The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-18
RANDOLPH
Mrs. ]. w. Raymond Died Suddenly
Friday Afternoon at the Sanatorium.

| Lie community WINS GRAVY ehoNN'
on Friday afternoon TO learn of III
death of Mrs. j. w Raymond, who die
suddenly at the sanatorium, where sh
had been for an operation, and wa
thought to be making good recover!
Mrs Raymond underwent an operatio
the 9TH of this month, as it is under
stood, and up to the early afternoo
had been comparatively comfortable
Mrs. Raymond was the daughter of tn
late Martin Tewksbury, whose deaf
occurred this summer, and nearly all o
her life had been passed in town, wher
she had large circle of friends who vii
regret TO hear of her death. Deceased /
survived by her husband and adopted
son; a sister and step-mother.
Mrs. Henry Fits, after a several weeks
stay in Tunbridge with relatives, re
turned home on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Huse returned
Friday from several days stay in
Windsor, where they have been with
their son, Roy Huse, and family.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur Bean of Brooklyn
N. Y, were in town on Friday, coming
from Brookfeld, where they have been
for a few weeks.
The prudential committee of the high
school have engaged Leo S. Kornhauser
of Plattsburg, N. Y, as instructor in
commercial subjects and coach for atb-
IS -
Mass, who was instructor in French and
English here last year, has resigned to
accept position in Avon, Mass, and her
place has not yet been filed.
Mrs. David Hamilton better known
here as Ruth Flint, came from Burling-
ton on Saturday for an indefinite stay
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.,
Flint. Mr.. Hamilton, who is now sta
toned at Fort Ethan Allen, expects TO
be transferred TO Charlotte, n. c., soon,
and Mrs. Hamilton viii remain here.
Earl S. Berry of Albany, N. Y, signal
inspector of the N. Y. c. R, R., left Sat
urday for his home after passing sew
eral days at the A. j. Wilson farm.
Mrs. G. A. Chedel, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gaylord are
passing a week at Mascoma lake at the
Jhedel cottage.
DIR. NJ. L. Hannahs, who has been in
N. Y, on a visit to his
mother has returned and gone to Fort
Ethan Allen to join the veterinary
orps
Miss Carrie Lille and Mrs. Cora Rob
inns returned on Friday from a several
lays stay in Montpelier with their
'rother.
Richard NJ. Rowell has gone to Cald-,
veil n. j., with a carload of cows.
Miss Carrie Eaton has returned from
visit of a few days in Rochester.
Miss Alice Young of Enosburg Falls
as been the guest of Mrs. j. F. Tewks-
ury since Monday at their cottage on
be Braintree road
Miss Marion Salisbury went to New
lgton, Conn, Thursday to visit Miss
Harriet Wells for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, w. Tracy motored
ere from Westfeld, n. j., and are the
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wilson.
Ladies night was observed at the
range on Saturday night with a good
ram consisted of a farce, How the
tory Crew." and two selections given
2 the Hutchinson Girls quartet. The
dies taking part in the farce were
RS. G. f. Carrigan, Mrs. T. c. Wells, :
RS. G. w. Dukette, Mrs. C. S. Booth,
RS May Goodheart, Mrs 4. +. Man !,
ester, Mrs. o. n. Gates and Miss
ate Connolly. F.. N. Chapman, the
aster of the Bethel grange, was present
ID made few remarks, and L. ovid
of Middlesex, and Arthur Brown of /,
,rlin were also present. +
W. A. Mcintosh was in Mortified over q
lursday night to visit his sister, and
turned Friday to go to Woodstock for u
veral days. il
Miss A. G. Northrop of New York City, a
10 has been with her sister, Mrs. Al 81
ID Webster, and her brother, o. p. NJ
,rthrop, for a few days, left on Fri fl
Y. al
Mrs. Florence Hamblin, after few e,
Us at her home on Randolph avenue, h,
,urned to the sanatorium on Friday +,
care and treatment. w
William Blanchard, now stationed at %
W Haven, Conn, is in town for Ii
,rt stay to visit his mother, Mrs. @. f. de
OF, before being called south with his IT
npany. in
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