The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-11
RANDOLPH.
Favorable Report from James Hutch
inson in Washington.

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Lyman Hutchinson has returned from
] Washington, D. G., and reports the condi
ion Of bis brother, Hon James linteh
nson. very much improved. Though th'
/ patient IS not At present able to be mp
/ tile doctor assures him that he viii soof
BE- on hts feet again.
Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Johnson are i
Boston to remain through The week
Twenty cases Of measles have been rs
ported to Health Officer Dr. A. g
halley
Miss Flora Bell e IN the New YorI
land Boston markets looking UP spring
millinery
Sir. and Mrs George C. Evans Of More
town have been recent guests AZ L, a
shattuoks
Mrs G. r. Granger visited the family
rs her son, Carroll Granger in Barre
Wednesday
Mrs. G. r. Ford Of Brattleboro ha.
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il
Powers this week.
Mrs. }. II. williams is in Montpelier
fer few days visit with her sister
Mrs G. N. Ayers
Miss Lula Gilman has returned here
from West. Hartford, and is to keeT
house for r. i. Howard.
j.. A. Thomas went 10 Georgia Tues.
day, being called there by the death 81
bis aunt Mrs. o. j. Caldwell
Miss Edna Sargent Of Brooxncld has
entered the Office Of the Randolph tele.
phone exchange as operator.
Next Saturday evening OF the grange,
the program committee has arranged 10
give the farm, who WonT
Mrs. g. ". Douglas has returned from
a few days visit in Barre, whore she
was the guest Of Mrs. ]. +. George.
Mrs. George Flint and daughter have
been passing a few DAYS In Lebanon. n.
H. with Mr.. and Mrs. Leot Blodgett.
Nh. and Mrs. Pearl Campbell have been
entertaining Mrs Campbelps father, D.
p. johnson, and wife from st. Adams.
Miss Eunice Slack, nurse from the
sonatorium, is taking care Of Mrs. Flora
Flint, who is having a hard atback Of
the grippe.
Alr. and Mrs. 0. r. Collins, who have
been guests at Mr. and Mrs A. II.
Beedle's, went yesterday to their home
IN New York City.
Miss Essie smith. former graduate
Of Randolph high school and later stu
dent al Albany Business college. Is now
bookkeeper for a firm in Springfield.
Mrs. N. Blanche spsrhawk went to
Lebanon Tuesday to sing before the
Womans club Of that place. While there
she was the guest Of her cousin, Mrs
W. Fl. Crozer.
Miss Lois Gifin Of Northfeld viii close
her dancing school here on Saturday
evening, March H. with = concert and
bali in grange han, for which the Nor
witch cadets furnish music.
Mrs. Dora Tredo and her dauehter,
Miss Winnie, are at W. G. Stacks com
ing here on Tuesday from Hilisboro
Bridge n. f., where the restaurant
which they we're conducting was burned.
d. D. Howe, i. C. Erslsine, N. L. and
G. /. Boyden, A. G. Webs. O. c. Clifford
and w. A. Mcintosh attended the an
nual meeting Of the third Masonic dis.
trict, Royal Arch Masons At Montpelier,
on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy have had
for guests in the last week their son,
Elmer Tracy, his wife and daughter Of
Williamstown; Harold Halves and Lee
Tracy Of Berlin and their manddaugh-
tiers, Misses Clara HAYES and Lila Tracy
Of Berlin
News has been received b. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n. Culver of the birth Of a ten
pound son Wilbur Thayer, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph HersOm Of Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. fIersom viii be remembered here
IS Maurine daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
i. r Thayer.
Roy Holman. who has for some time
been local agent for the Vermont Farm
Machine company, has been 20 successful
that he has been promoted 70 travelling
salesman for New England and started
out Monday for tour through New
The maple sugar season is now well
begun ia this vicinity @. A. Webster
has one thousand trees tapped and has
made p gallons Of syrup which Is now
selling at SIPS per gallon. Willis How
ard has 500 trees tapped, A. ] Ladeau
ESQ and 7 B. Thomas 200 trees, from
which he has already made 10 gallons Of
syrup. About LOO gallons have already
been taken into the sugar market.
Feel languid, weak, run-dowm7 Head