The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-22
RANDOLPH

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rived here on Friday for a visit at thu
home OF her uncle, d. Hale Flint, and his
family.
Robert Waterman of Tunbridge, who
has been with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Mann for week, went to his home Fri
day.
Miss M. +. Linfeld, who is employed
in the family of H. p. Sanford, left on
Friday for an over-Sunday visit in Clare
mont, N, II
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Drew and daughr
ter have been in Warren this week Wis.
ting relatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Hayes and daugh-
ter, Grace Hayes, came from Wii5raham,
Mass, on Friday afternoon to be the
guests of DIR. A, G. Bailey and family
for a few days.
Miss Angie Pike returned Friday from
two weeks stay in Mortified with
her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel King, who has
been i'll but is now improving.
Bradford Brown, who is suffering from
heart trouble, left here Friday for Gran
vile, where he goes for his health.
Miss Helen Blanchard was able to
leave the sanatorium on Thursday, and
Friday Mrs. E. o. Blanchard gave a mu-
sicale in honor OF her homecoming, to
which she invited several friends.
Miss Mary Adams, who has been at
Fairlee lake for the last three weeks
came home Friday.
John Butterield has so far recovered
from his late illness at the sanatorium
that he was able to be downstreet Fri
day for the first time.
H. F.. Jordan and daughters. of Bur
lington have been recent guests at the
home of James Merrill.
Mrs. Will Dukette and daughter, Hal
lie, have returned from a six weeks stay
in Swanton and St. Adams, where Mr..
Dukette remained for a time to finish
work upon which he has been engaged.
Dean Fred Ferry of Williams college,
his brother. Perley. and two sisters,
Misses Ethel and Nellie Ferry, of Sara
toga Springs, n. Y, were here on an |
auto trip recently and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Tewksbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville of Concord |
have returned from their trip to Mont
real and are passing the rest of the
week with Mrs. Neyille's mother, Mrs.
A. G, Putnam.
Miss Olive Moulton has returned to
Springvale, Me-, after seven weeks
stay in town.
Miss Alyee Buck entertained a party
Of II on Monday evening, the company
being composed of old friends of Mr..
Raincy when he was in town with his
PAT Math az
pastor of the church here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blodgett of Sara
.oga, n. ", who have been in Bethel
VISITING relatives, returned here Friday
morning and are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Blodgett Of this place.
Joseph Brown caught a trout in the
branch back of the Sargent & 0sgood Il
oundry this week which weighed three
pounds and three ounces.
Robert Briggs. now employed as civil
ngineer in Burlington, was the guest
# his grandmother Mrs. Ann Moulton :
he first OF the week
Rev Father NJ. s. O'Donnell enter r
aimed at the Catholic rectory last week c
is cousins, Rev, D. J. 0'Donnell, and !
lister, Miss Margaret of Cleveland, O., {
ad been in Boston and stopped off on 4
heir homeward journey. Il
Herman Jones has bargained his farm, i
he Alanson Morse place on the Peth r
bad, to G.. A. Wilson of New York City,
he deed to be made Sept | and posses
on TO be given in October. The sale d
as made by F. L. Billings, local agent <
" the f. A. Strout real estate dealers. p
Tr. Wilson, who will come here to re-
de, is secretary and treasurer OF the n
futual Black Fox Co., with headquar =,
RS in New York City. This firm has a Il
Ipital of Sl50000 II is said that the 4.
,mpany plans to Use this farm for black 4
* breeding a.
H. s. Ames of Burlington, who is to
Ike charge of the A. NJ. Vaughan farm. =
me Monday and about the first of
,ptomber Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan expect 81
go to Shelburne TO take charge of DR., pa
Gibbs Shelburne farm. ~
Sheriff r. w Kent brought Harry ID
atch from Island Falls, Me- under ar ca
st for refusal to support his wife and
lid, who were here, and took him at
ce TO the workhouse at Rutland for a pr,
ur months sentence.
ID. u. Howe went to Mortified Falls
It week and brought back Lila b. act
int, whom he found working in the "a,
III there under the name of Russell.
ii was not procured and she was tax
to Chelsea, having been previously
rested here for keeping a disorderly =
use. |