The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-09

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Crawford officiating, and the body was
accompanied to Montpelier by the wife
and brother, who arrived here on Friday
night.
| Miss Annie Kimball OF New York and
Mrs. Thomas Hammond of Northamp-
ton, Mass. arrived here on Friday for a
few days stay in town.
| Miss Angie Pike went to Northheld
Friday to meet her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel
| King, who has recently come from Well
fleet, Mass, where she has been for the
winter.
Bethany guild held its meeting in the
Parish house ON Friday afternoon, with
an attendance of Al. A pleasant pro-
gram was given, which consisted OF a
piano duet by Mrs. Julia Cummings and
her daughter, recitation by Miss Doris
Lattimer and refreshments were served
| following the entertainment. Mrs. r. y.
blanchard and Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland
were the hostesses.
L. L. Udall, who with his wife, has
been passing the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Preston, in STAFFORD,
died on Thursday night, after long
time of i'll health Mr.. Udall had shock
of paralysis several years ago, and later
| had suffered slight ones until the disease
| impaired his mind. and it was difficult
for him to find relief in any way. Miss
Lena West left on Friday night for
STAFFORD to attend the funeral. De-
ceased is survived by his wife, daugh-
ter, with whom they had been this WIN
ter. and two sons.
Joel Fifeld, who underwent an op.
Grafton for appendicitis at the Mary
| Fletcher hospita! recently, has been re-
leased from there and arrived here this
week, although in a weak state yet much
improved in health.
The stockholders of the Randolph san
atorum held their annual meeting in
the parish house on Friday. l.. b. John
son was the chairman, and the report OF
the treasurer, Mrs. b. D. Dubois, was
4 read by A. Il. Bass. During the year
ending in April 24s patients were
treated. The income for the present
year exceeded by 5000 that of last year
and the disbursements were less than
last year by 81, 300. The following Off
GERS were elected; Rev. Fraser Metzger
clerk; Mrs. d. D. Dubois, treasurer;
and the old board of directors we're re-
tanned in office, Col. A. B. Chandler, L.
lB. Johnson, DIR. G.. w, Scott, L. A
Thomas, DR.. j. P. Clifford, w. H. Glad
ding. and Fl. N. Totman. Following the
election, Col. A. B. Chandler was made
chairman.
The annual melting of the gun club
was held recently at the Randolph inn
At this time c. P. Hurlbert, H. w. Val
and Fred O. Copeland were appointed a
committee to furnish a place for 8
shooting ground and w. S. Crane, c. p
Hurlbert and S. L. Billings committee
to take charge of building a club house
the money for which w. S. Crane OF.
fered to advance, until such a time as
the treasury was sufficient to repay the
amount. The board of governors com
posed of Dr. G. J. Rumrill, Clyde Car
Ipenter and Fred Jerd were appointed tc
look after the prizes this season. The
officers for the year are: G. 7. Lamson
president; A. H. Beedle, vice president
Fred O. Copeland, secretary and treas
urer; w S. Crane, field captain.
Mrs. George Packard, who has beer
with her aunt, Miss f. s. Fogg, for a
week. left on Friday for Boston, to re.
main for few days before returning tc
Chicago.
E. T. Clafin, administrator fol
the estate of George r. Pember, has
sold the house on Dudley street to Mrs
John Martelle of Springfield, who after
the summer months have passed viii
take possession of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. c. Danforth have
come from Fabyans to to pass a few
DAYS at the home of A. A. Priest, ant
while here are also visiting Mrs. Clar
ence Webb at East Granville.
Miss Mary Tewksbury, who has beer
teaching in the Brookfeld school for sew
eral years, has been engaged as assist
ant principal in the Whitcomb higi
school at Bethel for the coming year.
The Randolph Brookfeld Braintre'
union district held a very successful
teachers meeting here on Friday, wheI
nearly every teacher in the union wal
present. In the afternoon they VISITED
the grades in the Randolph school. This
: is the last meeting of the union, dur