The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-12
RANDOLPH

Miss Jennie Johnston OF Lebanon, N
H., arrived here on Friday for few
days stay with her sisters, Mrs. w. r.
Edison, and Miss Maud Johnston.
1t was understood that the i'll per
sons in town from the influenza and
pneumonia were much more comfortable
on Friday, and there are at present less
new cases. II is thought that the crisis
is past now, and all seem TO be i'm.
proving.
G. Fl. Crandall and family, who have
for years lived in Burlington, will come
to Randolph about the middle of the
| month and have rented a house belong
| ing to Mrs. l. d. Litchfeld on the Row
ell Addition, from which Frank Gray
| recently moved, which they will make
| their home. Mr.. Crandall is a brother
of Mrs. Il. I. Salisbury and will have
position in the Salisbury furniture
| factory. Mr.. Crandall is an architect,
well known here, he having made the
plan for the high school building in this
town.
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley W. Slayton, for
mer proprietors of the restaurant. now
| conducted by Harry Mitchell, have TO
Gently opened the Milford inn at Mil
| ford, Y. II. Since leaving here they
have conducted the Hartford inn at
| Hartford.
Miss Claire Rand of Watertown,
Mass, yeowoman of the navy reserve
at the Charlestown navy yard, is pass
ing a weeks furlough with Miss Mary
Iamson at this place.
Mrs. c. H. Granger has returned from
Aver, Mass, where she has been for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ,
langley, who accompanied her home.
Mrs. Langley has been i'll with the in
fluenza, from which she is recovering
Mrs. Alba Child Of Hillsboro, n. H.,
was the guest of her cousin, E. F. Briggs,
last week and went from here to Roches-
! ter.
The Randolph Telephone exchange has
advanced its telephone rates to Sl.50
per month, beginning with Oct. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H, Ketchum went
to Concord, n. H., Friday to attend the
| funeral of nephew of the latter.
c. G. Stevens went Sunday to Jersey
CITY. n. T.. where he viii remain for
the winter and expects to engage in
some kind of war work.
The directors of the sanatorium held
| & meeting recently and decided to keep
| the institution open, unless there should
be larger deficit than they could meet.
The house has been full for the last
week. and extra help has been called
in TO assist in the care. Several OF the
Young nurses will be released to go to
larger institutions, where they can re-
ceive lectures which cannot now be had
here. An advance OF rates has been
made, which makes the price for the
ward Sl4 per week; smaller rooms $40;
| larger rooms S2i.
RAYMOND L. Campbell and Miss Mar
iorie Dustin, daughter of Albert Dustin
of Bethel, who has been employed at
| the Naples for time, were married
Sent. 30 by Rev. Joseph Hamilton ard
went at once to Fayston to visit Mr..
Campbell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
| Campbell Mr.. Campbell has finished
work in the Hayward garage, where he
has been employed all summer.
The late Mrs. William Edwards Of
Barre Town was formerly Miss Lima
Miller of this place. She was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Minnie Miller and was born
here June 8, 1884. During her childhood
she attended school here, was gradual
ed from the local high school, and later
was a successful teacher in Waitsteld
and Barre, following this until her mar
riaee to Mr.. Edwards. The deceased Is
survived by her mother, her husband
and three children, aged and 3 years
and 10 months, besides two sisters, Mrs.
r. T.. Densmore of Waterbury, Conn,
and Mrs. H. o. Woodward of Dover, N. II.