The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-19
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Henry Tobey, who has been for
the last ten days in South Sutton, n. H.,
with her sister, Mrs Alfred Knights, re-
turned home on Friday
Mrs. Louvan Rogers, who has been in
Woodstock for two weeks with her son
and family, returned Friday to resume
her work at the home of Judge and Mrs.
J. w. Rowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Hamilton of White
River junction closed few days visit
here with Rev and Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
ton, and went to their home.
Mrs. Charlotte Luce of Braintree was
in town over Thursday night with
friends, returning home the next day.
The funeral of the late Hubert Cleye
land who was killed by a fail from a
staging at Bridgewater, Mass, was held
at East Braintree Oh Friday, and in
terment was in the family lot,
Mrs Emma Thrasher went to Sharon
Friday for a several days visit with
relatives.
1t is understood that all the patients
i'll with the disease so prevalent are
improving Mrs. G j. Stockwell was re-
ported somewhat better on Friday. Supt
G. w. Patterson has been reported i'll
with the grip at his home ON the High.
lands.
The household goods of George Slack
which was started from Hillsdale, Mich,
Sept. 10, arrived here on October 10.
G. w. Patterson has moved to the
Banister farm in East Brookfeld, which
he recently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Ordway have re-
turned from motor trip to Worcester
and Springfield, Mass
Mrs. j. P. Clifford left here Sunday
night to join her husband, Captain Gift
ford, who is now ON duty at the base
hospital at Camp Shelby, Hattiesburg
Miss
w. NJ. Wires Of Lynn, Mass, has
closed visit of few days with his
brother at the home of c. w. Hay
ward and left on Monday for his
homes
Miss Decima Vivian, Mrs. P. +. Nc.
MILAN and daughter, Mary Martha, and
Miss Maisie Seymour, left for New York
on Friday, after passing the summer
here with Col and Mrs. A. B. Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Durham and their
two sons accompanied G. F. Stevens to
Jacksonville, Fla, on Sunday night, and
it is expected win remain there during
the winter. The Naples is in care Of
julie Rattee, who viii conduct the same
during their absence.
AT the A. 7. Neff auction last Thurs
day, 81 head Of cattle and several
sleighs were sold, all amounting to
n L.. s. - n,I +nale mill
be sold later, there not being good at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchinson start
ed Wednesday in an Overland car for
the long trip to California, They take
along camping outfit, with sleeping and
dining convenienees, Mr.. Hutchinson was
former resident here and conducted the
Patch studio, but for the last year and
a half has been instructor in the Illi-
nois college Of photography.
Miss Emma Seymour has returned
from a several days stay in Clerenont,
~ H., where she went to assist Mrs.
Clifford Averill for few days.
Fl. !. Smithers has been quite i'll with
the prevailing epidemic, but is said to
be improving at present.
A gold star-the first one--has been
placed on the big town service flag, for
A. G. Mahan of East Randolph, who
died at Camp Devens Sept "a.
Randolph has gone over the top in
the contributions to the fourth Liberty
loan, its allotment being $4,000
Rev. g. w Morrow, a former pastor
Of the old Christian church, now field
secretary of the Anti-Saloon league, is
now at his cottage at Caspian lake,
Greensboro. His speaking tour in Maine
has been closed by order of the board
of health. During his leisure he is cut
ting wood on the farms nearby.