The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-05-07
RANDOLPH.


" A Grant Il in Boston, where his
son, Richard Grant is ~ with erysipelss
r. R. Demeritt Of Waterbury Is at the
plant here to distribute seed corn to the
farmers
s. p. Cole Of Lebanon n. RI. was
here Wednesday in the interests Of the
milk strike.
Miss Mary Bradish Of Medford. Mass,
is passing few days with DR.. and Mrs.
X. a. Eaton
Mrs d. w McAlIister Of Wmtsaeld il
with Der son. r. W McAllister and FAM
ily for the present.
Mss Kate Howard has gone to Rosliu.
dale MasN, for visit with Ar and
Mrs N M. Mccollom
Mrs III G. Allen of Gaysville has come
for few days siay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mira A. B Fish.
Mrs. Ernest Mcintosh returned on Tues
day from 3 visit to her mother, Mrs. Nell
lie Morse of Milford N. H
Capt Henry Wires has gone to swamp
SCOTT. Mass. for q visit with his daueh-
ter, aEr Bertha Thompson
Tie senior class Of the II. Fl. S made
90 from food aud candy sale Ii the
store 81 A. NJ. Hubbard saturday
Mr. and Mrs. John Cotey went the
first 81 the week to Niagara Falls to
visit heir daughter. Mrs, John Parsons.
Miss Nina Lewis 81 Barre was the
guest 81 Mr and Mrs 4, 3 Gay Tuesday
and Wednesday she went to HaVerhill
Mass.
John Udall from piermont, y IT,,
joined his family at Eugene WARMERS
Monday and on Tuesday went on %
Boston
Mr and Mrs. Z. G. Tfacy have moved
from The house Of Mrs. Emily Burroughs
to the home Of the late Granville Barnes
on Weston street.
Frank Jones 81 Randolph won the two.
mile race at tile university 81 Vermont
Monday and started Thursday for Maine
with the university track team.
Mrs. Roswell Holbfook is visiting her
cousin. Mrs. John sherburne, in Barre,
and her daughter, Miss Cora HoIhiook
who Il q clerk ID the New England store.
Mrs. N. r. Holmes i again ID town
and has opened her cottage for the sea.
son. Mrs. b. II Parkhurst Of Amsden
has come to remain with her indefinitely
Six thousand pine trees have been sat
ont Oh the farm Of Theron Brooks In
Braintree. The work was begun by Al.
hi. Vaughan and completed BY the pres
ent tenant.
Miss Florence Hobart Of Windsor for.
nlerly clerk with Stone Tracy & Co..
M TIE now clerk Ia Bell Brothers Mise
Hobart Is the granddaughter Of f. a..
Hobart OF this village.
Wallace Burridge, a member Of the
Claremont orchestra, which furnished
music for ball in Bethel Monday night
was here Tuesday for visit with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. G. I Burridgc
The local Office Of the White River
Electric company has been transferred
from the premises Of the late w B. Wall
to the basement Of the A. 3. Cnshman
block. whore 4. II, Ketohum can ~
found.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson Of Pomfret
were at N. II Miller's over Sunday. and
wednesday Mrs Miller went 10 Rich
mond 70 pass the rest Of the week with
her son and wife, MI. and Mrs William
Miller
Mr.. ard Mrs John Prince have given
up their home on Weston street and gone
to live this SUMMER with their niece,
Mrs. Otis Hunt, III Piftsfeld. The house
iust vacated BIZ them has been taken by
Mr. and Mrs Dana Luce
S. A. Smith has sold his studio in the
Cushman block TO Newell Tilton Of Bar
nard who has already taken possession
Of the same, although Mr.. Smith win be
at the studio two weeks longer A small
farm ii Barnard was taken in exchange
for the studio.
Mrs. VI. 3. Hebard was in Roxbury
Sunday to see her mother. Mrs. Susan
Why, and the first Of the week they
loft their winter quarters at Mis-. Il. r
Cphans and went to Randolph Center