The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-09
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Eaton and daugh-
Miss Elizabeth LEM Of Johnstown
\. y, is a guest at Rev. Fraser Metz
gers
Afr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams have
returned from a few days visit IN Leb-
anon, y. II.
Willard Holman Of Buffalo, n. "
Is visitor at his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Holman
William Norton has returned from
a two weeks vacation, spent IN Mid
dlebury and Burlington
!. III Afmms and Charles Watson Of
93meryille, Mass. after spending the
summer at c. r. G7iswold's.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II Rumrill have re-
turned from A weeks absence in Wind
sor aud towns in that vicinity.
Mrs Alice Holmes has returned to
SON from Boston. We're recent guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Eaton.
John Maun. the Democratic repre-
sentative Of st. Adams, was a Randolph
boy ard formerly well known In town.
DR.. IT, G. Noble has come from Bos-
ton for three weeks vacation, with
relatives here and IN Montpelier and
Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Emery are NOV
ing to Rochester and the tenement they
vaeate Is rented by sIr. and Mrs. w. j.
Brown.
Charles n. Mccall gave a dinner party
this week, which was enjoyed By nine
gentlemen Of his acquaintance at Elm
cottage
Miss Bertha Manney closed three
months stay In Middlebury this week
and came to resume teaching in the
Summer street school.
Mrs. Flora French and daughter, Of
Marlboro, Mass. and Lester Stiekney Of
Everett, Mass, are being entertained By
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Hubbard.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson and her daugh-
ter. Beatrice, have gone 10 their home
in Montpelier. after a seven weeks stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Foster.
Mrs. A. G. Bradish and daughter, Miss
May Bradish, went to their home In
Medford, Mass, this week after having
been the guests OF Mrs. g. +. Cushman,
since the last week in July
Mrs. Elmer Bean. former resident.
was recently operated upon at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for the removal
Of a fibroid tumor in her side and Is
recovering nicely from the operation
Mrs George w. Pride underwent an
operation Wednesday morning at the
sanatorium for appendicitis, the sur
geon being DR. G. ]. Rumrill, assisted /
by Drs. II G. Angel and II. II. Hay /
ward
Miss Lucina saxton arrived from Bos-
ton, having just returned from her Eu-
ropean trip and has joined her mother
Mrs Mary Saxton for short visit at /
a. II Beedle's, before returning to Hol- I
yoke, Mass, to assume her duties as
librarian there.
Or. A. G. Bailey has invited the pub
lie to an opening air gathering on the
grounds adjoining his residence on South /
Pleasant street on Friday evening. when
the lawn will be lighted by electricity,
The Green Mountain band in attendance,
10 furnish music and Congressman Frank
Plumley Of Mortified present to address
TO company This general invitation il
N expression Of DR.. Bailey's apprecia-
ton for his recent election as repre-
sentative Of this town.
The adjourned meeting held on
night, to consider the sub
iect Of electric lighting, came to no
ieiinite conclusion. After much discus
lion the preparation of contract was
authorized to be submitted later for ae-
.ion What the contract should be and
With whom placed. was left with the
who solicited an expression
II the people IN regard TO the action
% be taken, but none was given and
.he developments for the future are in
heir hands.
j. II. Mimns and Charles Watson Of
81. Aabans, before whom the case Of +
Jora Champion of Worcester, Mass,
against Albert II. Beedle, OF this place,
md A. ID. Thomas Of Hardwiek, was
left here Thursday night for
It. Adams. Mr. Watson was the mas
er in chancery; j. H. Alimms. court
eporter. Cowles and Moulton OF Bur
ington and NJ NJ Wilson appeared for
Hiss Champion, and J. G. sherburne
# this place and Waiter A. Dutton OF
Iardwick for the defendants.