The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-02
RANDOLPH.

Winstsd, Conn, to-day, to resume her
teaching
Mr.. end Mrs. Charles Wood Of Newton.
vile, Mass, are visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alonzo Emery.
The Woman's Relief corps win serve
hash supper in G. A. r. hall Tuesday
evening, April 5.
Mrs. Fred Dudley and baby are Ii
Grantham N. H., for q visit with Mrs
Dudley's parents.
Rev. Father 0'Neil Of Mortified was
the guest Of Rev. Father Penders the
first Of the week.
Iewis spooner and family moved this
week from the Howe house on Elm street
to the Finn farm.
William Booth has gone to Lempster
n. r., TO remain with his son, Fred,
through the summer.
Mrs. Bessie Button, who has made her
home in Glen Cove, I. l., is to have q
position at lntervale. n. H.
AIrs. Phineas Amazon went to Pitts.
field Sunday, after passing tho winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Rodney Slack,
The members Of the graduating class
returned from their Washington trip
Friday well pleased with the trip in ev-
cry respect
Mrs. @. F. Smith and Mrs. P J Rowe
the last named being the landlady Of
/ the Otis house Boston, are guests At
Mrs. G. p Cushmane.
Levi Dudley has sold his place il the
Dana Morse neighborbood and viii move
into the village as soon as suitable quar-
ters can be found here.
Sargent, Osgood & Roundy have sold
30-horse power Maxwell touring car
TO o. G Sawyer Of sharon which Is
I'd be delivered about May l.
Dr b. Fl. stearns recently tested the
seven cattle Of Herbert Abbey and All
were condemned They were afterward
appraised BY H. NJ Gaylord a an aver
age Of $50 per head.
Mrs. z. L. Brooks and her daughter.
Mrs. w. w. Morton. are in Boston for
weeks stay with Lieut. and Mrs.
Dewitt G. Webb, who are now stationed
at the charlestown navy yard.
p. Z. Parsons drove 10 the village q
fHW aAfH aEu A1t tue t&et TIME o4hNN
the amputation Of bis left leg, January
g. The wound is healing, and no Eeri-
oas symptoms have yet developed.
Canned corn Is being shipped from
the Danieritt n Palmer factory here in
carloads To the city markets. The com.
pany has only about four carloads of
corn and two carloads 81 squash left
from last summers supply.
Mr. and Mrs. o E. Greene have ar.
rived from Glen Cove. L. T., with their
| family, and are guests Of Mrs. Greenes
father, Silas Chadwick, tin they pur-
chase 4 farm IN the. vicinity after which
they will take UP a permanent residence
here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lamson have re-
turned from two months stay at the
Bahama islands and Jacksonville, Fla.
On their return they visited Mrs Theron
Brooks in Washington. D. G., friends in
New York. ard Miss Genieye Lamson
in Springfield, Mass,
| Mr.. and Mrs. E A. Thomas accom-
| panied DR.. and Mrs, John P. Clifford 70
Rochester, MINI, this week Mrs. Thorn
as win enter the MAYO Brothers hospital
at that place for treatment Of enlarge
ment Of the throat from which she has
been suffering for several months, with
little or no relief
George Beals Of Boston has been here
this week, trying to make arrangements
with the Randolph telephone exchange
to handle the New England company's
business in this place There is not sui.
feieRt service, it seems. to warrant the
expense Of supporting the central Office
here, which has been located in the store
Of F. H. Joslyn since it was opened here
about rs years ago.
III the evening, following The farmers
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, the mem.
bers Of the committee met Mr. Miller in
consultation at the inn, when he sub.
mitted the following schedule for their
consideration: April. sl.60; May, sI40;
June $3.50; July. 81 40; August si60
September, $40, or an average price Of
81 30 for ak months for milk to be deliv
cred at the White Cross milk factory
Mr.. Miller also requires a personal notice
/ from each White Cross patron who re-
fuses to furnish milk after April 10.