The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-08
RANDOLPH

usual meeting at the Parish house on
Monday evening, with about rs in at
tendance Following the usual supper,
Prof. W. A. Shaw of Northfield, address
ed the company, taking for his subject,
"The Work of the Weather Bureau, and
Weather Forecasting." The address was
both interesting and profitable, and en-
joyed by those present.
The q. S. Grant post, G. A. r. held its
meeting and installation of officers last
Saturday night, Capt. J, e. Eldredge
acting as installing officer The follow
ing were the officers installed: j. d. La
port, commander; j. II. Wood, senior
vice commander; William Young, jun
Tor vice commander; John Manney, Of
ficer of the day; c.. w. A. Putnam,
quartermaster; Il. " Parker, chaplain ;
/. G. Blakely, outside guard; +. II.
ketchum, adjutant; Norman Nichols,
patriotic instructor. Alfred Eaton, quar-
termaster sergeant; Norman Nichols, SER
geant major; after the ceremonies, the
post invited the Woman's Relief corps,
which held its meeting the same night,
to join them in banquet.
DR.. Il. 0. Blanchard has invented a
sanitary shaving cup upon which he has
been working for some time. A COM
pany to manufacture the same has been
formed by DR.. e. o. Blanchard, Thomas
Fitch of Chicago and Fraser Metzger of
Randolph.
DR.. A. r. Gay, has been confined to
the house by erysipelas for several days,
but it is hoped that it has been checked
now, and that he will begin to improve.
Bonnie Byam was found on Sunday
night on the road near the Old Church,
in half frozen condition, and was
ment. 1t was found that one of his
feet was badly frozen and other parts
of his body badly chilled
Mrs. Ernest Sargent came from
Woodsville, n. H., Tuesday for short
stay with her sister, Mrs. John Sher-
burne, and on Wednesday went to Beth
ell for short stay, expecting to return
here for longer stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Cassidy returned
from ten days visit in st. Johnsbury
on Tuesday night, having been sum
moned by the illness of Mrs. Cassidy's
father, Mr.. Norman, who is now im-
PiohHiS uhuei Inc IedthlchC az luc
sanatorium.
Lewis Flint went to Burlington Tues
day night, to resume his studies at the
U. V. NJ.
1t is said that there have been 26
summoned from this place this week to
testify on the Flint case, and so far the
case continues, with no decision.
4.
Tuesday night, having been summoned
by the illness of Mrs. Adams father,
who is IN with pneumonia. Mr.. Adams
is attending to the business at the store,
and Mrs Adams is taking care OF her
father.
Mrs. f. 0, Copeland went to Connecti-
cut on Wednesday to pass few days
with her mother, Mrs. Gray, and also
a sister, who lives in that state.
Charles Briggs, who has been having
severe attack of the grip, went to his
work as freight agent the first of the
week and is now much worse, threatened |
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Irwin Chase went to Somerville, |
Mass, Wednesday to remain for a few |
lays with her son, John Chase, and wife |
who have recently gone to housekeeping
here.
Miss Mary Montgomery, who has been
With her sister, Mrs. Ida Wood, since
Christmas, returned on Wednesday to
Ter home in Isle La Motto.
The Parent Teacher association held /
heir meeting in the high school build
ng on Tuesday night with good at
Besides music, Supt H. w.
1ewis gave talk on the method of /
trading the eighth and ninth grade in
chool work.
The snowshoe club met at the store
II w. E. hanson on Tuesday night, and
and elected the following Of
icers for the coming year: President,
ohm Sherburne; ice-president, DIR. j,
,. Clifford; secretary and treasurer, G. T.
4amson; two assistants, G. A. 0sha and
robert Hatch; executive committee, Guy
)sha, Alton Briggs, Elida Sanspra and
henry Hatch. Following the meeting,
hey took run up over Chandler hill
nd had a supper at the Lookout cot
age on the hill.