The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-29
RANDOLPH


Mrs. +. H., Kctchum was summoned
to Concord, N. H., Thursday by the Sc
rious illness of her niece, Mrs. Howe,
who in the last few days has suffered
slight shock.
Among the Methodist ministers pres
emit here at the ".Follow-up meeting
held at the church here on Wednesday
were Rev. Il. w. Sharpe, Rev. Robert
Hazeltme of Pittsfeld, Rev John Hazel
ton OF Barnard, all of whom left on
Thursday morning for their homes. Rev.
George f. Sutherland of New York, the
speaker of Wednesday evening, spoke OF
the mission OF the church and said that
the church was organized and main
tanned that the world might know Jesus
Christ. Mr.. Sutherland said that when
business men undertook great things,
the first spared neither time nor mon
ey to obtain all the necessary Informal
ton in regard to that, and the church
should also run the great work OF con-
verting the world on business methods,
or should copy from the example Of bust
ness men by first becoming familiar
with missionary work and its needs. lie
also advocated the use of books and
magazines in the work of educating the
workers. The meeting was interesting
and many from the other churches were
present to enjoy the address.
w. A. Mcintosh is in Mortified for
few days with his sister, Mrs. Alex
England.
Mrs. w. $. Brown has gone to Bat
tie Creek, Mich, having been called by
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ethel
King, and children.
Rev. i. X. Tracy of STAFFORD, for
mer professor in college at Smyrna,
spoke before the Bethany girls Thurs
day.
Lucille, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb of East Granville,
has been quite Ill with pneumonia, from
which she seems to be recovering, while
under the care of Mrs. Jehiel Williams,
the nurse.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Emery in baltimore, Md, Sunday
the Gath, the child being a grandson OF
Alonzo Emery Of this place.
Elbridge Holman has purchased Idle
ton cottage OF Harvey Partridge OF
Barre and will soon move into the same,
renting his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Chandler, who
have been in New York for the month
OF January, have returned home and
are now in their place here.
Mrs. Cora Rice has gone to Hartford,
laa hV ha
of her sister, Mrs. Wilson Case.
A third son was born Friday to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Webster of Burlington,
the child being a grandson of Alfred
Webster of this place.
Herbert Cook OF this place has just
received news of the death of his sister,
Mrs. Frank Whitney Of Boston, wom-
man only 81 years of age. This is the
fourth death in Mr.. Cooks family in
the last year, his father and mother and
a nephew having died before.
Mrs. Harvey Spaulding, sister OF Ly-
man Hutchinson of this place died Tues
day with hesEt trouble. Mr.. Hutchinson
was about to go to Washington, d. C.,
to visit his sister when the news of
her death was received. Her funeral was
held on Tuesday Mrs. Sophia Hutch
lnsonl Spaulding, widow Of Harvey
Hutchinson, was born in Randolph,
March 20. 1882, the daughter of James
and Sophia (Brownl Hutchinson, one
of eight children, only two of whom,
Mr.. Hutchinson of this place and Mrs.
Ruth Leis of Lawrence, Kan, survive
She married Mr.. Spaulding here, where
he was for time associated with the
late Willard Gay in mercantile bust
ness, but he afterward went West, and
later moved to Washington, d. C., where
he had lived for many years, and where
he died about six years ago. Mrs.
is survived by two sons, Ed
win and James. both Of whom are law
vers. and one daughter, Mrs. Margarita
Gerry, well known writer of
short stories and contributor 10 Har-
per's Monthly.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Hazeltine. with
their son. OF Pittsheld have been here
this week 10 visit their daughter. Doro'
thy. who is in school here, and on Thurs
day left for their home.