The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-18
RANDOLPH

Mrs. A. o. Ellis from Rochester Is at
The Manchester for au indefinite time.
William sanborn OF slraNoFd was re.
cent guest at the home Of p. II. Morse,
Alrs. = J. Blakely has returned from
few weeks visit with her sister W
Tunbridee
Miss Emma Wood Of Bethel has been
d visitor for two weeks 81 Mrs. Frank
stiles and Miss Almira Fisk.
Mrs p J. Blanchard visited her dough
iefs Misses Estela and Edith Blanchard
LAT Barre the Grst Of the week.
Don Hutchinson went 10 Lowell, Mass.
Monday end from there went % Boston.
where be went for employment
Miss Mary Wedgwood, who has been
working IN g library az ilalyoke, has
now position as assistant ~ Chico
pee
Or. L. o. Blanchard Is to take part
n a discussion 81 The dental examining
board at q convention to Be held in Rut-
land May ~.
Joseph Minard returned from Montreal
"wednesday. to which city he was sum.
moned by the critical illness and death
Of bis mother
Mrs f N. Chandler Of Amsden was
here over Sunday, The gnest Of Mr. and
Mrs NJ II. Miller and the first 81 The
week went 70 Burlington.
c. w Hayward and son, Fred Hay.
ward J. b Eidredge and = II. Allis
were among the number who visited the
automobile show ID Boston.
J.B. Wells was in Burlington at the
meeting Of the county road commits.
sioncrs, called hy the State commissioner
Charles w. Gates Of Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bryant were in
Waterbury over Sunday to visit their
grandson. Fay III Davis IN celebrating
his tenth birthday anniversary
Fred Williams went to Montpelier
Sunday and accompanied his mother
Mrs. j. H. Williams, who has been visit
ing a sister ia Montpelier for two weeks
homo.
Mas Charlotte Wood Of Winchester
Mass, Is 10 be the trimmer ID the mil
linery store Of Mrs. j r Iewksbury
THE season, and Mss Georgia Folsom Of
Montpelier The maker
Xavier LaFarr, who froze both Of BE
feet while walking from Chelsea to Ran
dolph % seriously that it was feared
that amputation would be necessary, is
now in the St. Adams hospital, where
he i making good recovery.
Henry Haraden has made change inI
his property on School street, with J.
J. Labounty, and has ROW the farm Of
loo acres below the Moulton farm. Mr.
Labounty takes the house on School
street, to which he has moved.
The school directors 81 the town school
district met az The Center the nth inst.
and organized with George .. Hyzer a.
chairman. John =. Hutchinson. clerk, end
r. ~. Kent. truant officer f was voted
at this time to have thirty-oue weeks o.
school spring term Of ten weeks. fall
term Of eleven weeks and winter term
Of ten weeks.
The stables and yards Of the Green
Mountain stock farm are now being dis
infected and new stock, tasted BY Cattle
Commissioner F T. Davis, Is being pur
chased. The appraisal Of The slaughtered
cattle BY the cattle commissioner fer the
state and Il N. Gaylord for MI. Moulton
amounted to s2.BiA50. is per cent Of
which Mr.. Moulton will bs paid bs the
state.
The high and graded schools win close
to-day FOR a vacation of two weeks, and
1n the 25lh many viii leave here for the
trip The ticket allows
stop over privileges at Philadelphia and (
New York. The party registers the fol- (
lowing at the present date Principal {
e. G. Ham and The eight seniors Harold
Gaylord Philip Salisbury. Una Allen +
Ietta Rogers. Marion Harrington Ruth I
Roundv Hazel Slack, Nyrnie Clifford and F
five others. Mary Adams, Gladys PaFker
81 North Randolph Roy Gilman Of Ram
lolph Center. Faith Goodrich 81 South +
Royalton and Robert Adams Of Post 1
Mills The party xpeets to return here [
April q