The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-11
RANDOLPH

p, F. Lamb of Detroit, Mich, arrived
here on Thursday to visit his niece, Mrs.
Frank Stiles
Mr. and Mrs. r. III. 0rdway have gone
on an auto trip to Worcester, Mass, to
visit Mr.. Ordway's father and will also
60 to Springfield, Mass, before their re-
turn.
Mrs. George Drew, who has been i'll for
several days, was not quite as well on
Thursday, but it is hoped that nothing
serious~will result from 1t. DIR. and Mrs.
Howard Drew, who came from Barre to
take care of them, have both been i'll at
the sanatorium, but at present they are
better.
Mrs. S. L. Minuse left on Thursday for
Boston, after passing several weeks with
her mother, Mrs W. B. Wall Mrs. Mi
muse will remain for time in Boston
and then proceed to New York Mrs Wall
is closing her house and will go to Mrs.
Strong's for a several weeks stay, till
they, decide where to pass winter.
H. j, Corwin motored from Lowell,
Mass, Saturday, and on Monday re
turned, taking Mrs. Corwin, who had been
with her sister Mrs. E. II. Allis, for some
time, home with him.
Miss Esther Stimets has come from
Northampton, Mass, where she is attend
ing the business college, to remain till
the quarantine is over Miss Lura Church
is also home from Plainfield, where she
is teaching, her school having been closed
for time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Thresher and son
Of Boston are passing the week with Mrs.
Threshers father Lyman Hutchinson.
Mrs. Cora Robbins and Miss Carrie Lii
lie returned home Saturday from Mont
peler, where they had been passing the
summer at the home of D. X. Lille.
H, NJ Smith has recently, through the
Il. A. Strout farm agency, sold the farm
formerly owned BY Charles Moawcod in
Rochester to Mr., and Mrs H. r. Brown
yer of Detroit, Mich, and possession will
be given the first of next January.
The Demeritt canning factory finished
canning for the season this week There
will, of course, be some work for small
number for time, till all is made ready
for shipment at any time.
Edward Busher has moved his family
to Windsor, where he has found employ
ment.
Robert T.. Sault, teacher in Lawrence,
Mass, is passing few days here while
the schools are closed in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Brown were in
Windsor Tuesday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Warwick, and also to take down
several things which are to be used in
their housekeeping,
II. NJ. Smith and A. c. Templeton have
gone on business trip to Boston and
Springfield, Mass. and also will extend
their journey to Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. B. G. Goodwin returned from
Barre on Thursday, where she was called
on Sunday by the very serious Illness Of
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID, G. Wilmot Mrs. Goodwin reports both
improving, and it is expected that their
recovery will be rapid.
George A. Watts, who came with his
brother Fred A. Watts, last spring from
Springfield, Mass, to take possession Of
the Charles Bent farm, which he pur-
chased, has moved to the Lucia place on
Central street, and his brother remains
on the farm.
Capt. j. p. Clifford, who has been at an
army school of instruction for officers of
the medical corps at Fort Ogelthorpe, Ca,
for the past two months, has been as.
signed TO duty at Camp Shelby, Hatties-
burg, Miss, and has gone there. Mrs Gif
ford viii join him there as soon as the
influenza epidemic is over.
Rev. Fraser Metzger, pastor of Bethany
church, has been granted the opportunity
to apply for admission to the field artil.
lery officers training school at Camp
Zachary Taylor, Louisville, KY, and he
applied at once through the Burlington
office Mr.. Metzger is in the present draft
age, deferred for call, reaching the age
of 46 Oct. 20 next. He has wife and
three small children, which with his pro-
fession would doubtless give him exemp-
ton if he cared to enter his claim
A notice from the state board of health
appeared at the postofliee on Thursday
announcing that no schools would be held
till further notice
Oct IL being Columbus day and legal
holiday, the bank and library will be
closed.