The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-29
RANDOLPH
Public Aroused By Alleged Stealing OF
Cattle.

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w. III. Pelton has been losing cattle
which were in pasturage, and II is under
stood that Nj. G, Rowel has also lost
some, States Attorney j.. G. Sherburne
has taken the matter up, and on Friday
several We're in town, some of whom
were under suspicion, and were here for
n hearing, Hon. Frank Plumley Of
Mortified was in town at the Office of
Mr., Sherburne with others, presumably
as counsel for some of the accused par
ties. Paul Tinkham, the officer from
Rochester, has been in town for couple
of days, but the result of the hearing
has not yet been divulged.
Mrs. Florence Miner, who has been in
town with relatives for the last six
weeks, left on Friday for Montpelier
for short visit, after which she will go
to Canada.
Mrs, Dwight Fisher left Friday for
Boston, where she will visit her broth
er, who is soon TO be called into serv-
ice.
Mrs. II. II. Paige returned on Friday
from few days stay In Burlington
WIN HeT son, INdNHouu Ibigt.
w. r. Sargent has sold his house and
furnishings on Summer street to Lin
coin Morse, who win take possession
about the first of October.
j. II. Callahan joined Mrs. Callahan
at Orange, Mass, this week, where they
will remain for about a week before
their return here.
Miss Hortense Flint is taking a weeks
vacation from the store of H. NJ. Tot
man, and is passing the time at the
home of her parents in South Royalton.
A daughter was born Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs NJ w. Campbell, who live on
Central street.
w. S. Crane has returned from a trip
to Boston, where he was from Thursday
till Monday.
Cyril Angel was at Hanover, N. H.,
the first of the week, passing the time
with his Dartmouth college friends.
Miss Mary Oney returned on Monday
from a visit of few days in Palmer,
Mass.
A. n. Kathan, who fell down stairs
Monday is in serious condition from
the effects of the fall, his mind not be-
ing clear, and he is badly bruised about
the face.
Mrs. Ida Vinton of West Somerville, |
Mass, was the guest of Mrs. C. II. Jones
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bryant and their
son, Carroll of Mortified were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Josyln the first
Of the week.
A daughter, Mary, was born to Mr.. !,
and Mrs Thomas Connolly, jr, in Ekala |
IA, Mont, Sept. 10, the child being
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Connolly of this place.
The sale of season tickets for the en-
.ertainment course has been sufficient /
% warrant the same for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard and Cliff
ord D. Battles motored to Springfield,
Mass, on Saturday to visit Ralph G. !
Priest at the home of Miss Amelia Fisk
Ralph has good position in East
Springfield, testing guns for the war.
A. A. Priest, guardian of Frank Trask
las sold his farm in the 0. w. Brock
way neighborhood to Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
4. Cole for 50 600 Mr.. Cole. who is the
manager of the Moulton stock farm,
will not occupy the same at present.
Miss Helen G. Blanchard has gone to
northampton, Mass, to visit her Smith
.ollege friends, and from there will go
o Springfield, Mass, and Syracuse, n. Y.
Miss Jane Wardwell returned to Bur-
ington the first of the week, accompa
lied by Mrs w. r. Chambers, and her
laughter. Mrs s. P. Jocelyn, ir.
M. T. Merrill had pig stolen and sew
N bushels of potatoes which had been
lug. ready for delivery, were stolen from
he barn of Mrs. D. T. Dyer.