The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-27
RANDOLPH.

was in town Thursday, the guest OF
Miss Elida Sanspra
Mrs. Sylvester Barnes of Barre, who
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Pow
ers since Tuesday, returned to her
home on Thursday.
George Whitney is critically i'll with
heart trouble and hardening of the ar
teries His daughter, Mrs. John Han
rahan of White River Junction, has ar
rived here, and his son, Fred Whitney,
of Bethel was in town Wednesday.
Miss Annie Bryan of Boston has ar
rived to pass two weeks at the Inn, the
guest of 0. w. Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. Bickford recently
passed several days with their brother,
c. c. Bickford of New Haven.
Henry p. Lewis, who has been with
his mother, Mrs. Fannie Lewis, through
the summer, returned to Boston this
week to resume work.
son was born at the sanatorium on
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. William
Toomey of South Royalton.
Leonard Colombo Of Hartford, son of
Charles Colombo of this place, and Miss
Mary Blanche Fourier of Lebanon, n
H., We're married at o o'clock Sunday
morning at the Bethany parsonage by
Rev. Fraser Metzger.
George Walker of Holyoke, Mass. a
former resident here, has been in town
for a few days the first time in Is
years visiting his sister, Mrs. Ida
Drake.
II. NJ Gaylord. administrator for the
estate of the late Dr. Gould, has sold
his medicine business to i. II. AIlis and
A. M. Hubbard, who will conduct the
same under the namo of the DR.. Gould
Medicine company.
Another car load Of granite has been
shipped from the Beedle quarry by
George Marshall who got out the stone
last year. 1t goes to Leominster, Mass,
where it will be used for monumental
work, this being the fifth car load 1t is
understood that he is well satisfied with
the granite, but his option on the stone
has expired and will not be renewed, as
he is not situated so as to work the
quarry.
Mrs. Emma Ford Davis left Thurs
day morning for Pasadena, Cal. where
with her friend who accompanied her
she will pass the winter.
J. M. Jones, an employee Of the Sar-
gent, osgood & Roundy company, went
to Hampton, y. Y, Monday to attend
the funeral of a niece. Mrs Jones ac-
companied him and will be absent sew
eral days.
Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell is in Whallons-
burg, n Y, visiting a nephew OF Mr.
Campbell. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Lois Smith of Waitsfeld
G. c. Mead, who has been with his
brother, ]. f. Mead, for several weeks,
left the last Of the week for North Da- !
kota, going by the way of Boston and
New York.
Mrs. Flora Durfee Of Somerville,
Mass, is being entertained by Mrs o. c. |
Cole and Mrs. w. II. Curtis
Mrs. J. J. Common of Lawrence. Mass. |
arrived Thursday to remain for two
weeks with Mrs +. A. Banister.
Mrs. Preston Forbush was here from
East Granville on Thursday, and early |
next week goes to Rutland to reside, |
Mr.. Forbush having received steady |
run as mail clerk from that place to |
Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. II. A. Skinner. who has been
passing the week with her mother went |
to Boston with her husband on Thurs |
day.
Mrs. J. IT. Dudley and two grand
daughters. Misses Ruth and Florence !
Smith. who have been at the Smith |
farm this summer, went to SomerviIle, +
Mass, Monday.
Mrs. Charles G. Dubois and her chill I
dren of New York are in town. the guest !
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. San I
ford.
Mrs. George Mccarthy and three chill
drenfl who have been with Mrs McCar-
thy's father. Bartholomew Fenton, left
for their home in Kankakee,
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