The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-31
RANDOLPH
James Bradley Hurt at the Salisbury
Mil Recently


Min Recently.
James Bradley. who IS engineer at
Salisbury Brothers furniture mill, met
with quite An accident last week BY
coming in contact with the saw, which
cut an artery in his left cheek. The
bleeding was proluse. but Drs Russlow
and Hayward dressed tho wound Though
very painful, The wound is now heal.
ing
Dr. II. G Beekman Is visiting friends
IN Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Heath Of Warren
were in town Friday.
Miss Anna ooughlin passed Sunday IN
Bethel the guest Of Miss Grace WASH
burn.
Mrs A. J Bell IS passing a few days
with her mother, Mrs. Jones, in Stock
bridge.
Principal and Mrs James Walker Of
Bethel were the guests on Saturday Of
Mrs E. r. Draper
John Fiske went to Montpelier Friday
evening TO attend a meeting Of Mount
Zion eommandery
Walter 4. Head has secured carload
Of fine Jersey COWS, which be viii ship
% Delaware, ONO.
Mrs Xenophon Udall was very low
on sunday, with little Or no hope q
recovery from pneumonia,
Miss Inez Litchfeld and her sister,
Mrs. Bixby, went to White River June
ton Sunday for a few days.
Granville Barnes has been quite IN
with the grippe from which he does not
improve and is still very feeble.
Mrs. Norman Greene has been quite
III for several days although she is
thought to be improving at present
Mrs. Clarence 0sha, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis last week, Isl
thought 3 be IN a critical condition
Miss Ruby Alien left here for Boston
Sunday, where she win spend The month
Of February in che study Of piano mu-
sic.
Mrs. u. Il. Merchant, who has been m
for several weeks with a severe nervous
trouble, is now thought % be improy
Ing
nThe Case against Casey" Is the next
attractions at Chandler Music ball, under
the management Of the Christian Broth
erhood.
Mrs Rose Whitney Of Granville was
called here last week by the uniayorable |
change IN the condition Of her daughter, /
Miss Ellen Whitney.
A daughter. Tessie Inella, was born
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Weldon, |
living on the Morton place, below the
Moulton stock farm.
Fish bin people and their Friends to
The number 81 fifty held a private dance
m grange ball last week, with Curtis
orchestra to furnish music.
Mrs. Ellen Huntington, who spends
lef summers here al her home on School \
street, fell last week en- the ice 81 New,
1ort and badly injured one wrist.
Mrs Lewis Williams, who was oper
tied upon for appendicitis at the sana
ornm last week. and whose case was
considered serious On Saturday, i some
What improved.
At q stated eonelave Of 1T. ion COM
nandery. Knights Templar, held IN
Friday evening, the order o.
he temple was conferred on Henry Z,
Johnson Of this place
Miss Warner. a former teacher in the
lieh school here, has been the guest
or several DAYS Of Miss Holden and On
sunday returned u Middlebury where
lie Is ct present teaching
Mr. Conner who recently purchased
Ne paint and wall paper Business 81
NJ y Dukett has moved from Norwich n
o the Idai house Ga Fales street inl
which be has rented the tenement re
emily occupied BY ] NJ Palmer
Mrs John Mead gave 4 pleasant party
o thirty Of her lady friends last Friday
fternoon at her home on Randolph ave
.ue. An art contest was one Of the at.
ractions offered, which. with social en-.
oyment and the serving Of refreshments,
lade the afternoon one Of the pleasant ,
st events Of The season.