The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-01
RANDOLPH.


Walter Kilburn is quite i'll with pucu-
monia.
There were thirty couples in grange
hall at the old folks dance Wednesday
night.
A. 9. osgood and two daughters went
to Boston Wednesday for a few days
stay in the city.
Miss Mildred Peek of Burlington was
the guest of Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, the
first of the week
Mrs, Celia Clifford is in South Royal
ton with her daughter, Mrs. John Gift.
ford, for few days.
Miss Alice Herriek has returned from
a four weeks visit in Brattleboro with
her uncle, G. i. Spear
Cedric Ersl1ine is at Cambridge juno
ton, in charge of small creamery for
the Brigham Creamery company.
Mrs. A. o. Doloff OF Manchester, n.
H., was recent visitor at the home Of
Mrs. Z. A. Shattuek and Mrs Ernest
Hatch.
Misses Clara Halves and Lila Tracy
OF Berlin are passing two weeks with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G..
Tracy.
Mrs. Dewitt Webb and daughter,
Wanda, are here from Charlestown,
Mass, with her mother, Mrs. +. l..
Brooks
Supt II. w Lewis conducted teachers
examinations in the high school build
ing last week and eight candidates were
present.
Miss Jessie Chedel OF Wellesley col
lege and Miss Ruth Rouudy OF Sim
mons college are home for their spring
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Dckerman
reached town Wednesday, and will at
once take possession OF their house on
Weston street.
G. 0. Osha has rented the main room
Of his garage TO G. f. L'Ecuyer Of Mont.
peler, who viii soon open moving
picture theatre.
Rev and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton are
entertaining Mrs, Hamilton's sisters,
Mrs. Mark Mears, and Mrs. A. X. Luz
cas- OF Marshfield.
Captain and Mrs B. + Bowman, who
have been in Royalton this winter, ex-
peet to return here in a few weeks for
ii permanent residence
William Rand, ir., who has been EN-.
ployed in u hotel at 0rmond Beach,
Fla, started north Wednesday, and is
expected home Saturday.
J NJ Thompson was with his family
at the home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J.. Foster, Sunday and returned to
his work at Montpelier Monday
Seven horses, recently purchased by A.
7. Nef in Lowell Mass. have arrived
for use in his stable here. among which
is a three year-od Shetland pony.
Robert Morton OF !. Montclair, \. j..
arrived here Tuesday 70 see his father.
w NJ. Morton. who has not been as
well for few days, but is now improy
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Richardson have
arrived to take possession OF their house
on South Pleasant street purchased by
them OF Benjamin Sargent, not long
ago
Henry Walcott has sold to Robert
Mitchell his lot lying between Mrs. r.
B. Mclntyres and Harvey Richardson's,
upon which AIR Mitchell intends to
build later,
Mrs Marx Whitney Of Chelsea, better
known here as Miss Lena Rhodes, was
one OF the class of 2l which received
the third and fourth degrees in Randolph
grange Saturday night
Rev. Joseph Hamilton recently went
to st. Johnsbury to confer in regard to
the sale OF the district parsonage there,
which was purchased during his pastor.
ate, thirteen years ago.
r. b, Clement OF Chelsea, Mass. has
been engaged to succeed L. A. Rye, as
teacher in the high school which win
begin nest Monday, If no new cases Of
scarlet fever develop before that time.
A. a. Wainwright. who has been ii
Fitchburg. Mass, for few days has
come TO Middlebury. where he went
to meet his sister. and her husband,
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Huletto Of Meeker,
Col.
Mrs. j. B. Eldredge, who has been
conhned 10 the house Tor the most part
OF the time for the last few months
has been again Frustrated by a severe
attack OF gall stones from which she
is now more comfortable.
Miss Mary Boyce, who has been in
with measles for the past few days. is
now critically i'll with pneumonia, and
is being cared for BY Miss Bessie Gokey.
a trained nurse from the sanatorium, be-
sides Misses Ruby and Leaphy Battles,
who are assisting
WATERBURY.