The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-02-17
RANDOLPH.
Senior Glass of High School Decides to
Go to Washington.

20 10 washington.
The senior class of the high school
have decided upon a Washington trip
and will join the futile party, who
leave Bellows Falls on Saturday, March
%. About sixteen of the class will go,
which with others outside. will make a
party Of twenty-five from this village.
Rev. Father NJ. s. ODonnell is enter
tanning his sister, Mrs. James kehee,
of New York City.
Miss Elida Newcity has come from
Bristol, Conn. to complete her course
! OF training for a nurse at the san
atorium.
Miss Carrie Eaton has closed her win
ter term Of school in district No. II and
the report shows an average attendance
of seven OF the eight pupils enrolled.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. f. Moulton have been
entertaining their sons, Horace from
New York City and Sherman from Bur
lington both OF whom left here Tues
day.
The school board have ordered eight
drinking fountains to be placed in the
two school buildings. The fountains
throw up water for the pupils to drink
without cups.
Miss Clara Mayo is in quarantine with
a severe sore throat, which was thought
might develop diphtheria, although the
report from the laboratory in Burlington
did not pronounce it so.
w. w, Morton has, on the last few
days, been seriously i'll with heart trou
bic and his son, Robert Morton, of Mont
clair, n. j., was summoned and arrived
here Thursday morning to find his ia
ther much improved.
Miss +. Virginia Terry has finished
her two years course OF training at the
sanatorium and both she and Miss Eu-
nice Slack have received their diplomas
in the last few days. Both of them
viii locate here for the practice of their
profession.
The Grange Dramatic club repeated
"The Country Minister on Wednesday
night before an audience Of 375 and
cleared $40 to be added to the clock
fund, which now amounts to 1907, but
at least $50 more is required before pur-
chasing the clock.
Mrs Norman Greene, who has been
suffering for several days from the
grippe, has pneumonia, which developed
Wednesday and she is very i'll. She is
attended by Miss Grace Pitkin, san
atorium nurse, and her niece, Mrs. j. S.
Howells, OF Barre, is experimenting the
household affairs.
b. A. Durkee, who recently had an
operation for the removal Of pus from
frontal cavity, was able to be up a
little Wednesday, but is obliged to i'm
dergo another slight operation to open
the passage from the nose to the head.
All this trouble is supposed to be the
result Of hard cold.
The Cottage hotel is to be repaired
and enlarged the coming season by its
present owner, Myron Washburn An
other story viii be added and one of
its wings will be built out square SO
as to give more rooms for boarders and
transient trade.
George Lamb came from New Lon
don, Conn, Monday for short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, A. f.
Lamb and went from here to Burling-
ton at the order of the government to
investigate the pumping plant at Fort
Ethan Allen and plan for new plant
soon to be established there, which is
to be run by electricity.
Ellis 7. Harrington Of North POM
fret. Jehiel Williams Of Braintree, |
Charles Howard, Hugh Claflin and Harry /
Tilson Of this place were the success
full candidates who passed the civil SER /
vice examination Jan. and Mr.. Tilson /
is now employed as clerk in the Office
here, while the others are on the wait.
ing list.