The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-02-11
RANDOLPH

| William jackson, who has been at the
sanatorium for Che last ten days while
recovering from an operation for appen'
dicitis, was able TO leave there on Thurs
day and go to his home.
b. H. Chadwick of Concord, n. H.
stopped off here on Thursday from bus
mess trip in the north part of the state,
and visited his father, Silas Chadwick.
DIR. r.. A. Richardson went Wednesday
to Franklin, n. H., for a weeks visit
with relatives.
Mrs. j. P Clifford has gone to Barton
for a several days stay with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Folsom.
About seventy-fve people visited the
rest room last month, most of them from
this town and vicinity.
Charles BIodgett has been confined to
the bed for the last four weeks with
rheumatism, and Mrs. Blodgctt is also
in very frail health.
Mrs. Il. G. White returned Monday
from three weeks stay in Concord,
n. H., with her sister, Mrs. Charles New.
ton.
Melvin Harvey Smith and Miss Elga
May Miles of Braintree were married by
Rev Fraser Metzger on Tuesday, Feb.
8, at the Bethany parsonage.
Mrs Emily James. who returned from
Castleton with MIR and Mrs. w. S. S.
Buck has gone to East Randolph for
short stay.
The night trains on Tuesday were de-
tanned here, or about two miles south
of here, by the breaking of a journal
under car loaded with tale, and the
track was not cleared till eight o'clock
the next morning.
Miss Laura Dean of Tunbridge, who
has been boarding with Mrs. c. 5. Booth
while attending school here, has been
i'll for four weeks and went to her home
but later she came back to the sanato
rum, where she is making favorable
recovery.
S. S. Whitcomb underwent the ampu-
tation OF one of his legs above the knee
at the sanatorium on Thursday morning
and seems to be doing well. Mr.. Whit
comb has been suffering severely for the
last five weeks, the trouble first appear
ing in his little toe, which was operated
upon last week, but with little or no re-
lief.
The annual meeting OF the Merchants
association will be held next week |
Thursday evening at the inn, and follow |
ing the banquet, the members win be |
addressed by James Hartness, president |
Of the Jones & Lamson company of |
Springfield. Mr.. Hartness viii take for |
his topic, agricultural Extension Work
In Vermont" Supt. Patterson will also
speak on THE Three RS; and their Re-
alton to the Greatest Art"
Mrs. Charles Ordway of Mortified is
being entertained this week by Mrs.
Roswell Holbrook.
Mrs. P. c. Dodge underwent an oper
ltion on Thursday morning for appen-
licitis and is doing well.
r. H. s. basketball team gained vic
DRY at Rochester, "a to 6.
d. II. Dyke has finished work for the
Ierd brothers and expects to go to Sprin-
ield soon TO take a position.
Dwight Adams, who has been i'll for a
onple of weeks. although better, is not
ret able to resume his studies at Dart
mouth.
f. L. Harvey, engaged recently as
eacher of commercial subjects and ath'
etic coach, suffered collapse, and has
een obliged to return to his home in
lynn, Mass, leaving the place vacant.
Bethany Sunday school viii hold a pa
riotic service at the church next Sun
ay at IL o'clock, which the public are
lvited.
Mrs. Levi Needham, who is at the san
torium recovering from a surgical oper-
ton. is making good recovery.