The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-04-14
RANDOLPH.

Clyde Cassidy is home from Essex
Junction, where he has been telegraph
/ operator for some time
Miss Bernice Morrill, Of Tunbridge ar
I rived here this week for few days
stay with her aunt, Mrs, Nettie Rix
A story and half house will be
built opposite the house Of c c, Gift
ford this summer, for Madam Clifford,
I Mr. GifTords mother
G. p. Hulburt has sold his farm
I near Beanyile to Bi & Spooner Of
Bethel Gilead, for 5000, who will take
I possession about the goth
Fred Fairbanks has leave of abb
sence as telegraph operator, at Clare
mont junction and has gone to Flor
ida, going first to Jacksonville.
4 NJ G Flanders, the new Orange
county road commissioner, who succeeds
il b Wells. is in town to meet the
selectmen and Nh. Wells. on business
connected with his office
Z NJ G. Rowell has sold a building lot
on the Rowell addition, adjoining the
house of B. A Durkee, on which the
latter intends to build at once
/ Mrs } IL. Moulton and her daugh-
/ ter, Miss Mary Moulton, who have
been passing the winter in Mount Yer
non, n. ", have returned TO their home
here
! Rev Father NJ. S. ODonnell was
called to Burlington Wednesday morn
ing to assist Bishop Rice in the ser
vices OF Holy week at the st. Mary's
cathedral
1 George w Drew has succeeded Rob
ert FEEDERS as blacksmith in the II
T Holman shop, and Mr. Fielders has
gone to South Royalton to work for
the present
Mrs. NJ. o. Boyce has for few
days been confined to her bed from a
nervous strain caused by the serious
illness of her daughter, Miss Mary
Boyee, who is now improving
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mann, who for
several years have been living in
Springfield. have decided to return to
Randolph and will occupy their house
on Central street in the near future.
Mrs. j Leroy Mann and two small
children, and her sister, Miss Mar
garet Watt, have given up the rooms
in the Stockwel block aud left here
Thursday for Mrs. Mann's home in
Sioux, la. taking their colored maid
with them
Mrs =. @ Sargent, who has been
two weeks in Keene, ~ H.. has re-
turned and for a few days has been
at the home of Mrs Alpha Messer,
but she went Thursday to Bethel where
she has rented tenement, and will at
once 60 to housekeeping.
Phoenix lodge, No %, r. & A. NJ
held its annual meeting on Tuesday
afternoon and elected the following of.
flcers for the coming yehr: J j
Stimets. worthy master; G. / Boyden,
senior warden; A NJ Vaughan, junior
warden; A G. 0sgood, treasurer, A
J Huse, secretary
The Star Theatre, which opened Sat
urday night, has been well patronized
through the week. and the programs
have been of a high order for the
price of admission Miss Una Allen is
to be the pianist in the future. and
Miss LA Bradish and Miss May Dumas
have been the musicians the first of
lHb WEEK
Howard Holden. the son of DIR. Hold
en-. has broken his collar bone and is
one more of the family to be on the
sick list. Mrs. Holden is improving
frcm her attack Of pneumonia. but the
little girl is also Ill with q cold, and
Mrs Sprague, a visitor there, has been
in for a week, but was able to 60 to
her home in East Randolph Tuesday
of this week.
Miss Florence Howe the daughter Of
Mr. aud Mrs ID. d Howe. is to sue
coed Miss Haynes as head nurse at
the sanatorium, beginning about May
lst. Miss Howe took a three years
eourse Of training for a nurse, and fol-
lowing her graduation at Germantown,
Pa. she took a post graduate course,
after which she was a member Of the
stat in the hospital there, and has
served ia that capacity five years. Miss
Howe comes here with an extensive ex-
perienoe. and is well adapted for the
position which she assumes.