The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
RANDOLPH
Sanatorium Bag Day Was Marked Sue
cess with Many Contributions.

Sanatorium Bag Day Was Marked Sue
cess with Many Contributions.
The annual bag day for the benefit of
the sanatorium, arranged by the Sanato-
rum Aid society, was great success,
and substantial sum was realized by
the same. The Junior Aid society dis
tributed bags nearly week before the
day, and again collected them, thus CIV.
ing assistance TO the ladies of the aid
society. II was estimated that the
amount realized in money and goods was
S27O75, AT the sanatorium to receive
the gifts, were Mrs Homer White, pres
dent, and her assistants, Mrs. Is. ID. Du-
Bots. Mrs. V. A. Grant, Mrs. +. II. Allis,
Mrs. L. A. Russlow and Mrs. A. 4. Bass,
and these were also assisted by Miss
Marion Bullard, the matron. The con.
tributions were as follows: S2s,75 in
money, $l2 worth of groceries, five tum-
bers, eight sherbert glasses, four bed
spreads, two blankets, three puffs, two
pairs pillows, two dozen wash cloths,
four dozen towels, five tray cloths, eight
bushels apples, 20 bushels potatoes, 100
pounds squash, IS pounds cabbage, ten
pumpkins, II bushels mixed vegetables,
a quantity of old cotton, and one years
subscription to the Womans Home Com
panion Mrs Florence Hamblin who is
a patient at the sanatorum, gave cab
met sewing machine, sewing table, bed
pan, bedding, toilet set, water pitcher,
two basins two pillows and three sauce
pans.
Dr. 7. P. Clifford returned on Saturday |
night from a two weeks absence in New
York and other cities.
Mrs Lucinda Cleveland is teaching in
East Roxbury as a substitute for Miss
Leila Webster, who is in New York for
treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs Frank Grove is still at the sana
torium, i'll with typhoid fever, but thus
far is having mild run of the disease.
w. M. Hatch of Arlington, Mass. has
been recent guest of his brother, H, l..
Hatch.
Dr. M. IL Hannahs was in town Satur-
day, coming from Fort Ethan Allen for
a short leave of absence, with friends
here
News has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Erwin C. Bigelow of De-
troit, Mich.
Mrs. A. B. Holmes, who has been at
the inn for the most part of the sum
mer is now in Burlington for couple
of weeks. before going to her home in 7,
Boston for the winter. /.
Robert Thayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. :
Ben Thayer, has been transferred with /
bic Il nlI EotJ |
South San Antonio, Tex, to Fort Sill, .
Oklahoma, where he is located in bar .
racks. /;
Mrs. Claude Locklin and her two chill d
dren have com efrom st. Adams to pass \
the winter with her father, +. A. Forth, =
her husband, who enlisted recently, hav-
ing sailed for France Oct 3.
Randolph raised for the second Liberty
loan an even $l5O,000 OF this $4,000 g
came in on Oct p to the Randolph C
bank, which kas full nearly all
lay, remaining open till 10 O'Clock that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Minuse of New ',
York have arrived to pass a few days u
With Mrs. w B. Wall, fter which they will
assist Mrs. Wall in closing her house for
he winter Mrs. Wall will remain with
1er sister, Mrs. Strong, for time, and
alter expects to go to Florida for the II
winter, accompanying Mrs. Strong. T
Alva Bohonon, who has passed sew Z
raj winters in the soldiers homes in a.
'ther places, has decided to remain here
or the winter, having rented rooms in ~
he Burridge block re
Mrs. Frank Barden of Clifornia was A.
ecent guest of her cousin, Mrs A. T.
Jeff. i,
son was born Saturday to Mr. and hi
lrs. Thomas ST. Lawrence, who live on fu
lark street.
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