The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-30
RANDOLPH
w. E. Lamson's Store Robbed of Small
Articles Saturday Night.

Articles Saturday Night.
The store of W. +. Lamson was brok-
en- into Saturday night, and revolver
and flash lights were taken, but the
number of articles. has not yet been
found, as a thorough search has not
been made at this writing. Early in
the morning, A. r. Netf discovered that
entrance had been made to the store
through window on the back side,
near the door, and at once communicat-
ed with Guy Lamson, who came down to
investigate. IL was found that light
of glass had been removed and the bur-
! glar entered through the opening, and
on coming out, came through the door,
leaving it unlocked. 1t seems like the
work of the same person or persons who
have been at work here for the last
year but as yet have not been discov-
cred.
The grange meeting Saturday night
was well attended and the third and
fourth degrees were conferred upon a
class, after which maple sugar was
served to the company, this being near
ly the first of the season. Sugarmakers
report good run of sap Saturday and
quite quantity OF syrup will be turned
out the first of the week.
The auction held at the home of the
late Mrs. Mary Montgomery was well
patronized and the entire collection of
household goods was sold at very low
price
Mrs. Fl. A. skinner OF Boston is in
town, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lu-
cinda Cleveland.
Miss Hazel Danyou left Saturday for
Hartford, Conn. where she will enter
a hospital and the department for train
ing for nurses. Her brother, Roy Dam
you, went as far as White River June
ton with her.
Myrtle Common went to Worcester Sat
urday to pass the time with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dodge,
during the school vacation.
Miss Emma Seymour has returned
from a three months stay in Boston
and Lynn, whore she passed the time
with her brothers.
Miss Elsie Tredo. who has been with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J.
Blakely, for two weeks, returned Satur
day to her home in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. George Waters and
daughter, Evelyn, went to their home
in Middlebury, Sunday, after, having
passed the time since Friday with Mr..
and Mrs. J. Z. French
Miss Freda Prince went to Oakland,
Mass, Saturday, to visit her brother for
k,, \
one of the teachers in the grades, went
to Boston the same day to visit in and
around Boston during the next two
weeks.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge. a school super
visor in Nergennes, came Saturday for
a two weeks stay with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Hayward Miss Annie
Wood. who is attending the teachers
training school in Nergennes. arrived
here Saturday to pass the vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Wood. |
Mrs Sarah Thompson was summoned !
to Newport, \. H., Saturday by the |
death of her brothers wife. Mrs. Fred |
Booth, who died, it is supposed. from /
the result OF Bright's disease of long |
standing. Mrs. Booth was Cora Sabin, |
an olu tthtntIt anu Hdi ftdNutu thS aye |
of So years, and her death, being UNI
expected. was a great shock TO the rela |
tives here. The funeral was held Mon |
day and William Booth aud his son, G.. |
$. Booth, went down to attend the same. |
Deceased is survived by her husband, a |
stepson and a brother.
Herbert Cook went to Woonsocket, |
r, l.. last week, having been called by |
the death of his mother Five weeks |
ago his father died at the same place |
and he was summoned then. but was
unable TO go on account Of the illness of |
his wife, who is now somewhat i'm |
proved.
The funeral OF Mrs. Julius Rattee was
held from her late home Saturday at II |
o'clock in the forenoon Rev. Fraser |
Metzger officiating. and interment was
in Southview cemetery. Mrs. Alice |
(Sleeper( Rattee had been sufferer
for months with a cancerous disease of
the stomach. She is survived by her /
husband. son, one brother, Calvin Sleep |
err, and sister, also not living in town,
The last services of the federated body
Of churches was held Sunday at the
Methodist church. In the morning the
pastor preached on church unity, and
in the evening the same subject was
taken up. Next Sunday the services
will be held separately. with Rev. j. W.
ghesbro at the Baptist church.