The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-07
RANDOLPH.

Miss Susan Roundy of Rockingham Il
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Roundy
Miss Mabel Osborne of Montpelier is
visiting her sister, Mrs, John H. Dubois
this week.
! Miss Grace Reynolds of Bethel is the
new saleslady in the suit department
of the L. A. Thomas store.
Heller Holman, jr., is much better from
his late serious illness with pneumonia
and his nurse Miss Florence Findlayson,
has returned to Burlington.
William Written, who has been liv-
ing in the d. A. Spooner house on Park
street, has gone to Royalton, where he
has found employment on farm,
Mrs l. G. Rowell, a guest at Mr.. and
Mrs Shattuck's was joined here by her
husband Wednesday, for a short visit
before returning to their home in Sum
apee, N. II.
Charles Holman has sold his farm,
known as the Horton Sargent place, to
William Haggard of Northfeld for 49,,
600, and the latter has already taken
possession of the same
Mr. and Mrs. George Linton, who have
been passing the winter in Stanford ana
Lyme, N. H., have taken possession of
their new house on the Rowell addition
and come here for a permanent residence.
Walter Gibbons, who has been rail
reading in Costa Rica, the last seven
months, has arrived in town, and is to
be with his mother, Mrs. w. S. Brown,
until he is in much better health.
Mrs j. NJ Thompson, who came to
her fathers sometime ago to recover
from an illness, has gone to her home
in Montpelier, so that her little daugh
ter, Beatrice, might enter school there.
Sherman Moulton and three year-old
son was with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
70. f. Moulton. Thursday, and on his
return to Burlington, was accompanied
home by his sister, Miss Desier Moulton,
for few days.
Mrs Mary Bass reached her S5th
birthday last Thursday and was remem-
bered by 50 carnations Her sister, Mrs.
D. G. Wirts, has arrived from Chicago
to pass the summer with her at Noun
tainyiew farm on Braintree hill
Doris Kent is gaining nicely since her
operation for appendicitis, and she and
her sisters are nearly over the scarlet
fever The baby in the family has
light attack of the same disease, from
which speedy recovery is expected
Cyrus Hulburt had severe hemor-
rhage, Friday, from his throat, and
second on Monday morning, when Drs.
G. j. Rumrill and F. c. Angel, tied off
the main artery, that fed the veins in
the region OF the hemorrhage. and Mr..
Hulbut il quite comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs IT, O. Jones were sur
prised on Wednesday night by about rs
of their friends. who came to assist them
in celebrating their Goth wedding ami |
versary, leaving nice center table, two |
chairs and some other gifts, as remind !
ers OF a very pleasant occasion.
Rev f. E. Herrick, the father OF Mrs.
Hale Flint, and Mrs. H. T. johnson, will |
finish his 22d year as pastor of the Com /
church in Milton with this /
month, and his resignation, which was
given several months ago, takes effect I
with the close Of this month, following /
which, he will supply temporarily in
other churches, whenever needed,
Haswel council, No. G, r. S. NJ, held
its annual meeting in Masonic hall on
Tuesday and elected the following Off.
GERS to serve the coming year; R. +.
Parker, thrice illustriouF master; L. G.
Erskine, deputy masterl F. A. Phillips,
principal conductor Of work; G. c. Gift
ford, treasurer; w G. Emerson, record.
err; Enoch Hagar OF Gaysville, marshal;
n. L. Boyden, chaplain; A. G. Wells,
steward; John Fisk, sentinel