The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-16
RANDOLPH

Louis Atwood has returned from Or
ange, Mass, where he has been for three
months treatment, from which hc has
received much relief
The demonstrations in home economics
in session at the Bethany parish house
have been largely attended through the
week On Thursday there were present
102 ladies', and the subjects discussed
were school Lunch Box" and Home
Sanitation"
Mrs. II. s. Barrows of Clarendon has
been the guest of her brother, }. d..
Mitchell, and wife this week, leaving
here on Wednesday.
Mrs. H. A. Lyall, guest for the last
two months of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Bruce,
left this week for Swanton, where she
went to visit two sisters, Mrs. Martha
Rice and Mrs. Laura Cross.
Mrs. Mary Foster, who has been living
on Weston street this winter, has de-
cided to give up her tenement and after
passing a few weeks with friends here
will go to Rochester to remain for an
indefinite time with her children.
Mrs. A. X. Crandall, who lives with
her daughter Mrs. Il. 7. Salisbury, is
recovering from slight shock, which
she sustained two weeks ago.
Mrs. Ellen Clahin has returned from a
winter passed in Longmeadow. Mass,
with her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Rnmrill.
d. L. Stiles of Lyme N. f., has been
the guest of his niece, Mrs. H. II. Hay
ward, this week
II. G. kibbee of Brookfield was taken
suddenly i'll at ID. d. Howe's week ago
but was able to leave there Tuesday and |
went to Charles Blakes, where he seems
to be gaining.
The boy scout entertainment at the
Pastime theatre on Wednesday night |
was a success, and the receipts, which
were $3.50, were divided between the
scouts and the proprietor of the theatre.
The list of those receiving honors in
the graduating class have been an
nounced and are as follows: Valedic.
tory. Myrtle A. Burridge; salutatory,
divided between Grace +. Douglas and
Esther Hutchinson. Those receiving hon
orable mention are: Marjorie r. Stone,
NJ. Elsie Osgood and Marjorie Griswold
Others who deserve recognition are
Dwight l.. Adams, Marion +. Batchelder
Dora A. Brown, Margaret Cheney, Helen I
Merrill, Marion Salisbury, Ruth Scott
and Gladys Swan.
Mrs. James 0ney is in johnson this
week with her brother, George Fifield, {
and wife. +,
Miss Lillian Coburn of Montreal, the {
sister of Mrs. b. H. Spear, is now EN-
ployed in the studio of II. l.. Patch.
Mrs. Lucy Laskey was summoned to
White River Junction this week by the
illness of her daughter in law, Mrs. A. J.
Laskey. :,
John Henry of Rochester has been in
town for a couple of days this week,
with old friends.
Mrs. Laura Cushman, who has been in y
White River Junction for the winter,
has been in town this week for few d
lays and has again returned to the for
ner place. u
George Dwyer has returned from
business trip of a few days in Boston.
Mrs. A. c. Templeton returned from U
| few days stay in Warren the first of II
he week, and took her aunt, Mrs. Hor
ice Lyford, home with her for a few d
lays stay. u
G. A. Wiley is building shop in the
ear of his residence on Hale street. u
Mrs. Arthur Howard, who has been m
riticslly i'll at the sanatorium, is now
bought TO be improving. b
Fred Copeland has been granted six
weeks leave of absence from the Ran.
olph National bank. He will take
rip West about the first of May. Dur
ne his absence, J. II. Dubois will assist bs
n the bank. h,
James Burridge, who went TO Hillsdale,
Itch, short time ago, now has en-
loyment with the Alamo Manufacturing
ompany. gaining this place through the
forts of Otto Slack. dr.