The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-18
RANDOLPH

u. B. Lamb of Detroit, Mich after
passing several days here with his niece
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stiles
left on Thursday for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Hewitt came from
Putney on Thursday to spend an indef-
mite time with w 4. Martin
Rev. w. t. Sparhawk Of Barnet is
passing the week with his sister, Miss
NJ. Blanche Sparhawk.
II. +. Folsom, who for several years
has been lanitor at the sanatorium. has
resigned TO accept similar position
at a hospital in Woodsyille, N. FL, which
he expects to assume next month.
Miss Hattie Sault nurse, Sergt. La
roy Merrill of the 9Th Pioneers and,
Harry J., Hatch of Battery +, l26th f.
A., have arrived safely overseas.
On arrival at Camp Sherman, Chilli.
Gothic, O., last week, Lieut.. Col Harry
b. Mcintyre found orders 10 proceed to
Fort Worth, Tex, whore he was assigned
to duty at Camp Bowie, His mother,
Mrs. +. L. Mcintyre, and his aunt, Mrs.
Chandler, accompanied him there TO re-
main while he is in this country.
Lawrence Stockwell and Paul Russlow
have enrolled in the students army
training corps at the University Of Yer
mont, going to Burlington last Thursday
for examination
Donald Salisbury has been indicted
into the heavy artillery and goes to Fort
Constitution, Portsmouth, n. H., Sun
day, TO begin service.
Charles Church Of Worcester, Mass,
was in town over Sunday with HIS moth
er, Mrs. H. H. Church.
Nelson LaFrancis Of East Randolph.
aged 81, went on the night train Tues
day to Portsmouth, n H., to take up
shipbuilding Mr.. LaFrancis has pitched
on and moved away 80 tons Of hay this
season and says he intends to look for
something easier, and has turned over
his farm to his son.
Mrs. D. N. Rice and children, after a
several days stay here with Mr.. and
Mrs. e. F. Briggs, have returned to their
home in Granville.
Daniel Larock of East Berkshire, who
has been at Portsmouth, NJ H., the last
few months engaged in shipbuilding,
stopped off here this week on his re-
turn and was the guest of G. w. Dan.
VOW.
Mrs. +. X. Whitelaw left here Thurs.
day for Newport, Va where her hus-
band is now engaged in government
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. P. Fish left Saturday
for Hartford, Conn, having been sum
moned by the serious illness OF Mrs
Fish's sister.
Mrs. Inez Segsr hasgone to Wells Riv-
er for few days stay with relatives
]. NJ. Smith has bought house on
Park street, formerly owned by Lewis
Steele, and now the property Of Barney
Shapiro.
Lincoln Morse, who has been in the
employ of the Sargent, osgood & Roundy
Co, has taken back the Parmenter store
property, and will move to Brookfield
from his Summer street home soon.
Fl. L. Smith has recently sold the farm
Of c, H Woodwork, to F. E. Warren Of
Rochester
Mrs. Francis Stevens of Woodstock
has been here for some time taking care
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Drew, who are
now much better.
DIR. Howard Drew and wife, who have
been at the sanatorium for care, are
now able to leave the institution and
are much improved.
A. George 0steyee, who was mem
Der of the crew of the y. s. s. Coving.
ton, until that ship was torpedoed and
sunk, has been assigned to the U. s. S.
Garcia Nv.
Miss Irene Merriam, who recently was
graduated from the Randolph sanato-
rum and enlisted as a Red Cross nurse,
has been sent to Camp Devens, where
she has work in the base hospital.
Miss Elsie 0sgood resigned Oct. 10 az
teacher in the second grade, to take
charge of the bookkeeping of the Sar-
gent, Osgood & Roundy company. Miss
Helen Howe will succeed her in that
grade, and Miss Howe's place will be
filed by Miss Doris Lattimer, who has
recently been employed in the drug store
Of H. A. Leonard.
Randolph has gone over the top in its
allotment of the fourth Liberty loan.
The number of Randolph subscriptions
to date is 34S.
A son, Henry Howard, was born on
Sunday at the sanatorium to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Belden of Rochester.
Miss Nettye Robbins, who recently
took short course in canteen work at
New York, has arrived overseas.
Laurence Leonard was in Burlington
Tuesday and Wednesday, to pass the
physical examination for naval work at
the recruiting station for admission to
the school at the University of Vermont,
established by the government,