The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-03
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Joseph Spooner is in Montpelier
with the family Of her son, p. i. Spoon
er, for a few days.
Miss Edwina Flint of Franklin, n. H.,
is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Il, A.
Flint, for two weeks.
Miss Emma Seymour returned Thurs
day from several weeks stay in Lynn,
Mass, with her brother.
Mrs. W. G Nye of Barre returned to
her home Wednesday, after visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Partridge.
w. H. kidder, brother Of Frank
kidder, succeeds G. Il. Brewster on the
Mann farm, taking possession March !.
John Henry clerk for many years
in the store of Il. A. Thomas, is now
employed in the Riker-Jaynes drug
store in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs james Fenton Of West
Rutland have been this week with their
father, Bartholomew Fenton, and the
family on the Highland
Miriam, the little daughter Of DIR. F.
G. Angel, was operated upon Thursday
for appendicitis, Drs. Russlow, Bailey
and Hayward being the surgeons.
DR. II. g. Beekman is with his broth
er, Rev. Frederick Beekman, in Onion
town, Pa, and Mrs Beekman has gone
with her mother, Mrs. w j. Wall,
to Ormond Beach Fla.
Fifty-fve Bethel people took a ride
to this place Wednesday night and took
supper at the inn Dancing was the
amusement till 1880, with Landlord
IIayward's pianola to furnish music,
when the party left for home.
Mrs. Harvey Spaulding, who was here
from Washington, ID. c., with her
brother, Lyman Hutchinson, had the
misfortune to slip on the ice and in
the fall bruised her left hip, causing
her to remain very quiet for a time.
Miss Una Allen has been confined to
the house two days this week with a
severe attack Of bronchitis and unable
to attend to her duties in the bank.
Mrs. Franklin Salisbury assisted Mr.
Copeland during her enforced absence.
Miss Mabel Hamilton is at home
while the seminary at Montpelier, IN
which She is teacher. is closed for
scarletina. Mrs. Harold Perkins Of
Woodstock another daughter Of Rev
and Mrs. j. w Hamilton, is also at
home This week.
Mrs. Peter Jerd. who has been here
from Montpelier, helping the family OF
the late Mrs. Mary Jerd to pack up,
left for her home Wednesday, and the
family vacated the house. Miss Jen
ME viii for the present remain with
Dr. and Mrs l. A. Russlow
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Frank
Herrick was held from the home on
Central street Thursday afternoon Rev
Fraser Metzger officiating, and inter
ment was in Southyiew cemetery. The
bearers were Henry Booth, Harris Bass,
l. S, Chase and VIII Bailey.
William Bent, oldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bent, and Ersie, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bing-
ham, were married on Thursday, March
2, at two o'clock In the afternoon at
the home OF the bride by Rev J. w.
Hamilton. The couple took the north
bound train for a short wedding trip
and on their return will remain tenn
poarily at the home Of tho bride
On the arrival of the afternoon train
from the south, the remains Of Mrs. |
William Laird. accompanied by the fu-
neral party aud the hearse and carriages 1
went at once to the cemetery for the
second time The committal was Civ
en- by Rev. Joseph Hamilton, q for
mcr pastor Of Mrs. Iairds at White /
River Junction, Among the party were
Mr.. aud Mrs George Laird Of Royal /
ton ana Mr., and Mrs, Leonard Wheeler
al White River Junction Mrs. Laird's
death occurred at Springfield. Mass /
where She had lived for short time,
going there from White River Junction.