The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-12
RANDOLPH


! Mrs. Maud Lamson entertained the
ladies' sewing club at her home on
School street on Wednesday night, when
here were present 10 members, who en-.
ioyed the evening with their work and
refreshments which were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Clark Kidder Of Rochester, who
las been with Ellen Lattimer since Sat
urday, left on Thursday for her home.
The condition of Miss Jennie Welch,
who was stricken with paralysis on Mon
day, remains unchanged and she has not
rcgained consciousness and is in crltl-
cal condition.
The annual convoeation Of Whitney
chapter, No. 8, r. A. NJ. was held on
Tuesday afternoon, and the following Of
fcers elected: @. l. Boyden, Il. II. FL;
A. G. Wells, king; A. II. Allen, scribe;
T. q. Erskine, treasurer; A. J. Huse
secretary; X. u. Parker, G. Of H.; B. A.
Durkee, p. S.; N. L. Boyden, r. A. G..
Tie appointiye officers will be announced
later
The marble and granite shop Of A. n.
Lamb was broken into at the rear OF
the stone shop by prying of the door
A quantity of gasolene was taken from
tie big tank, which holds 1875 gallons.
NJ. c. RowelI has sold his farm in
Braintree to Mr.. and Mrs. George Morse
of Burlington, who take possession OF
once. Mr.. RoweIl has also exchanged
one of his houses off School street, for
- Ia Jn,, fa
partly. in this town and partly in Beth
lei
S. S. Billings, the agent for the
Strout real estate company, has sold the
Fred Sargent place in Bethel Gilead to
A. t. O'Brien of Burlington for $500,
and the purchaser will move here soon.
Miss Mary Montgomery of Isle La
Motto is with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Wood. while the latter is recovering
from fall which she received on the
sidewalk in front of the Bradish place.
Mrs. w. H. Gladding is suffering from
an acute inflammation of the skin which
affects the face and the right eye
Mrs. Emogcne Slack. the mother OF
Mrs. A. r. Neh, has returned from two
months stay in Miller, Neb, where she
was the guest OF Waldo Flagg.
Miss Ethel Mayo has gone to Roches-
ter to visit relatives for the next two
weeks.
Pcrley Terry has gone to Essex juno
ton, where lie is being entertained by
Henry Baldwin.
I. d. Rhodes is out from winter of
i'll health which has confined him at
home and has kept his daughter, Mrs
Mark Whitney of Chelsea here mo4eI
OF the time caring for him,
The Tri-Town union OF Randolph,
Braintrce and Brookfeld has recognized
with the following officers for this year:
President, Rev. Fraser Metzger; secre-
tary. Prin. G. Leland Green OF the Gen.
ter; treasurer. NJ. NJ. Wilson; commit
tee on arrangements, Dr. L. A. Russlow,
Prm. Green, Rev ]. H. Thompson, Clar-
ence Fullam OF Brookfeld, II w. Vail;
committee on finance. NJ. NJ. Wilson,
Carl Bass, of Braintree, Curtis hibbee,
OF Brookteld and n. L. Boyden OF the
Center; executive committee, G. II. Tenn
pie of the Center, R. S. Smith, ]. B.
Adams, l. \. Abbott OF Brooktield,
Charles Chadwick and Rev G. F. Craw-
ford; committee on prizes, II. NJ Tot
man. J. L. Hutchinson and Dr. IL. II.
HAYWARD. Ii Is expected that the tx.
hiht will be held early in October and
that the three towns win participate IN
parade to be given in the morning,
sports in the afternoon, fireworks and
speech in the evening
Mrs. Claude Bocklin and her daughter,
have been here for several days from
81. Adams with Mrs. Loeklin's father,
f. A. Forth.