The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-07
RANDOLPH

! Louis Mazzolini, who was arrested for
alleged breaking of the law in selling
fruit on Sunday and placed in the lock-
up, was taken very i'll about l0:3O sun
day evening and continued so through
the night, and Monday morning was ta-
ken to his home seriously i'll with her
mia. The physicians attending him now
report him somewhat more comfortaoie.
| The suit has been deferred till Wednes-
day of this week.
Il. l. Clahin has returned to East
Braintree and has opened store, the
goods for the most part having already
arrived, and business began TO-DAY NJ
Clanin expects TO move his family there
after few months.
Miss Alice Herrick OF Boston arrived
here on Monday to pass few weeks
with her father, Frank Herrick, VINO
lives at the Randolph inn.
Mrs. w. 4. Edison and her sister, Miss
Maud Johnston, who were in Lebanon,
n. H., over Saturday, have returned
home. and Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Buck, who
were ut the same place, have also re-
turned home, leaving their daughter,
Miss Iris. for a weeks stay with her
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grandmother, Mrs Estella Buck.
Mrs. II. c. Phillips, who came from
Richmond last week to pass a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Miller, left on
Monday for Woodstock, where she went
to visit old friends, that having been
her home formerly.
Mr.. and Mrs Sargent of Woodsville,
n. H., came over on Saturday after
their children who have been at Brook
field fer a few days, and on their re-
turn took Mrs. H. H. Mcintyre and Mrs.
]. c. Sherburne home with them for "A
short stay.
Mrs. Forest Blossom left for her home
in Bethel Monday after visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Davenport, who
have also another daughter, Mrs. George
Taplin of Boston with them.
Rev Il. w. Sharpe was in town on
Sunday evening, and conducted a part
of the service at the Methodist church,
baptizing the infant child OF Rev and
Mrs. g. f. Crawford On Monday morn
ing he left town to resume his wor IN
the district.
Robert Sault, teacher in the city
schools at Lawrence, Mass, has come
to pass his vacation with his sisters,
Misses Agnes and Mabel Sault.
The funeral of the late William Hunt
ley was held on Sunday afternoon from
his home near the stock farm. Rev. Jo-
seph Hamilton officiating. Mr.. Huntley
had been seriously i'll for several weeks
with an incurable disease, from which ne
had suffered greatly. Mr. Huntley was
soldier of the Civil war, and ten of
the comrades OF the Z. s Grant post
went down to attend the funeral. He
is survived by his wife and one daugh-
ter, besides other relatives.
Frederick Rainey OF Trenton. n. J.
who since last Wednesday has been the
guest OF Mrs. Emma Reed, left Mon
day for Dartmouth college to attend the
summer school.
Mrs. Ann Moulton, her son, William
Moulton. and wife, who have been with
her for month, left on Monday for
Hartford to visit Mr.. Moulton's sister,
Mrs. Ben Briggs, and on Tuesday the
latter will 20 to Boston, leaving Madam
MouIton to remain for some time with
her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. g. Tracy returned on
Monday AFTER passing HohLh WIN
their children in Williamstown, Berlin
and Mortified.
Miss Anita Burt came from Burling-
ton Monday and went to the Burt farm
for a few days stay with her sister,
Mrs. George Sparhawk
Royce Bass Of Taunton. Mass, was
an over Sunday visitor with his brother
at the BASS farm, and Mrs. Z. l.. Bass,
who also was one of the guests at the
same place, returned to her home on
Monday.
Mrs. S. S. Briggs OF Worcester Mass,
has come to pass the summer months
with her brother, Hazen Wood, and 9th
er relatives.