The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-05
RANDOLPH
DR.. Hayward Backed His Auto into the
River, But No One Was Injured.

Ill South RoyaltOn, the doctor reversed
his machine and lost control of it, and
they all went down bank into the
river. Fortunately all escaped without
serious injury, and the ear was taken
out of the river on the following day.
! Mr. and Mrs. John Guyette of White
hall, n. ", arrived here on Friday for
short visit with Mr.. Guyette's sister,
Miss Mabel Guyette, at the Chandler
farm.
A. Z. Stephen of Barre joined his wife
here on Friday for an over-Sunday visit
with Mrs. NJ. T. Holbrook and Mrs. A.
| T.. Dean.
very quiet day was the result of
the Fourth here. During the night there
was little noise and large bonfire
near the canning factory, but by day
light there were few people out, and the
streets were like Sunday. Most of the
local people were out of town in differ
ent places, many going fishing.
Miss Eleanor Clark, teacher in the
training department, has gone to Plym-
outh, n. H., to remain over the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Herman Jones of Goshen, who
has been a recent guest of her father,
ID. B. Fassett, left for home on Sat
urday, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
L. f. Martin, who viii remain few
days with her.
Mrs. Theron Brooks, her daughter,
Hester. and her son, Howard, have ar
rived from Washington, ID. C., to remain
for several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Lamson, who also have
another daughter, Miss Genieve Lamson,
teacher in New Jersey, with them for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Love Braley, a sister Of Lucius
Webb, has arrived at East Granville for
stay of some length with Mr.. Webb
and her aged mother, Madame Webb.
Miss Nellie C.. Blake has finished teach
ing in East Randolph and is at home
for the summer.
Mr.~and Mrs. O. B. Copeland have re-
Gently entertained DIR. l.. c. Bass of |
Providence, r. l., who came from Bur-
lington, where he had been to attend the
and left here for Fairlee |
to join his daughter
Mrs. Jehiel Williams. who has been in |
Sharon for three weeks, taking care of |
a patient there, came home on Thurs
day, and Miss Hattie Sault has gone to |
take her place.
Miss Olive Moulton, former teacher
here in the high school, but now of
Sprngvale, Me-, is in town to pass a
part of her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
J b. Eldredge and other friends.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge and her sister,
Miss Hattie Hayward, left here Thurs
day night for Salt Lake City, where
they will attend the national teachers
stopping first at Denver and
Colorado Springs After the convention
they will visit Yellowstone park John NJ.
Connolly, former Randolph boy, will
meet them there and escort them to New
England n. d., where he and his brother
are proprietors of the Hettinger County
Herald.
Mrs. |. S. Chase, who was called to
Boston last Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of her brother, William Daggett,
returned Tuesday, leaving him somewhat
more comfortable. His on-in law, Fred
erick Leeds, who is i'll with typhoid fe-
yer here, is somewhat more comfortab BILE
and it is hoped he has begun to gain.
Mrs. George Dryer has been secured
his season to have charge of the board
nghouse at Highgate Springs, at Camp
Randolph, which will be opened about
he goth. (
Harold Andrews and Miss Matte !
Gould of Melrose Mass, were married
Monday, and Tuesday reached Randolph,
where they are the guests of their cous- !
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bass and Mr.
md Mrs. E. S. Tracy, until Saturday,
when they expect to go to Greensboro
or week at the Wheeler cottage with
)r. and Mrs. g. A. Wheeler of Boston. \
Mrs. c. r. Lacey of Freehold, n. Y, s
Irrived here with her daughter, Mrs.
detzger, who has been with her for 7
he last three weeks. and early next {
week the party, including Mr.. Metzger, \
will go into camp at Milton, occupy j
ng the cottage of 4. A. Thomas at 4
amp Rich. where they will remain for |
he rest of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Heath of Warren
re guests of Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Heath !
+ this place. a
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w, Wilcox Of Water. :,
own, Me-, have been with Mr., and Mrs.
!. A. Thomas for several days
Mrs. J. H. May of Hartford, Conn, \
5 passing some time with Mrs. A. I.
Jeff. !,
Peter and Marshall Barcomb of Brook
cid were taken here on Tuesday to the IT
i'll with disease which n
eemed to battle the skill of the physi-
ians. Peter, aged IL years, died on i,
uesday night after a slight hemorrhage Il
t the nose. An autopsy revealed
iseased heart and trouble with the kid Ia
eys, the result, it is thought, of tonsil-
lis, from which he has recently suf- W
cred. The other boy is very i'll, but h
is thought may improve with good n
IRE. The remains of the deceased were
,ken to the Catholic church, and the T
neral service was held Thursday morn \
lg, with interment in the church ceme-
Try.
The New England telephone lines have
cen connected with the telephone ex-
lange and can now be called at the \,
,ntral office, the work having been fin III III
he'd on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Drew of Fort Valley, Ga, /,
as been summoned to Peth by the ser- - -
rs illness of her father, Charles f. HoI "
AN. n
Mrs. Thomas Howard of Bull, Idaho, ~
rived here this week for two months W
ay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ~
W. Howard, and on her return in the
III her sister, Miss Florence Howard, 90