The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-11
RANDOLPH
II p. Hood & Sons Receiving About 4o,-
900 Pounds of Milk Daily.


The II. P. Hood g. Sons local receiving
station here is now handling milk, which
is shipped from Williamstown and White
River Junction over the Central Vermont
railroad, and the Passumpsic between
Wells River and White River Junction
in all amounting to about 10000 pounds
of milk daily. This is condensed under
the superintency of the new operator,
Arthur II. Shore, of Boston. L. F. But
man is the manager.
| Lightning struck the house of Mrs.
S. G. Gabrielle on Pleasant street during
a shower Friday afternoon at about
o'clock, splitting one of the rafters in
an open chamber, blowing out the fuse in
the chimney, scattering SCOT and ashes
in all directions, and burning out the
| fuse of the electric light. No great
damage was done, and that will soon be
adjusted by the insurance agent. 1t could
not be ascertained where it entered or
left the building, but its resence was con-
fined to the chimney, although some of
the shingles were torn off, and hole
blown in the roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urquhart of West Som
erville, Mass, who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. W. Fl. Gladding for several
days, returned to their home on Satur-
day. Mrs. Cleveland, Mrs. Gladding's sis
ter, is also here from Somervile for
several days stay.
Mrs. d. B. Fassett was summoned to
Brandon on Saturday by the serious ILL.,
ness of her brothers family, consisting
Of seven members, some of whom are
critically i'll with pneumonia. Her
daughter accompanied her to Brandon.
Mrs. j. c. Wells went to Keene, n. H.,
Saturday for two weeks visit with her |
daughter, Mrs. Gus Wetmore.
Mrs. Emery of Boston, who has been |
passing three weeks with her uncle and |
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Emery, left |
on Saturday for her home.
Mrs. A. G. TempIeton went to Mont
pelier on Saturday to visit her mother
who is now living in the city.
Mrs. Z. E. St. Lawrence went to Wind.
sor Saturday for short visit with her
brother, Mr.. Carr.
A patriotic meeting was held at the
"a bhf nail oA NNth- |
ing at the movies" with Rev. III. f.
Hinkley and NJ. M. Wilson for speak
srs. Pictures of the work of the army
we're given. The hall was filled to over
lowing.
Miss Nellie McGrath of Concord. n. H.,
$ a guest at Camp Comfort for a week.
Roy l.. johnson enlisted at Hanover,
he a,,;a | =
ion section of the signal corps, U. 5.
Irmy. He expects to be ordered to the ]
Institute of Technology l
he first of this week to take a course in T
eroplane engine construction and repair
which is to be in his line of service. From
here he will be transferred to some avi- r
tion base. II
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Traverse of Med .
eld, Mass, have arrived in town to pass
everal weeks with Miss Valentine Pack
I'd and other relatives.
d. +. Sargent OF North Randolph has {
old to G. H. Adams OF South Barre !
our choice bred full blooded registered I
ersey cows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. I. Sulley of Boston c
ave come to pass the summer at the "
ONE OF Mrs. A. +. Kendriek. Il
A son, Howard Ralph, was born to Mr.. u
nd Mrs. Ralph Hill on the Rowell farm .
n Friday. y
Ninety three names were registered at :
he Randolph rest room during the y
Ionth of May. ..
Donald and Marion Salisbury and Hell m
! Merrill came Friday to pass the sum- ID
er at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4, II
alisbury They were accompanied by r
ISIS Harriet Wells of Newinton, Conn. n,
no, with Miss Salisbury and Miss Mer- v,
H. were members of the graduating m
ass at Beechwood School for Girls, at te
snkintown, Pa. II
Victor A. Grant has purchased the Ia
indsome new house being built by ps
narles Reynolds. on the corner of Pros ii
,ct avenue and Prospect street. and as pl
on as it is completed will move at to
ice from the G. 0. Howe house on EN- r.
son terrace, in which he has lived III
nee its completion. Miss Flora Bell til
i'll take the vacant house. moving from of
e house of Mrs. j. w. Rowell on Ran te