Mrs. L. A. segar has come from Bur
lington to Roxbury to stay for the
present with her niece, Mrs. Merton
Mrs. f. D. Segar viii
break up her home in Burlington for
the present and store her goods in
Randolph for the present and G. E. Alb. |
bott, her father, has returned here and |
is occupying his room in the house OF
]. !. Trerise,