The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-30
RANDOLPH.

| w. w. Bean, who went to Tunbridgt
last week on business and was there
taken III, was brought here on Monday
by his son, Lewis Bean, of Springfield
Mass, and is now at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. l.. 4. Sparhawk, where he
seems TO be gaining.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kings Daughters was held at the home
4 of Mrs. A. b. Gay on Tuesday afternoon,
| when, in addition to the regular bus
mess. il was arranged to send out some
supplies little later to several whose
lives would be frightened by these gifts.
The family OF w. O. Morrill,, who are
now in quarantine for scarlet fever, are
quite i'll. The daughter, Ruth Morrill,,
who came from Lyndonville, for a weeks
| vacation and was taken i'll with the cpl
demic, is better, but the son, Everett,
who was the first case, is yet i'll, and
the mother, Mrs. Morrill,, is quite sick
with the same disease.
Mrs. Avis Dow and daughter, who
have been in Montpelier for ten days
with friends, returned ON Tuesday.
Miss Maud Johnston gave a very pleas
ant party Monday evening at the home
OF IltI SiSItI, mis-. W. isuoobf w
which she invited 80 guests, young lady
friends of hers. The affair took the
form of masquerade party and some
very pretty costumes were shown, among
which were those of Miss Gail Lamson.
who represented a sun flower, Miss Helen
Gould and Mr.. Shepard, bride and
groom the golddust twins and an old
man, all OF whom were interesting and
at the unmasking, gave some surprises.
A grand march and games were the
order of the evening till near the close,
when those present were served ice
cream and cake.
There will be an educational meeting
in the new high school building on
Friday. January 81, at which all the
union district teachers are expected to
be present. Supt II. w. Lewis, who
has arranged for this meeting, will be
in charge.
There was an attendance of about $50 |
Mt the meeting of the Christian brother
hood on Monday night in the parish |
house. Following the usual dinner, an
address was given by Prof. Raymond |
Mcfarland of Middlebury college, who
took for his subject, "The Making of a
Man" The address was greatly enjoyed
Dy the audience and the speaker held
he close attention of the audience. The
will observe ladies' night in
tbout three weeks, in the parish house.
The funeral of Mr. Grow, an uncle Of
Mrs. L. A. Russlow, was held in East
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Dewitt Webb and her daughter,
Wanda, who have been with Mrs. w. w.
dorton for the last few days, left here
IN Wednesday for their home in Bos-
on.
Fern Rebekah lodge. at its meeting
n Tuesday evening, received several APP
locations for membership and the COM /.
lttees for the year were appointed.
William Mann, who has been suffering ,
rom the infirmities of age and its trou-
les for several months, is now failing :.
MS been summoned
The play given on Tuesday night by i
he local company in music hall for the h
enefit of the sanatorium aid was a
Iccess financially and otherwise and it !
hoped that the net proceeds will &
mount to about $50. This will be de- !,
oted to the expenses of the free bed in \
lie sanatorium. =
On February ball will be held in a
uBois & Gays hall with MeEnelly's Il
nging orchestra of eight pieces to fur e
sh music. The proceeds will go to
lie athletic field association and the n
oney will be used in fitting up the e'
ound for use the coming spring. n
w. J. Sharon will come to Randolph VI
e middle of February and will take
secession OF the G. II. Slack farm about K
6 first OF March. which he has leased A
r the coming year. HI