The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-15
RANDOLPH
C. F. Stevens Property Sold to Mr. and
Mrs. Daniels of Warren.


Friday evening the sale of the beauti.
full home of G. Il. Stevens ON the High
lands was made known. The place was
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Daniels OF
Warren, who will come here and take
possession at once or as soon as the
house can be made vacant. The sale was
made through the local real estate deal
err G. A. 0sha and the consideration Is
$4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels have a
son and daughter. the latter being about
to enter high school. and the family also
numbers the mother of Mr.. Daniels.
Maxine, the ten.month- old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Earl Ford, died at the
sanatorium Wednesday morning, where
she was taken for treatment on Sunday
The child had been i'll from birth, from
mal-nutrition. The remains were taken
to Bethel on Friday for interment.
Articles of association have been filed
with the secretary of state by the Chand-
Ter Estate corporation of Randolph, with
\ capital stock of $4,000 The ineor-
porators are: Albert +. Chandler, Louis
A. Brigham and j. G., Sherburne.
There was hearing at the Randolph
inn Wednesday forenoon before the pub
lie service commission in regard to
petition for incorporation of the Ran
Ildolph Telephone exchange. The hear
ing opened before w. A. Dutton of Hard
wick and w. r. Warner of Vergennes,
Neil D. Clawson of Brattleboro, clerk.
j. G. Sherburne appeared as counsel for
the local telephone company, and Judge
L. M. Harvey of Montpelier for the
Orange County Telephone company. II.
NJ. Totman, president of the local com
pany; A. NJ. Hubbard, manager; E. g.
White and Carl Cushing of Bethel and
Dir. G. w. Scott were called in behalf OF
of the exchange, as witnesses in regard
to the condition of the lines. Later in
the hearing several Others were sum-
moned After much discussion and agi-
tation, final amendment was adopted
which allows the company TO incorporate
for the purpose of operating lines with
in the village and such lines as already |
exist outside, and a certificate OF incor-
poration was granted. An order for sell |
ing stock to the amount of $1,000 was |
also granted. Those from out of town
the Orange County Tele- |
phone company were: President Charles |
Spear of West Corinth, Vice President
G. r. Andrews of Mortified, Harry Dan
iels of East Montpelier, and DR.. Z. f.
Ellis of Brookfeld
For the third time the pupils of Mrs.
Ella Herrick johnson, teacher of draw
ing in the schools here, have won prizes
on drawing. This time Miss Zepherine
Jones, so recently i'll, won the first prize
for the month of November. Those who
have won the same are; Stan
hope Brigham, Marion Hollis, Stanley
Holman, Marcia Russlow and Eva Ruiz.
Mrs W w. Sprague left on Friday
morning to join her husband at Spring
field, Mass. for a short stay with him
The West Randolph grange held their
regular meeting on Saturday night with
/ good attendance, and an interesting
program as follows Music, by the or
,hestra; farce, Freezing His Mother-in-
aw," given by the members of the
grange; music, by the orchestra.
A large banquet is to be given at the !
parish house on Wednesday evening, |
when it is expected that board of
rade will be organized and plans will /
,e made known in regard to the new
hummer hotel which it is expected that a
New York parties will build in the near
uture.
Miss Laura Thresher left on Saturday i
or Boston, where she went to pass some +
ime with the Thresher brothers families L
t Melrose Highlands,
Mrs. Ernest Sargent, who came from t
Voodsville, n H., the first of the week
nd passed several days with her sister, +
irs. j. c. Sherburne, left on Saturday il
or her home. $
Mrs. Douglas Barclay and her little
aughter came from Barre on Saturday p
or short stay with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. B. A. Manchester. W
Mrs. Claude Locklin and two children fl
st. Albans who have been in town
he guests of Mrs. Locklin's father +. V
. Fortin, for two weeks left for their
ONE on Saturday. During their stay is
ere, Mrs Locklin has had severe at t,
ack of tonsilitis after which she was
ist able to take the journey.
c. G. Stevens returned on Saturday
'om several days stay in New York.
Irs. L. J. McG'able and little daughter,
orothy, who have been absent in New u
ork for the last seven weeks, also :,
,companied him from that place home. =
Mrs. n. G.. Greene left on Saturday for !"
ARE, where she was to pass several
iys with relatives. Her guest for two 10
eeks, Mrs. L. J. Harrington, of Boston, re
,companied her there to remain for %
lie time.
Mrs. Susan Parks of Barre is being III
ltertained at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Morse for several days, arriving ne
re on Saturday with Mrs Pliny Morse,
ho went I'm To come hack with her. 10