The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-22
RANDOLPH

j Mrs. +. B. Wood left Wednesday fOl
Essex TO visit her daughter, who is teach
ing there, and then went to Brandon foi
few days stay with relatives.
DIR. III. Ii. Hayward exhibited II Bud
Wyandottes at the poultry show in -
| Adams. He was awarded first prize on
cock; first on hen; first, second and third
on cockerels; second on pulletsi, first on
pen, and the silver cup for the best dis
play. f. III. Joslyn entered Rhode Is
land Red cock, which took second prize
and the shape special.
Charles Nokes of Newport, an expert
who is employed by the Hood Milk Co.,
has been here for the past week inspect
| ing the plant of the Hood company here,
which he found very satisfactory. About
the first of March, If the increase in milk
receipts warrants, the machinery will be
started for business, turning out con-
densed milk, condensed skim milk, sugar
goods, etc The company have cut from
the Eldredge pond $50 tons of ice and
when this supply fails will be supplied by
the local ice company.
Albert Tatro has been in Barre and
Montpelier on business trip this week
Mrs. Walter Barrows of Brownsville is
being entertained by her son, Bert Spear,
and family, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner have re-
turned from visit, which has lasted
since Christmas, with their daughter,
Mrs John Udall, and family, in Farm
ington, N. II.
The annual banquet of the merchants
association has been fixed for the evening
of Feb. Is, and win be held at the inn. 1t
is expected that Governor Gates will be
present and speak, and Others from this
vicinity will also speak.
A son, weighing 10 pounds, was born
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Scrib-
ner of School street. Mrs. Scribner is at
the home of her mother, Mrs. ID. b. Fas-
sett, on Park street.
DR.. j. p. Clifford and DR.. c. j. Rumrill
removed goitre for Miss Helen Bowles
of Woodstock Monday The same day
Miss Pearl Emerson of Randolph was OPP
Grated upon at the sanatorium for APP
pendicitis by DIR. j. p. Clifford and DIR. l..
A. Russlow. Tuesday DIR. Rumrill re-
moved adenoids from the throat of the
four-year- old son of H. NJ. Johns.
The Randolph Driving club held its an
nual meeting at the home of John Wood
on Monday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, w. S. Bryant;
vice president, DR.. J.. A. Russlow; seer.-
tary and treasurer, j. II. Wood; assistant |
treasurer, G. b. Panton; directors, George |
Jerd, Charles Holman, +. M. Montgom-
cry; board of censors, G. b. Panton, J. |
Hazen Wood, DIR. L. A. Russlow. 1t was |
voted to change the name of the associa-
ton to the Randolph Driving association,
TO engage the services of horse trainer
and to build stalls for Is horses at the
trotting course on the East Braintree
road.
Ten of the young friends of Miss Ruth
Allen surprised her by party on the oc-
sasion of her 10th birthday anniversary
IN Tuesday evening. On their leave tax
ng, they presented her an initial ring.
The freshman class of the high school
lad party at the high school building
in Wednesday evening, which was at
ended by about 50, who with games and
,ther amusements, passed very delight
ul evening.
Mrs. Eta Byam OF Montpelier has
,een with her sister, Mrs. Mary Kellogg,
or few days.
Mrs. Ella Miles of Hartford, Conn, is
passing some time with Mrs. A. f. Kend-
lick.
Miss Eleanor Hatch OF Arlington,
fass., is being entertained by her uncle,
/. l.. Hatch, and family, on Randolph
venue for few days. K