The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-08
RANDOLPH.
Town Appropriated $3.50 for Highway
Purposes.

Town Appropriated $3.50 for Highway
Purposes.
The March meeting was well attend
ed ON Tuesday and the following OH
GERS were elected: Moderator J.. B..
johnson; town clerk, +. +. Briggs; Sc
lectmen, f. S. Hall, IL A. Allen, {. C..
Clifford: listers, c. s. Hall, G. Ii. lem
pie, II. NJ. Gaylord; auditors, J. W..
Fargo A. A. Priest, Harry Sprague;
trustee Of public money 4. A. Thomas
constable d. ID. Howe; town grand lu-
rors. l.. j. Harrington, d. d. Howe
Alonzo Emery; road commissioners, w.
S. Bryant; school directors, George
Hyzer w. A. Clifford, John i. Hutchin-
SON Rev. Homer White was reelected
trustee Of the public library. sixty,
seven votes were cast for license ana
222 against; $3.50 was voted for high
way purposes in addition TO that re-
quired by law. 1t was voted to exempt
the Randolph sanatorium from taxa
ton for five years.
William Hull Of Barnard came Mon
day to see his brother. Aleck Hull who
is very i'll at the sanatorium.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
of the Bethany church held pleasant
social in parish house Monday evening,
They were served with punch and wal
ers and general good time prevailed.
They intend to start a missionary fund
at once.
Mrs. v. S. Bradbury j, quite i'll with
bronchitis and her daughter, Mrs,
George Walker, is here from Holyoke,
Mass. taking care OF her.
Mrs. L. r. Draper left here Tuesday
morning for Boston, where she VIII be
with relatives for about a month. Miss
Ruth Draper went to Bethel TO remain
two weeks with her sister, Mrs James
Walker, after which she will return to
Barre, where she is to be employed IN
the millinery establishment OF Mrs
Shepard OF that city.
Robert Bundy, student at Middle
bury college. who has been at the home
of L. A. Hatch for ten days, i'll with
the mumps. went to his home III Bethel
Monday To-day he returned to his
studies at the college
Mr.. and Mrs, w H. Conner passed
Sunday in town. the guest OF MIR. ami
Mrs. f. B. Conner.
Miss Flora Bell left here Monday
for New York. where she will pass the
study OF spring millinery, and the pur-
chase Of goods, for the store OF Bell
brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Booth, Mr. and
Mrs. j B. Adams, DR. + e. Angel,
Clarence osha, w, r. Sargent and Pearl
Lamson, were among those who left
here Sunday for Boston, where the gem
tlemen Of the party will visit the au-
tomobile show in session IN the city
this week
Miss Hazel Fairbanks left here for
Boston Monday, and for the next ten
DAYS will study the millinery styles N
the city. after which she will go 70
Exeter n. r.. to take q position as
trimmer in a millinery establishment IN
that place,
Masonic hall is being newly papered
and painted and the carpet and furnish.
ings thoroughly cleaned, ready for the
annual district meeting TO be held with
Phoenix lodge next week.
Mrs Willis Waldo went to Bethel
Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs c. +.
Waldo.
Mrs. f. R. Draper and Miss Ruth
Draper were in Bethel Sunday visit
/ ING Prin and Mrs James Walker, and
the first Of the week, Mrs. Draper goes
to Boston to visit her sister, for a
4 few weeks.
/ Miss Annie Wiley, the daughter Of
Clark Wiley, is suffering from an abscess
/ in her head, which has made her III
/ for several weeks.
I Forrest Totman and daughter Of Iun-
I bridge were in town over Sunday, with
LII. II. Totman OF this place
4 +. n. Rising, while driving across the
/ Main street railroad crossing, was
| thrown from his sleigh, by the shafts
of his sleigh dropping down and the
horse took lively turn out into the
depot square, while Mr. Rising was
dragged behind He was minjured
1 Ii il understood that the tve-year.old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Sault Is II
with scarlet fever, and the daughter o.
4 O r. Greene, who Is i'll with the same
disease. Is thought to be improving.