The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-13
RANDOLPH

The condition Of Miss Jennie Welch,
who has been unconscious for several
DAYS, was thought to be slightly I'M
proved ON Friday,
Miss Flora Bell has engaged Miss
Elizabeth Foley for the trimmer IN her
millinery store, and the latter has al
ready come from Salem, n u, TO take
the position.
Miss Maud Johnston gave party on
Thursday night in honor of her cousin,
Mrs. Maurice Thurber, who is her guest,
Twenty-Five responded to the invitation
TO the home Of Mrs. w, +, Edison, her
sister. give Hundred" was the game.
and delicious refreshments followed the
game OF cards.
Mrs Foster of Montpelier arrived here
on Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Gladding,
Mrs Don Moore and her son, after
passing week with her father, o. j.
Marcott, left for her home in Sharon on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brooks went to
| White River Junction on Friday, where
Mr. Brooks expects to soon be trans
ferred to the telegraph Office. The fam
! lily will remain for the present here with
Mrs. Brooks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Martin.
| Miss Neva Bohonon, who has been here
from Chelsea for couple of weeks with
friends, went to her home on Friday
night.
Capt. and Mrs. r. F. Bowman are now
at the house of the late Mrs, Mary
Goldsbury, attending to the closing up
of the business affairs, preparatory to
distributing the property according to
the viii, bequeathing the greater part OF
| the same to Kurn Hattin Homes.
/ News has been received here of the
death of Mrs Helen BROWN Barrows at
North Adams. Mass. Mrs. Barrows was
the assistant teacher in the high school
| here, and in the two years she passed
here. gained the love and respect OF
IaIl. While in town she was member OF
| ]. B. Adams family. She is survived
bv her husband an infant son, her par
ents and sister.
Mrs. Fannie Yeaton and her son from
st. Adams, were in town the first Of the
week, visiting relatives,
Mrs. lamar Angel, who has been in
town and vicinity for the last month
with relatives, has returned to Water
bury for the spring
PerIey Terry is in Essex Junction,
the guest of Henry Baldwin, for a few
days.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Rareomb, who live in the Seth Flint
house ON Main street.
Mrs. S. V. Hendry, who has been in
Boston for the last month, has returned
to the home of her daughter, Mrs. ?.
+. Lamson.
Mr.. Huggard OF Brookfeld who has
been at tine sanatorium this week for
the removal of a growth in his mouth,
was able to go to his home on Friday
Mrs. H. V. Fletcher, after a critical
illness from bronchial pneumonia, is now
thought to be out Of danger
Miss Mabel Judd was given linen
slower at the home of Miss Beatrice
Pinney on Wednesday evening by the
girls sewing club Eleven members
were present, who thoroughly enjoyed
the evening.
Mrs. Samuel Davis of Riford Brook
underwent an operation at the sanato-
rum on Thursday Of this week, the sur
geon being Dr. Angel. The same day
he removed adenoids from the throat Of
his daughter, Miriam, and a tumor from
the bali of the foot of John Bass
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Washburn have
gone to Newport, " H.. TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. Perley Washburn.
Miss Hannah Mayo, was in Essex
Junction the first Of the week to attend
the funeral of her cousin, Frank Smith.