The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Belle Reyes of Washington, ID. 9,
Is passing several days here with Mrs
Emily Burroughs, in company with Mis'
Angie Pike Of Mortified.
Mrs. Mark Morse and her aunt, who
has been her guest for two weeks, went
on Saturday to Grafton, where they will
visit Mrs. Morse's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
#. o. Mortified.
Mrs. Charles Waldo, after passing sew
eral days with Mrs. A. G. Putnam, left
on i.aturday for her home in Bethel, but
will return her, for treatment from pr
Clifford for a trouble of long standing,
Mrs. Cleveland of Somerville, Mass,
after being the guest of her sister. Mrs
w. II. Gadding, for the last two weeks,
went to her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamson and Mrs.
A. G.. Putnam, son and daughter, went
to Fairlee lake Sunday to pass week,
and will be Joined there by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Neville of Concord, who came with
their daughter to spend the time with the
family.
Mrs. Leland Hall or Pennsylvania, aft
er being away from this place for a
year and half, game on Saturday to
pass the time till September with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. S. Buck.
Mrs Hall is better known here as Doro-
thy Buck, who left here more than a
year ago to be married and since that
time has lived near Pittsburg, Pa, Mr..
n 10 p,ttl Nd
by auto to meet her and take her across
the mountain.
Dr. and Mrs. c. j. Rumrill have re-
turned from stay in Strafford and they
also visited Lake Sunapee while absent.
Arthur Rumrill, who has been passing
his vacation here, has returned to his
home in Boston,
Mrs. Pearl Campbell is taking her va
cation from the suit department of the
+. A. Thomas store, and Miss Jane Wad- |
leigh is taking her place during her alb
sence. Miss Wadleigh's place is sup
piled at the desk by Miss Mildred Hatch.
Among those who have been drawn
for the army are Elmer Sault, Everett
Bingham, DR.. Ssson, E. H, Loveland, the
county agent, and several others at the
Center. Harold Gilman, who came here
from the west, was also drawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Larock and son,
Charles Larock, and wife of Forestdale,
and Mrs. Trolley of Leicester were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. French on
Sunday. They made the trip by auto
across the mountain.
The proprietor of the cheese factory [
at Randolph Center, N. A. Economu, who
last week was arrested for theft by one
of his employees and after trial was &C !
quilted, brought suit against his en-
ployes on Saturday and the parties were
arrested and, failing to get bail, were
taken to Chelsea by Officer D. D. Howe.
The action was for damages from the re-
suit of the first trouble.
Several weeks ago a crippled peddler,
selling court plaster, was in town, and
t was rumored that the plaster was in
'ected with germs of disease. DR.. Bal !
specimens and sent them to the state +
laboratory of hygiene at Burlington for
analysis. The report came back "Cul- :
ures of these samples were steril," !.
meaning that they were free from germs !
G. Z. Root has been in serious state
If health for several weeks and for the
asst week has been unable to attend to !
lis business at the store, and Mrs. Root '
las been supplying his place. Mr.. Root I
g suffering from heart trouble and t.
ther complications.