The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-26
RANDOLPH
Seth Wilson Won Law Suit From Rob
ert Smith Who Appealed.


ert Smith Who Appealed.
A law suit was tried here on Satur-
day action having been taken by Seth
Wilson, with n. L, Boyden for counsel,
against Robert Smith Of this village,
who employed John Sherburne as coun-
self The case was tried before Justice
II, w Vail with a jury composed Of the
following men. II. r Sanford, A. Fl.
Beedle, Lemuel Richmond, L s. Chase,
II. S. Booth. A verdict was brought in
favor Of Wilson TO which Smith took an
appeal TO the higher court The case
was the result Of labor done by Smith
for Wilson and services rendered by the
latter in payment or exchange for The
same upon which there could be no
amicable settlement.
Miss Cora Bliss was in Bethel over
Sunday, the guest Of Mrs. Estelle Gill
son.
Miss Grace Hayes was home over Sun
day from her studies at the university
Of Vermont.
Mrs Flynn Guernsey and daughter
and Mrs. Axtell Of Rochester were in
town Saturday.
Mrs. Hiram Blodrett Of Mortified is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blod.
gett for a few days
j B. Wells returned Saturday from an
absence Of week passed in Bradford
and the adjoining towns.
Mrs. Z. Randall, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. +. A. Dunn for II weeks,
went to Wolcott Th,usday.
Mrs. J. B. Wells has returned from
ten days visit upon her daughter,
Mrs. Wetmore, in Keene, N. III.
Mrs. T. r. Draper went to Barre on
Sunday for brief visit upon her daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Draper Of that city.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk returned on
Saturday 10 Cabot after passing the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 7. Sparhawk.
Mrs. s. j. Walbridge left here on Sat
urday for visit OF few days in
springfield with her brother, Mrs. Fair
banks and family.
Miss Martha Gilbert. who has been
in Bethel assisting in the care Of Mrs.
Adelaide Stearns, has returned to her
home in Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leet Blodgett Of Lebanon
who had been guests Of Mrs. w. ].
Blodgett for several days went to Barre
Sunday morning for few days stay
Mrs. Annie Edison and her sister,
Miss Maud Johnston. went TO Lebanon
to attend the funeral Of their
father which was held from his late
home on Sunday.
Mr. John Lamson and Miss Mary Lam
son, his sister, went to Boston for few
days on Sunday, and Miss Edith Mar
colt accompanied them there to remain
for a month Of study in music.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Emery have re-
turned from winter passed in Washing
ton where MFR. Emery has a position as
in the HORSE Of Representa-.
tives and are now established at their
home on the Highlands.
A company Of about 20 Odd Fellows
from this place went TO South Royal
ton Sunday afternoon to attend the cele-
bration OF the Goth anniversary Of the
Of that order which was OBJ
served BY the lodge at that place.
Charles Hayward, who has been in
the employ Of David Dyre for several
years, has entered the service Of Charles
Blodgctt for the coming year and will
move at once from the tenement Of Mr..
Dyre's to an apartment in the Brooks
block
The friends Of d. d. Howe regret to
learn Of his serious illness from bron-
chial pneumonia but from which he
seems at present more comfortable. Mrs.
Howe hae been i'll for several weeks
also but Is slowly improving at this
time. A nurse. Miss Gront from the
sanitorium has been called 10 care for
them.
Rev. and Mrs. Ransom Currier passed
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. eharles Hib-
bard. Mr. C'Hrier wns present and took
part in the services OF the Federated
church on Sunday morning and the first
Of the week returned 10 his pastoral du-
ties at Brownsville, Vermont having
been assigned that place at the Metho-
dist conference recently convened in
Hardwick.
An alarm Of fire was sounded satur-
day afternoon to which the fire COM
pany responded. The alarm proceeded |
from the burning Of chimney on the
house owned by Heber Holman and oc-
,upied BY Mrs. Z. f. Drake on Main
street, the sparks from which had caught I
in the roof OF the house, causing
slight blaze which was promptly extin- /
pushed and no serious damage result /
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