The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-02
RANDOLPH

| Mrs William Mann, who was stricken
with a shock several weeks ago is now
slowly regaining her speech, which was
entirely gone. She is now able to speak
a few words.
weeks in Springfield, Mass, has returned.
| The Rebekah district meeting held here
on Wednesday evening was great sue
cess, there being good attendance and
delegates from several of the surrounding
towns. Mrs. Emma Rand, the assembly
president, was present and Miss Emma
II. Gates of Ludlow, the assembly secre-
tary, was also here. The meeting was
under the charge of the district deputy
president Mrs. Mary Freeman, who pre-.
sided during the evening. Fern lodge gave
the degree work and the opening and
closing. Mortified lodge gave the ballot
ing. During the evening Mrs. Julia Cum
mings and Miss Julia Cummings gave
very acceptably, piano duet, and Rev.
S. G. Suitor gave short address. Among
those present from out of town were
Mrs. Clara Cass Hulett and Mrs Baker
of Rochester, c. o. Spaulding, Mrs. ]. d.
Wheeler, Mrs. Luella kdder and Others
from Bethel, Mrs. Floy Sturtevant and
her sister, Mrs. Gilman, of st. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould left on
Thursday for Lock Haven, going with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Wyman, jr., of Gays
vile, to close their cottage for the win
ter
Mrs. Mary Freeman went to Tunbridge
on Thursday to visit friends, and Mrs. |
Emma Rand went to South Royalton Fri |
day TO attend the Rebekah lodge at that |
place before returning to her home at
Saxtons River.
day night at the Dubois & Gay hall was
a decided success in every way. About |
one hundred dance tickets were sold ard |
one hundred and thirty concert tickets,
which amounted to about $780, The
expenses were about 500, and the pro
ceeds for the sale of refreshments,
amounting to SIS will be devoted to the
y NJ. G. A. war fund The dance com
mittee were B. X. Madigan, R. II. Ord
way, Hugh Seaver and Frank Blakely.
Mrs. w. R. Sargent, son, Simon, and
Miss Elsie Kilburn have returned to
Fla. having been met in
New York by Mr.. Sargent, who pre-
,eded them
John Udall OF Pennington, n H., is
passing few days with his mother, Mrs.
Julia UdalI, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. N,
Nardner
w. L. Rand has returned from brief
'isit III Bellows Falls and has resumed
lis mail route.
Miss Hester Brooks, who has been Sc
iously i'll from relapse of typhoid fe-
er, is now thought to be gaining
Mr. and Mrs George Boyce of Roxbury
ave been in town for few days, the
uests of relatives.
Mrs George Panton, who has been an
Invalid for several years, was stricken /,
18th shock on Tuesday afternoon and
ell to the floor Mr. Panton, who was
ut at the time, returned to find her on {
he floor The left side is entirely nelp-
,ss, and her mind is also affected.
Frank D. Jones has been appointed
ssistant county agent of the state un-
err Thomas Bradlee, director of the ex
snsion service, with headquarters in
arlington He went there yesterday ;
, assume his duties. Mrs. Jones will d
,main for the present with w. A. Jones c
nd family.
Il. 7. Clahin has purchased of Mrs. C, y
Lazelle her interest in the Half Cen I
Try store, this being the interest of the
tie C. f. Lazele, and he is now the sole
gner of the same.