The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-03-15
RANDOLPH

society known as the New England
Order Of Protection and a meeting Is 70
be held on Tuesday night at Grange hall
TO perfect this organization II possible
Mr.. Russell, who is grand warden of the
order in the state, is present and he with
his companion and helper has been in.
teresting many of the village people.
Both ladies and gentlemen are eligible,
should they be fortunate enough TO pass
examination before the board Of sur
geons, who, II is understood, are DIR. +.
Q, Angel, @. j. Rumril and l.. A. Russ.
low for this town. Thirty-hve charter
members were pledged for Saturday,
while Others may have been added TO
the list since that time.
Miss Carrie Draper passed Saturday
In Barre, returning on Sunday TO meet
Mr.. and Mrs James Walker OF Bethel,
who were the guests at Mr.. and Mrs.
N. NJ. Draper over Sunday.
w. f. Rand and Leon Drew were in
Mortified Saturday for a day with James
Rand, a Norwich university student
from the town.
Miss Cora Houston OF Mortified, who
has been the guest Of Miss Bessie Daven.
port since Wednesday, returned to her
home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spaulding Of st.
Adams, visited his mother, Mrs. Spauld-
ing of this place on Sunday.
A large number were in attendance
at the meeting Of Randolph grange on
Saturday night, when a class Of is re-
ceived the FIRST and second degrees.
Rev. w. s. smithers will be present
and conduct the service and also hold
the last quarterly conference OF the
year on Saturday night. Since the
adoption of the federation in the early
part Of the last year by the Baptist and
Methodist, the entire arrangement has
been highly satisfactory and very sue
cessful.
o. ]. Mascot has bought Of A. N.
Hayes his interest in the mill north Of
the station so long owned and operated
ahANA tht III u0lit VI llAiNOtb q 4lANto
and viii conduct the same business alone
in the future. Mr.. Hayes has no definite
plans for the future.
Miss Lena Kilburn is quite i'll at pres
ent at her home and her friend, Miss
Winnifred Ellis of Mortified, is here
with her for few days.
A large real estate sale was made last
week, when Mrs. w. f. Edison sold the
-four and feed business which was sue
cessfully operated by Mr.. Edison himself
until his death. George Farr of Hancock,
who had been employed by Mrs. Edison,
was the purchaser, and he will give his
personal attention TO the business and
conduct the same himself.
z. L. Hills, who has been in failing
health for several months, Is now in a
critical condition, giving much anxiety
to his friends.
II. NJ Totman passed Sunday in Tun-
bridge, visiting his brother, who resides
there.
The Rev. Dr. Cooper reached HIS s5th
birthday on Sunday, and as usual he
was found in his accustomed place at
church, walking quite q distance. Fol
lowing the morning service, he dined
with his nephew, DIR. A. G. Bailey, and
family, and on the $50 went to Mont.
pelier to pass the night, when he with |
Miss Rosa Cooper, his daughter, will 90
to Marshfeld to attend the funeral Of |
a relative on Tuesday.
When the 1880 train from the north
arrived on Friday night, stranger left |
the station and passing along in front
Of Du Bots & Gays block fell in an nm
conscious condition. He was soon dis
covered and taken to the Inn, where he
was found to be having an attack Of cpl. |
Iepsy, from which he soon rallied. lie |
gave his residence as White River june /
ton and on Saturday morning purse
was made up for him by the people at
The Inn, and be left on the first train.
His name was not known.
News has been received here that Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Sprague who are for
The present at West Chester, Pa, at
tended the inauguration OF President
Taft and enjoyed the occasion much.
Miss Mary Pratt, who came from
Montpelier last week and remained over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. O. S.
1hamberlin, has gone To Rochester for
) few days with Mrs. Susan Gabrielle.
A daughter was born on Friday to
wr. and Mrs. Leslie spooner who live
n the Lewis house on Forest street
Ind one week before son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richardson who live
n the same house.
Mrs. Z. r. Draper and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Draper, have been in New
York for the past few days studying
he styles in spring millinery and pur-
,hasing goods for the stores here and
it Barre.