The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-31
RANDOLPH
One More Case of Typhoid Fever Devel-
ops and Another Is Suspected.

tHo ahu ShhohhNA 40 SaefNNNNNs
Another case of typhoid fever has de
veloped in the family of w. 4. Lamson
granddaughter, Thelms, the child o
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamson, and still an
other, the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs
Theron Brooks, whose mother and broth
er are already i'll with the disease, has
been i'll for several days with stomach
trouble, which 1t is expected will develop
into typhoid This would make six cases
all in the same family, where it is hoped
the disease may be controlled before
others become victims. The cause of the
trouble is still unascertained, though Il
is suspected it came from either the milk
or water at the farm where they have
spent part of their summer.
Work at digging up and repairing the
water main on Merchants Row has been
begun under the direction of the street
engineer, M. G. Ferry. 1t is understood
that as soon as this is completed the
street will be paved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ladue and two chill
dren of Niagara Falls, n. Y, are passing
the week here with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Ladue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ladue and son of Richmond and
daughter, Miss Della Ladue, have also
been with them.
George and William Standish were in
town this week, stopping over on their
way to Barre, where they went to pur-
chase truck for use on their farm in
Springfield.
Clyde Kellogg of Kansas City arrived
here Wednesday night coming to see his
mother, Mrs. R. H. Kellogg, who has
been ill for several weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lamb and daugh
ter, Beatrice, who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ w. Campbell for several
days, left Wednesday for Fitchburg,
Mass.
A. M. Hubbard returned home Satur
day from Hyde Park, having accompan-
led Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morton home.
Mrs. Alfred Hill of Pittsburg, Pa,
came Monday to be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G. f. Griswold, and the next
day the Griswold family accompanied
her by auto to northampton, Mass.
f. f. Briggs has been obliged to re-
sort to the use of crutches on account of
varicose veins.
Mrs. F. L. Bixby has come from New
ark, N. J., to visit her mother, Mrs. j. G.
Alden, at the home of A. j. Curtis.
The board of village trustees have APP
pointed Norman w. Bromley chief of the
police and NJ G. Ferry, policeman. The
other members of the corps have not
been appointed.
Misses Gladys Cantlin and Margaret
Harrison of Lebanon, N. H., came Tues
day to attend Honeymoon Lane" and
will visit friends here before returning. S
Miss Adeline Case of West Springfield a
is passing the week with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Priest a
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Menard of East
Barnet have come for visit with their !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Menard. /
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks has gone to Hyde A
Park, Mass, to visit her son, Fred Fair
banks, and family.
1tOlSt u. cOolND VI 4NEN IpIh wy |
vas here the first of the week, the guest !
If his cousin, Mrs. G. H. Jones.
Mrs. Paul f. Smith and son, Paul, ir,,
# Schenectady, n. Y, are the guests Of Y
Or. and Mrs. G. L. Hodges at the home 4
+ Miss Mary Dubois. d
Mrs C. A. McCuin has returned from
several days visit at Highgate and 2
a.
Miss Ina Gabree of Waterbury was an
ver-Sunday visitor of her sister, Mrs.
. r. Briggs, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Il
). F. Briggs. s.
being entertained this week by Miss a,
nnie Gilbert Bell. Ids
Mrs Mary Newton and daughter, Miss 81
Iberia, have been recent guests of w. S. tie
nd Miss Katherine Crane. Miss New
IN is a teacher in the New York school v
ethical culture. in
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Somers and chill
rem of Waterbury motored here from w
'aterbury, Conn, and have been at Ran vi
1lph Center and a part of last week ur
icy were III DIlslOis accompanied DY IN
RS. Somers' sister, Mrs. +. o. Copeland
DR.. B. F. Lutman of the University of ii,
ermont and Harold L. Bailey of Brad
I'D came Tuesday to inspect the crop 80
the Randolph Center Potato Growers At
sociation, from whence seed is taken.
Mrs. J. H. Dubois was in Montpelier
inday to see her brother, Harry Gis.
'rne, who left that day to join his regi-
emit in Washington, d. C. Mrs Du-
us sister, Miss Mabel Osborne, accom- Is
MED her home he
Mrs. NJ L. Washburn, after passing
me time in Burlington, the guest of foi
neral and Mrs. C. P Miller, has arrived
re and is now with Mrs. B. d. Dubois fol-
Mrs. Thomas Fitch closed a visit of
month here at the home of her brother, we
/. Z. 0. Blanchard on Thursday night ter
d left for her home in Chicago the
Mrs. Edwin Jones is visiting her hus. Cr'