The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-11
THE N. K. FAiRBANK COMPANY
CHICAGO
RANDOLPH.
Favorable News Regarding the Condition
Of Beatrice Mann.

Favorable News Regarding the Condition
Of Beatrice Mann.
A letter was received from Boston
Friday by the friends of Miss Beatrice
Mann, who announce a decided improve
ment in her condition in the last few
hours, and complete recovery is now
expected. Miss Mann regaiued conscious
ness on Wednesday night, when her sis
ter, Mrs. +. S. Whteomb, was present
with her, and at once inquired where
she was and when she came there. Mrs.
Whitcomb replied that she had been very
i'll and that satisfied her, and after par
taking OF food was very comfortable.
She has no remembrance of the last
three days and her family can explain
the attempted suicide BY gas in no
other way than that there was a tenn
porary arrangement OF the mind, the
result OF the grippe, from which she
had been suffering for few days previ-
Gus to this unfortunate occurrence. The
sympathy of this community, in which
she was born and lived for the most
part Of her life, is with the Young lady
and her family and inquiries as TO her
condition are upon every tongue.
Music hall orchestra went to Brook
field Friday night to furnish music for
the Masonic ball there,
The senior class Of r. II s. realized
about $40 at their masquerade ball,
which was given in grange hall
Mrs B. T. Lombard Is gradually los
ing strength and has lost the entire con-
troll OF her left side from a recent shock
Of paralysis.
Mrs Myrtis W. Chamberlin returned
Friday from Springfield, where she had
been to attend the funeral OF Mrs. Kate
S. B. Fairbanks.
Miss Lena Rhodes has closed her
school on Fish Hill and during the last
term It's II pupils have had an average
attendance OF Is.
Fred Pecue, who was operated upon
for appendicitis at the sanatorium re-
Gently, is having a serious time and
his recovery is very slow.
Mrs Clara Ayerill passed through a
critical surgical operation on Thursday
at the sanatorium and was comfortable
through the following night
Mrs. A. c. smith from Kent, Ohio,
was the guest Of her nephew, DR.. II. w
Holden, and family Thursday, and on
Friday left for Waterbury Conn.
It has fnsTy been decided to repeat
THE Country Minister in Music hall on
Wednesday night, February Is, when it
il hoped the proceeds will add much to
the clock fund now on hand.
Dr.. n. H. Hayward entertained the
physicians ii town az the inn on Friday
night when banquet was served, and
ain address was given by DR. Rumrill.
At the next monthly meeting, Dr. a, G.
Bailey viii give an address upon 'Hy-
giene and Sanitation
Mrs. Fred Hunt Of Richmond has been
in town recently to confer with DIR 5. n.
Gould in regard to the coming season
at Queen City park, where Mr.. and
Mrs Gould are to have charge of the
hotel 70 rthe summer While here Mrs.
Hunt engaged the services Of Mrs. Sarah
Thompson for pastry cook and Miss Ma
bel Judd to do table work
Mrs. Fuller, the mother of Mrs. w. r.
Sargent and Miss Mildred Fuller died at
the Sargent home Thursday afternoon,
after an illness which extended over sew
eral months, the result OF shock OF
paralysis which she sustained in the
summer soon after coming here from
Castleton Brief service was held at the
house Friday, Rev Fraser Metzger read
ing scripture selections and Rev J. Wal
lace Chesbro offering prayer, and the
remains were taken by the family to
Rutland for interment