The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-24
RANDOLPH


Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Fits Of North
Reading, Mass, arrived here on Thurs
day night for few days stay with Mrs.
Henry Fits and other relatives.
Mrs. X. g. Kellogg, her sons wife, Mrs.
Clarence Kellogg, and the latter's son,
Clarence, jr., and her daughter, Miss
Marion, of Boston, returned on Thurs
day from Plainfeld, where they had been
since last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Kellogg.
Rev. j. II, Thompson, after attend
ing the state Baptist convention in Bur-
lington this week, returned home ON
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack and their son, Ken
meth, after passing few days here with
Mr.. and Mrs r. II. Slack, returned to
their home on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. III. Slack and sons came from their
camp in Fairlee, where they had been
with the brother, Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. G. f. Wells and son,
Horace, of Tyringham, Mass, are being
entertained this week by Rev. and Mrs.
.G. #. Crawford.
Mrs. w. z. Townsend of Chelsea has
come for few days stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Powers.
Miss Helen Merrill went Thursday to
Newton, aMss., where she will enter the
Mount Ida school for girls, for course
of study.
Roy johnson went to Boston Thurs
day to take course of mechanical en-
gineering at the institute of technology.
Miss Maud Hatch has came from Cam
LrsJ g.. MI Ia
expecting her sister, Miss Alice Hatch,
from Edgerton, Wis, to join her here in
a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Templeton, who
have been running the Randolph Print |
cry for few months, turned it over on
Monday to Arthur j. Merrill of Boston, |
who will conduct the same for the pres
emit.
Miss Edith Marcott is making a good
recovery from her late surgical opera
ton and expects to leave the sanatorium |
on Sunday and 20 to her home.
Miss Elizabeth Foley of Fair Haven |
has come to assist Miss Flora Bell in
her millinery store this season.
Mrs. f. II. Allis accompanied her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Allis, to Bur /
lington this week, where she entered
the business college for a course of
study.
Mrs. Charles Morris of Bristol has
been passing two weeks with her sister, /
Mrs. Edward Bushor.
A daughter, Helen Estelle, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Webster, on Tuesday /
morning.
George F. sparhawk of Beaver, Pa,
has come to pass few days with his
family at the Burt place.
Mrs. Clara Tilson has returned from
a ten days stay in Canaan, where she
has been with relatives.
Ruth Pecue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Pecue, is just recovering from a
hard attack of illness, caused by jaun-
dice.
Mrs. T.. I. Huntington, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Ellen Huntington for
a few days, went to her home in Bur
ngton on Wednesday.
Gilbert Tallman, the four year-oId
step-son of +. G. Goodrich, is very i'll at I,
the sanatorium with cholera morbus and
ptomaine poisoning His elder brother,
Lester, died on Saturday at the sanatori>
am with the same trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Marble have been
N Burlington for three days with Mrs.
Marbles sister, Mrs. Mary Maynard.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Osteyee was summoned to
Poultney on Tuesday by the serious ILL.,
ness Of her mother who, as the age of
10 years, is not expected to recover.
Miss l.. f. Wood of Palm Beach, Fla,
utter visiting Mrs II. II. Mcintyre for
few days, has gone 10 Pomfret to Wis.
1 relatives Mrs. Mcintyre went TO
Burlington this week TO meet her sis
Ter. Mrs. Ellen Chandler, aud returned
With her here. II
James 0'Donnell, after an absence Of !
light months, has returned 10 remain
or time with his son, Rev. Father NJ.
:. oDonnell, at the Catholic rectory,
Mrs. +. G. Woolworth has come from
Center to spend few days
with Mrs. A. +. Kendrick.
Miss Grace Snyder OF New York, aft. I
II being entertained by Col. and Mrs.
\. b. Chandler, has returned TO New
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