The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-28
RANDOLPH
A. 7. Neff Exchanges village Property
for Frank Fish's Farm.

A. L. Neh Exchanges Village Property
for Frank Fish's Farm.
large real estate deal was closed OF
Tuesday, when A. r. NelI bought OF
Frank Fish his farm, known as the So
per farm, on the old road TO Randolph
Center. The farm consists of 200 acres
and the purchaser has the entire stock
consisting of 80 head of Holstein cattle,
besides other stock, all the farming inn
PIGMENTS, and the crops now in growth,
Mr.. Nelf has sold TO Mr.. Fish in exchange
his house on Pleasant street, the black.
smith shop and garage, and one automo-
bile, Possession viii be given Aug !,
and the Fish family will come here to
live temporarily, while Mr.. Neff will con-
duct his farm for the present, probably
living in town. The sale was made by
G. A. Osha, real estate dealer, and al.
though the price is not given, the total
value of both the places is estimated to
be about $4,000.
Miss Constance Manchester arrived
here from Lebanon, N. H., on Tuesday,
and is to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Manchester for some time.
| A. j. Foster left here on Tuesday for
a several days stay in Royalton and
| Tunbridge, leaving his daughter, Mrs.
Thompson, with Mrs. Foster, who is in
feeble health from trouble with her
heart.
i. p. Fish, who has been in Hartford,
Conn, has returned and is at the home
of Mrs. Rice on the Highlands, where
he has the charge of the house and
grounds.
Mrs. Herman Jones of Goshen has
come to pass few days with her
stepmother, Mrs. Dean Fassett, who is
slowly recovering from serious surgical
operation at the sanatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Trerise left here
on Tuesday for East Alburg, where they |
joined their daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Scott, in their camp. |
Mrs. O. s. Chamberlin, Misses Mary |
Pratt, and Vernie and Eta Chamberlin |
left here Tuesday for Highgate, where
they are to pass two weeks in the Russ
low cottage at Camp Randolph.
Mrs. J. III. Williams was called to
Montpelier on Tuesday by the critical
condition of her sister, Mrs. Ayers, who
has been i'll for several weeks.
Miss Ethel Greene is in Braintree this
week, passing the time with Miss Val
entine Packard.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. CHESHIRE and their
son, who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Flint since last Saturday,
went to their home in Bellows Falls on
DIR. and Mrs r. o. Blanchard, their
daughter, Miss Helen Blanchard, and
Cyril Angel of this place are in camp
1t Highgate Springs this week, where
here are several other Randolph people.
DR.. and Mrs Russlow have returned
rom there, they having rented their cot
age.
Frank Blakely, while in bathing on !
Sunday, had the misfortune to strike his
read against sharp substance which cut
quite, a cash, causing him much pain
md good deal of discomfort.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
lei Bowen had its finger badly bruised I
IN Sunday by being caught in the car 4
iage in which il was riding. The finger
vas cared for by DIR. Bailey, and it was s
bought that it could be saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Adams, who have o
zen at Fairlee in camp for several
reeks, have returned home. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Briggs expect TO Il
ave here next week for Barre, where "
Ir. Briggs will enter the Homer Fits 81
tore, after having been in the store of b
:. A. Thomas in this town for several N
ears.
Miss Emma Moses left here on Tues Il
ay for Rochester, where she will pass d
week with old friends.
Mrs c. r. Billings closed several q
avs visit here with Mrs. G. o. Howe y
nd other relatives on Tuesday and
emit TO her home in Rochester.
Mrs. Harry Hudson, better known here !.
Cora Noble, arrived here on Monday p
ght from New York and viii pass two y
eeks with her mother, Mrs. c. f. Root. "
II. Hudson and other relatives viii join
n here after another week.