The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-24
RANDOLPH

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been in Barre during the illness OF Mr..
Irerlsc, returned here on Wednesday,
and were accompanied here by their
daughter, Mrs. Elwin Scott, who came
to assist them in getting settled at
home.
Mrs. George Dryer has gone to Bos.
ton to go into business with her sister
ln-law, Mrs. f. A. Wheeler in bakery
and delicatessen shop at the corner of
West Canton and fremont street.
A. L. Smith of the Boston Office of
the Eastern Tale company has been in
town this week to assist c. B. Hollis
in the adjustment of the affairs of the
tale interest at Rochester, where their
mill was recently burned.
The stockholders of the Randolph san
itorium held their annual meeting on
Monday night. The receipts for the year
beginning April ], 1914, to April |, 1915,
were Ss,l74lS, and the expenditures were
VI ,262.07, leaving balance of $547.2l.
The total number of patients treated
during the year was 2S6, of which ia
were male and $50 female. Two hundred
and siXty-four were discharged, and nine
uiNu tht year.
Miss Lillian Rye is with her sister,
Mrs. George West, in Moscow for few
days
| Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metzger and Mr..
and Mrs l.. Il. johnson entertained a |
large company at the parish house on
Thursday evening There was must |
cal program given which included solos
| hU Row r Tha,,.a4a nd
Blanche Sparhawk, piano solos by Miss
Pinney and Miss Marcott; piano duets
by Miss Marcott and Mrs. Brigham, and
selections from the Randolph high school
orchestra. Congressman Frank L.
Greene of St Adams was present and
addressed the company, after which
there were refreshments of ice cream
and cake served to the company The
evening proved one of the pleasantest OF
the season. Mr., and Mrs. johnson enter
tanned the speaker and on the follow
ing day took him to Northtield by auto.
mobile
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
had Prof. Fl. F. Perkins of the Uni
versity OF Vermont here on Friday night
to give them an address at the assem-
bly, room of the high school building.
The hostesses were Mrs. Ella johnson,
Mrs. c. +. MouIton and Miss Z. J. Clark.
The subject of the lecture was Life
in Pond and Stream"
At class meeting of the graduating
class held on Wednesday after
noon, the class elected the following
speakers for graduatio Miss Ruth
Scott, class historian: Charles Bruce,
class prophet and Dwight Adams, class
orator. A class ode is to be composed
by Miss Marian Batchelder.
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Manchester on Wednesday night, !
the child being the granddaughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Manchester.
Forest Burke, who recently sold his
farm near the Center. went to Franklin, !
n. H.. this week to look at business
opening. In
Mrs. Estelle ellison started Thursday
IN trip to Springfield and Holyoke,
Mass, Waterbury and East Haven, n
conn. While away she will visit Mrs.
= +. Kenworthy in Waterbury, Conn.
Mrs. Ethel wellington Dickey, for |!
ner teacher in the graded school here, h
las been seriously i'll with acute Brigbt's y
disease at the home OF her father-in- law, Il
Albert Dickey, in East Barre. z
Harold Guy Boutwell, of Middle Grove.
T. V. and Ruth Harriet, oldest daughter :
# MIR. and Mrs. +. j. Wheeler, were
married the 18th at the home of the Off
iating clergyman, Rev. y. II. Thomp- Z
on. on School street. The groom is :"
mployed in the auto business by g. $.
Ilen, and the bride is teaching school
n Bethel lympus. leo
Mrs. Roy Huse and her two sons have Of
ono from Windsor TO remain for sew ed
raj days in this vicinity with rela- ho
ives
Mrs g. w, Douglas has gone to Ncr- fo
hire TO pass several days with her ia
aughtcr, Mrs. V. j. Norton. Ar
Mrs. =. A. Jcncks of Woonsocket, r. l., in,
passing the week with her brother, in
[ L. Cook. and wife. al
Mrs. Julia Nye of Barre is with her or
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Partridge for iu
few days. IN
Mrs. Charles Written, who has been on
IN for the several weeks. and "
no was thought 10 b. improving, is re
Dw much worse, having suffered a re- an
pse. on
Mrs. 4. r. Crandall. who has been 81
aking good recovery fnom the slight 10
lock which she suffered a few weeks Ii.
70, now has bronchitis. and her son. en-,
aarles Crandall. aud wife were here pli
ON Burlington the first Of the week to l'r
. her. The last reports were favor Ce