The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-17
RANDOLPH
Village and Town Adopt Regulations
Concerning Infantile Paralysis.

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Concerning Infantile Paralysis.
The local board of health of the incor'
porated village of Randolph has issued
the following rules and regulations
against the cause, development and
spread of infantile paralysis. ~ All
children under l6 years of age coming
from any town in this state, or any
other state known to be infected with
infantile paralysis into the above named
village of Randolph, shall be placed in
quarantine for two weeks from the date
l6 years OF age, residents of the incor-
porated village OF Randolph, are hereby
prohibited from entering any town in
this state or any other state known to
be infected with infantile paralysis. (3)
Any child under is years of age residing
in the incorporated village of Randolph,
who shall enter any town in this state,
or any other state where infantile par
alysis exists, shall, upon his or her re-
turn to the above named village of Ran
dolph, be placed in quarantine for two
weeks. az These regulations shall con-
tinue in force in the village of Randolph
until vacated by written order signed
by the secretary of the state board OF
health or the local health officer. A sim
liar notice has also been issued by the
town board of health.
Mrs. Anna Sprague, who has been sew
eral days with Mrs. Florence Osteyee,
was summoned to her home Monday by
the death of cousin, who died from the
effects of a shock Mrs. Sprague left |
at once for her home in Ausable Forks,
n. Y.
Mrs. f. T. Sault returned Monday |
from several days stay in Derry, n.
H., Swampscott and Boston, Mass,
where she has been with her sons.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard Holman of Ran
somville, n. Y, have come to pass
week with Mr.. Holman's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Holman.
Miss Mabel Hamilton has closed her
teaching in Derby for the season and
is passing her vacation here with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton.
Mrs. Martin Sumner and her daughter
came from Braintree on Monday TO be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Flint.
Mrs. James Oney, who sustained
slight shock last week, seems to be I'M
proving and is now able to be up cou-
Pile of hours each day.
Miss Ethel Greene gave small party
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs o. r. Greene, the occasion being her
2lst birthday. Seven of her young lady
friends were invited to lunch with her
and the evening was passed in social :
manner, all enjoying the same. :
Mrs Orson Woodcock. after passing :,
/ week in town with Mrs. Will Pitkin,
eft Monday for her home in Plaintield.
Mrs. Emeline Noyes OF Chelsea has
been with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Powers
or ten days, returning home Monday.
Miss Edith Abbott Of New York has
lrrived for several days stay with Mr.. ;,
Ind Mrs. C. d. Sanborn.
Miss Maud Hatch has come from :,
cambridge, Mass, for two weeks stay !
lere with her sister, Miss Alice Hatch.
sunday Misses Alice and Maud Hatch,
frs. Lora Michaels and Mrs. jeanette
iarwood were in Bethel to visit Harold =
'undy, who was there for the day from
'ort Ethan Allen, returning that night. a,
Mrs. L. A. Pinney and two children, ;,
fter passing several days here with Mrs.
Ienry Allen, left Monday for Mortified
alls, where they went for a few days
tay with friends before returning to
Mass, where they reside. II
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Baird, after visiting u
/ Hanover, n. H., were the overnight
isitors of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. Neil, and s.
sturned to their home in Waitsfeld
mday. NJ
Arthur Austin returned Sunday from
several days stay in Gardner, Me-, on
18th his uncle, A. j. Bell, and family. NJ
Mark Abbott of Burlington was the
TEST of his father, Eugene Abbott, over Fla
nnday. His son, having been here for
lie last two weeks, also returned home We
/ Sunday.
Euclyed Waters and Miss Ruth al
nurchill of Brandon were guests of Mr.. Az
'aters' grandmother, Mrs. j. E. French,
lnday. Other guests at the same home las
ere Gordon Murray from the Bread
,af inn, Ripton; Robert Tisdale and Wis
70 young ladies from East Middlebury. Sa
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ash who have his
EN- employed in town for the summer,
i've gone to Granville, expecting en- las
oyment there for the rest of the sea
n. Do
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