The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-10
RANDOLPH

Mrs. j. u. Estee of Montpelier was re-
Gently the guest of Mrs. j. +. Tewksbury
Her visit was planned with special rel,
erence TO interesting some OF the ladies
in the New Thought subject. Mrs. NJ. c.
Hooker, another lady from Montpelier
was also her guest.
Miss Marguerite Hutchinson and her
sister, Marion, went TO Boston To visit
their sister, Esther Hutchinson, who is
there for course of study in business
college.
Mrs. Nellie Chalfee of STAFFORD was
operated upon at the sanatorium this
week and is thought TO be making salts.
factory recovery.
Dwight Adams has been in Hanover,
N. H., this week TO arrange affairs in
regard to his work. Illness interrupted
his studies for several weeks, and he has
decided not TO return this year, but will
60 there in April for examinations, which
he was unable to take when there.
Mrs. George Laird OF Royalton is pass
ing IA few days with her sister, Mrs.
Lemuel Richmond.
Mrs. Rose Lucia has returned from
several months stay in Montreal, and
is now at her home on Central street.
Miss Mollie Putnam has gone to Con-
cord, n. H., where she is to pass some
time with her sister, Mrs. Roy Neville.
The ladies of the Baptist church real
lied about $2S at their dinner and sup
per Tuesday.
w. w. Somerville will close five
years engagement with the Brigham
fbig xsanlg Gafnr1aNy
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCuin and
daughter, Miss Helen, have come from
and as soon as their house
hold goods arrive, they will take up their |
residence in the upper apartment of the
house of Mrs. Nettie Xix on School
street.
j. j. Trerise is again i'll with bronchial I
from which he suffered 50
seriously last winter, while at Barre.
G. w. Panton has traded the Whipple
place in Bethel with Mrs. Charles Bailey
or her place in Rochester.
A daughter, Mary Eva, was born Mon
lay to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Terrien.
/. S. Brigham left on Wednesday for
Burlington, where he went to attend the
annual meeting of the Vermont Soci-
ty of Engineers. Following that he
will proceed to New York, New Jersey
nd Connecticut.
The Sanford farm has been leased for
hree years, to George p. Nichols. Since
he death of Mr.. Burke, who formerly :
wed there, Poly Burke and Edmund
'errien have lived there, but they have
ow moved to the Spooner farm at Ran 4,
olph Center. =
The woman's missionary union of the
ethany church held its monthly meet !
lg at the Parish house on Tuesday with !.
Irs. G. A Chedel as leader. There We're :
lteresting papers by Mrs. Chedel, Mrs. !
!. /. Clahin, and Mrs. f. A. Thomas. Fol Z
wing the program, articles were on ex- 7
hit, sent by j. B. Adams niece, Mrs. a
ondict from Thayetmyo, Burmah, and =
letter was read which had been sent u
7 that lady, who is under the Baptist :
B. mission.
The Randolph Telephone Exchange has =
ased the rooms in the rear of the town >
erk's Office in the bank building, which =
Us been used for furniture room. In 2
lis place it is expected there win be y
ntral Office with rest room for the oper
ors, repair room for the man who D
Is that work in charge, a bed room for
e night operator, and the public tele- 4
zone booth will be at the head Of the u
airs in the front of the building. New o.
erators are to be trained in order that y
ely may act as substitutes in case of @
lergency.