The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-05
RANDOLPH

The death of William n. Bailey &C
Cured on Sunday, the result OF shocl
of apoplexy with which he was stricken
about three months ago, and from which
he had never rallied so as TO be able q
talk. Mr.. Bailey was taken to the sana
forum several weeks ago for care, but
this did not seem TO improve his condi
ton and he gradually failed Mr. Bailey
was II years and nine months old, and
for long time had lived in town. De
ceased is survived by his adopted dsugh'
ter, Miss Ida Bailey, who has been faith
full in her ministrations TO him. The fu-
neral services were held from the home
on Central street Tuesday forenoon, and
the remains were taken to Woodstock
for burial in the family lot.
A serious automobile accident occurred
on the Braintree road Monday evening
when Alva Campbell was out with his
car accompanied by Wayne Clafin, Ray
mond Campbell and Ernest Austin. Mr..
Campbell, while driving very rapidly,
lost control of his car and they ran into
a telephone pole, cutting it off twice and
throwing some of the occupants out,
damaging the car very badly. Mr.. Camp
bell, who was at the wheel did not re-
ceive serious injury and escaped with a
little hurt TO one foot. Wayne Clatlin
injured his arm and Raymond Campbell
was injured about the head, his face
having been cut quite badly.
Harold Sharpe of Boston is in town
this week to visit his mother, Mrs. H. r.
Sharpe of Central street.
Mrs. Dana of Mddlesex, who has been
in town TO visit Mrs. Henry Bagley, left
Tuesday for her home.
Miss Vernie Chamberlin, teacher in
Saxonville, Mass, arrived here Tuesday
to pass her vacation in town with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Nellie Banyea and her grand
mother, Mrs. Smith, left Tuesday for
Highgate to pass a couple of months.
The Woman's Relief corps voted $40 at
a late meeting for the benefit of the Red
Cross work.
Mrs. L. W. Pratt of Morish, n. Y,
has come to pass a few days with her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank |
Stiles.
d. D. Hudson of Warren was the guest
Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bohonon and their daugh- !
ter, Neva Bohonon, Of Chelsea, have been
here for a visit with Mrs. Ellen Latti-
mer and her daughter, Miss Doris Lat
timer. Other guests in the same house
for the last few days were Mrs Brine
Kidder and son and Miss Mata Harvey
of Rochester.
DIR. and Mrs. w. H. Sisson left Tues
day for White River Junction, where
they will visit the formers parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Sisson.
Miss Blanche Shepard, teacher in
New Hampshire, was in town Tuesday
for short stay with her sister, Mrs
J. H. Williams.
Mrs. Edith Goodrich Sibley OF Char
lotte, n. c., who is in South Royalton
for two months stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodrich, was in
town over Monday night to see her cous
in, Miss Myrtle Clifford who went to
California to seek a position as a teach
er, where her sister, Miss Myrnie Gift
ford, is at present in a medical college.
Miss Fleda Martin went to Brandon
Tuesday for few days stay with her !,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Martin.
Miss Emma Moses went to East Ded-
ham, Mass, Tuesday, where she was ,
called by the illness of her aunt. I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Rood of Boston are
in town for few days with Mr.. and ]
Mrs. C. D. Sanborn.
Elton Hull, John Barron, Alton Nc
Murphy, Leamont Smith and Peter Pic '
lles were all accepted in an army exam a
nation at Burlington this week and J
granted a short leave to come home. All r
returned on Wednesday night Fred
.ashua was also accepted this week and |
will, after a couple of days, go to Bur d
ington. David Hedding, a fellow by
he name of Davis and Max Thomas v
AVE also gone for examination.
Mrs. Hutchins who has been in Worees- u
err, Mass for nearly six weeks with her ;,
laughter, Miss Mildred Hutchins, re-
urned to her home Wednesday night.
Miss Ada Fits of Boston has been q
n town with Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fits
his week and Wednesday left for North r
ED for short stay. A
Mrs. S. p. Jocelyn is at the home of
ct parents, MI. ana AFs w. II, lHd1n- r
ers, and will remain there during the
bsence of her husband, who is first lieu r
enant in the 10th L. S. infantry, soon P
0 go to France. Lieut.. Jocelyn has been
n officer in the Sd u. S. infantry, but il
as recently been transferred to the 10th, IL
'hich will go earlier to the fighting
one. The couple, who were married
few months ago, have been at Eagle
ass, Tex, until two weeks ago, when
1ey came to New York, Lieut.. Jocelyn Al
, sail for France and Mrs. Jocelyn to h,
,me here.
John S. Washburn, who died on June f
| at Oakland, Call was born in Ran re
olph Dec. 30, 1888. He was the young
It of three brothers, who went to Cali
'rnia to seek their fortune. All were at
Try successful.