The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-22
RANDOLPH

Charles Briggs and his daughter, Miss
Bernice Briggs, left on Friday for Ware
Mass, to remain over Sunday with Mi
Briggs sister, Mrs. Carrie Williams.
Miss Maud Johnston went to Lebanon
Friday to visit her mother for few
days, and during her absence her place
at the Half Century store is being filled
by Miss Bessie Davenport.
Mrs. Julia Cummings, who has for
several years been living in Plainfield
with an uncle. A. V. Taylor, who recent
| ly died. expects to come to Randolph to
live as soon as the business affairs OF her
late uncle can be arranged.
A daughter was born Friday morning,
November 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell of Randolph avenue.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tatro, who have
been in Mechanicsville, n Y, during the
employment of Mr.. Tatro as boat
builder, have returned to Randolph for
| the winter.
Mrs. Hannah Wood, who has been
critically i'll, is now somewhat more
comfortable, but her granddaughter
Miss Annie Wood has been obliged to
| give up her study at Vergennes, tenn
porarily, and come to assist in her care.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Dyke have left for
Federal Point, Florida, where they VIII
pass the winter, Mr.. Dyke having en-
ployment in an orange grove.
Mrs, Roswell Holbrook has gone to
Barre to pass some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. U. Stephen.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Downey of Ludlow, Mass, Nov
ember 7, the mother being Beulah Hayes,
the youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. Hayes.
Mrs. E. w. NJ. Marble has gone to Bur.
lington, expecting to undergo a surgical
operation at the Mary Fletcher hospital,
this being the second one she has had
in the last few months.
Supt. II. w Lewis held teachers ex-
aminations, on Thursday and Friday,
when there were four who presented
themselves for the certificates. Misses
Pearl Tewksbury, Abbie Foss, Bessie
Blakely and Fannie Harrington, all Of
whom passed the examinations.
A daughter was born November II to
MI. anu MIS-. bdItlta huntington " IN
sted, Conn, the mother being Frances
Spooner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
Spooner of this place. The child did not
live long, on account of weak heart.
A lively runaway occurred on Friday
when 10. Hatch left his team near the
covered bridge, in charge OF two children,
his own daughter and the child of Newell
Pierce, when the horse became frightened
and ran up Main street to Weston, max
ing the crossing on Main street. When it
reached the School and Weston street
crossing, it just escaped being run over
by the cars which were then coming into
the station. 1t continued its run until
some one caught the horse near the up
per crossing The children had been
jolted off the seat into the body of the
wagon, but were unframed and not
much frightened by their dangerous ride.
Mrs. Alfred Wells left on Friday for
Philadelphia to pass Thanksgiving with
her sister.
Fern Rebekah lodge held a special
meeting on Thursday evening for the
initiation OF two candidates, following
which, lunch was served. 1t is eS-
pected that state officer will visit the
lodge next Wednesday evening.
Miss Gladys Burt of Rindge, n. H.,
who has been with Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Morse, left the first of the week for her
home.