The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-05
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. L. l.. Udall, who was called to
Stratford by the illness of her son, has
returned, leaving him somewhat better.
Mrs. Irene Dyer, whose home is at
The Manchester, has gone to Bogota, n.
j., to remain with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Nichols.
Theron Brooks of Washington, d. G.,
has arrived to superintend the setting
out of $50 apple trees on his place
known as the Finn farm.
Mrs. r. G. Morton has sold her lot
at the corner of Maple and Howard
street to G. b. Hollis, for 500 and he
will build thereon this season.
Randolph high school baseball team
went to South Royalton Thursday ior
game with the South Royalton high
and won the game, the score standing 10
to 6.
MIS-. w. L. WGshburn and Miss Grace
Conant have presented to the kimban
public library 1850 volumes of books from
the library of their father, the late
Edward Conant of Randolph Normal
school,
c. b, Hollis of this village is to have
charge of the Eastern Tale company OF
As Milk street. Boston, which is organ
lied to produce and sell tale, and will
carry on business at East Granville and
Rochester. The capital stock is $780,
600
Carleton Kibbee, son Of Curtis Kib.
bee of Brookfeld, and Miss Martha
Peake, eldest daughter of Mrs. Emma
Peake, formerly from this town, were
married Saturday at the home of the
bride in st. Adams by Rev. Fraser Metz
ger OF this place
News has been received here Of the
death OF Denison Pratt at Los Gatos,
Cal, April %. Mr.. Pratt was native
of Vermont the father of Mrs. Julia
Bliss, Z. i. Pratt, Miss Josie Pratt, Mrs
P. L. Guernsey and Mrs Gertrude En-
Egelbright. Mr.. Pratt had reached the
age OF SO years.
The funeral of the late Rev. Daniel
Putnam was held in Unionville, Conn,
on Thursday, and the remains were tax
en- to 0ldtown, Me-, for interment Rob
ert Putnam of Hanover, N. H., the only
brother, attended, but his father. Joel
b. Putnam, who was OIL years old last
August, was not able to take the jour
ney.
Randolph bakery has again changed
hands and G. j. Spaulding of Mont 1
sion OF the same from the proprietor,
r. w. Smith. Mr.. Spaulding has been
a long time with the Cross 4 Sons
bakery at Montpelier, and Mrs. Spauld
ing will have charge of the salesroom,
and they viii have rooms in the O'Con- |
nor block
The funeral Of Charles Nicholas Me-
Call was held in New York at the
home Of Mrs J. f. Mccall, at 440 River
side Drive, on Wednesday, and inter.
ment was in Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. |
Mccall was born February "a, 1875, and |
therefore had reached the age of 35. |
Eighteen years ago he came TO Randolph |
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Nicholas Mccall, who were SO we'll |
pleased here that they purchased a sum
mer home in this village and their son
has passed great part Of his time
here Mr.. Mccall entered Dartmouth
college with several Randolph boys, but
finished his collegiate course at Harvard.
He was a great student and fond OF
outdoor sports, as well, and for long
time he had maintained Mccall park
as a baseball ground for the boys, and
the annual Elm cottage single and dou
BILE lawn tennis tournaments have been
under his management for the last ff-
teen years Mr. McCalls parents died
in 1901, leaving him with no nearer
relatives than cousins and the widow
OF his brother, Mrs. James Mccall, who
has since that time lived with him and
devoted herself to add to his comfort
and happiness