The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-26
RANDOLPH.

ing entertained by her cousin, Mrs. @.
f. Moulton.
b. G. Bass of Boston arrived here
Tuesday and will be in this vicinity
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Adams of Post
Mills are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. >. IS.
Adams this week.
Mrs. Thomas Fitch went to Boston
Thursday to visit Mrs. ID. q. Griswold
for about 10 days.
Mrs. +. A. Heath was summoned to
Bethel Wednesday by the critical illness
of Mrs. J.. NJ. Heath.
Mrs. w. H. Bickford of orizaba, Mex
leo, is the guest OF Mrs. Leon Amsden
for an indefinite time.
George Dyer has returned from Man
chester, N. H., and is again employed at
the Brigham creamery.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland has lately
moved to Roxbury, where her husband
is employed in the hotel.
Miss Eunice Slack went to Leomin-
ster, Mass, Wednesday, to visit her
mother, Mrs. Aida Phillips.
Mrs. E. T. Salisbury has been i'll for
five weeks and is yet in the care OF
trained nurse, Miss Margie Jerd.
Mrs. 4. A. Segar came from Roxbury
Thursday to remain for few days with
her sister. Mrs S. s. Whitcomb.
Miss Eta Harwood is home from q
three months course of study in NscalT
treatment and chiropody in Boston.
Mrs. Lewis Bean from Boston was 0
visitor at Warren Beans on Tuesday
and Wednesday went to South Royalton
II. w Vail is home from a severa
weeks stay in Pomfret, where he has
been assisting his son, Scion Vail, OF
the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rabtoy have fin
ished a visit with Paul Rabtoy and Mrs
+. w. Carlisle, and gone to their hom'
in Roxbury.
G. r. Miller has been succeeded al
president of the White Cross MIX com
pany in this place by w. Z. Putnam
| jr., of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hills Of Concord
n. H., who were the guests OF Mrs
Mary f. Hills, left here for their HON
on Wednesday
The remains Of Mrs. Addie Colbur
were brought here by her husband o
Wednesday and taken to the home
her father, A. n. Cathan.
Fred Ladue had a very sudden an
severe attack of appendicitis on Mon
day night and was brought here 10
an operation the same night.
Mrs. Irene Dyer has returned from
visit in Bogota, n. j., with her daugt
ter, Mrs, Charles Nichols, and is agai
at "The Manchester" for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi White returned
Wednesday from winter passed
California. and are for the present tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bove'
A. Il. Chandler has returned froi
Brooklyn and is experimenting I'll
building of his bungalow, which he eN
poets to have completed in two month
Mrs. 0. H. Barber, a former residen
arrived here Wednesday from Mon
! tpelier. and went at once 10 the Cent?
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bal
Mrs. Arthur Watson, left here Q
"Wednesday, in company with friend
| for Cleveland, o., to remain Tor an II
definite time with her brother and sist'
there.
J The Kimball public library has bee
presented beautiful new flag 5xs fee
which now floats over the building, Il
/ gift of W. Eugene kimball, OF Ne
York.
e Beginning with this week, the Sa
d gent. Osgood & Roundy foundry con
pany will shut down every saturda
noon, giving half-holiday through z
! warm weather.
Heber Holman, who has been i'll Il
: several weeks, is now so much more cor
!. Portable that his nurse, Miss Floren
d Findlayson, returned to Burlington
"Wednesday night.
e Harold Slack. who left here in Mar
o for Hillsdale, Mich, has entered in
! partnership with Myrl Davis Of tn
/. city, under the firm name OF Davis
h Slack, who will sell and install all kin
e Of electrical goods.
: L. H. Wiley, arrived this week fro
I California for a stay OF about mont
/. while arranging business in this Wei
e ity after which he viii return TO Ia
adena to remain for the present with
daughter, Mrs. Herbert Hubbard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Melen'
stopped off on their return from {
II state OF Washington, where they ha
n been visiting their son, and were t
d guests Of Mr. and Mrs. M. IL. MILL
before going to Pomfret.
i Mrs. Fannie Fullam arrived here frc
!, Bridgeport, Conn, and was the guest
= Miss /. s. Parish for a night, when 3
s went on to Burlington for the 1uni
J week exercises at the university of "
~ mont, from which institution, her sc
~ James, will graduate in June.
lie If the weather is favorable, there "
ii be phenomenal exercises on the scht
" grounds Monday Afternoon, and the pl
% gram will be given by pupils from I
high and graded schools, the music g
en- by chorus of pupils, under the
: rection of Miss Minnie Barbour, the m
Il steal instructor of the schools.
- poy Eraaar Metzoer left here for {