The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-21
RANDOLPH.
Pair of Horses Make Bolt Through Main
Street Tuesday Afternoon.

roe Lamb of Randolph Center, when
were hitched to sleigh, while driv-
ing up through the Main street Tues
day afternoon, became frightened by the
breaking of bolt, which held the pole,
and soon cleared themselves OF the
sleigh and ran up through Main street
az far as DR.. Russlow's and finally halt
ed at the blacksmith shop, just above
there. Fortunately no one was injured,
although there were many on the street.
There were several in the sleigh at the
times the accident occurred, among them
two children, who were thrown out, but
escaped without injury.
Mrs. Edwin Scott of Barre Is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j, j. Trerise.
w. A. Mcintosh came from Montpelier,
after several weeks stay there, on
Wednesday night.
The sanatorium is now full, there be-
ing all the patients that can be accom-
modated, and many are i'll outside.
Mrs. Sarah Skinner and her daughter
from Barre are here this week visiting
Mrs. d. d. Howe, who is relative
Miss VERNE Chamberlin, teacher in
Saxonsville, Mass, arrived here Wednes-
day to pass the school vacation with
Miss Eta Chamberlin, her cousin.
Mrs. Nellie Rogers, who has been oe-
cupying a tenement in the StOckwell
block, has gone to South Royalton TO
reside with her son, who has employment
there.
Rev. Father NJ. s. O'Donnell, who has
been in Boston for several weeks for
treatment, was able to oiiiclate at the
church services Of the Catholic church
on Sunday.
Colonel and Mrs. A. B. Chandler with
the nurse who attended the son, Willis
Chandler, in his last Illness, returned
to New York on Tuesday and Mari
Castle is again closed for the season.
Miss Myrnie Clifford has arrived from
Mt. Holy0ke college and Miss Myrtle,
from Tilton seminary, where they are
students, to pass the time till January
2, with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Clifford
Professor and Mrs. Winthrop Abbott
of Proctor, who were here TO attend
the funeral of T. j. Adams, returned on
Wednesday Other people who were here
for the same purpose were Mrs. Adams
halfsister, Mrs. Boyden, of Newtonville,
Mass, and Mrs. Clara Root of Clare
mont. n. H., both Of whom returned to
their homes Wednesday. The son, Rob
ert Adams, viii remain few days be
fore returning to Denver, Col, where
he has position.
Mrs. f. c. Dunsmore and her daugh.
ter. Iva, arrived here on Tuesday night
and are with Mrs. Dunsmore's mother
at the w. II. Gladding home for the
rest Of the week, when Mr.. Dunsmore
will come from Waterbury Conn, and
they will go on to Northfeld to visit
other relatives.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
has arranged for an entertainment in
the Parish house on Wednesday even
ing, January 3, to be given by Mrs.
Harry Corwin of Lowell, Mass. Mrs,
Corwin is better known here as Elsie
Powers, where she was formerly q stu
dent OF the high school and associated
with many of the young people Of town.
Following her school days she fitted for
an elocutionist in Boston and in this line
OF work she has been remarkably sue
eessful Mrs. Corwin takes for her sub
ject, 1.-THE Women Of Tennyson," and
in many Of the larger places, She has
given this with great success. Mrs.
Corwin win be in this town on Christ
mas, a part OF the time with her sis
ter, Mrs. +. II. Allis, and in this way
the ladies are able to secure her serv-
ices for the evening.