The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-01-02
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RANDOLPH

Miss Iris Buck went to Lebanon, \. III,
on Sunday for short stay with friends
and to attend the Red Cross ball to be
held there on Monday night.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Lebanon, \
H., was the guest of her sisters, Mrs
w. f. Edison and Miss Maud Johnston
arriving here Saturday.
The furniture men of Randolph invite
the public to attend ball at the Sails
bury warehouse Thursday evening, Jan
3. The first floor will have the modern
dances. and the music will be by Boston
Hurdy Gurdy orchestrion, and the second
floor will have music by the Randolph
orchestra. The dancing will be from to
!, and the entire proceeds will be for
the Red Cross Mitchell will be the
caterer, and it is hoped there will be a
good crowd, and the proceeds liberal to
add to the amount already realized for
the purpose.
NJ, r. Preston, who lives on School
street is quite i'll with All attack of
pneumonia, and under the care of Mrs.
Martha Williams. Mrs. Mcintosh, who
lives on the same street, also i'll with
the same disease, remains about the
same.
Mrs Nettie Rix and her daughter, Miss
Olive Rix, have returned from a several
days visit in Rochester.
Miss Lois Hayward went to South
Royalton Saturday for few days stay
with friends
Mrs. Walter Fisk is in Hanover, n H.,
for a several days stay with her sister,
who is critically i'll from a malignant
trouble
Mrs Mcintyre and Mrs Newell, sis
tiers, who have been at the sanatorium
for surgical treatment, are improved and
have gone to their home in Bethel
j. NJ Atwood is seriously i'll with
heart trouble, and his daughter Mrs. c.
j.. Lazell of White River Junction, is as
sisting in his care.
Miss Mary Wedgwood, who has been
here with her mother, Mrs. w. F.
Wedgwood, for the last two weeks, left
on Tuesday for New Haven Conn, to re-
sumo her duties as librarian in the city
library
Mrs. O. r. Greene and her daughter,
Miss Florence Greene, returned on Mon
day night from Albany, N. Y, where
they have been for the last ten days
with another daughter, Miss Ethel
Greene, stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DeGonyoun, after
visiting relatives in town, left on Tues
day for their home in Bethel.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Gay have returned |
from New Haven, Conn, where they |
went to pass Christmas with their sons,
Gilman Gay, coming from Annapolis, to
join them there, and Robert Gay, who
is employed there
Raymond Paige of Burlington, who has
been passing the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Paige, left on Tues
day for his home in Burlington, where
he has photograph studio.
The places of business were closed on
Tuesday afternoon quite generally, and
the holiday was taken by all.
DR.. c. J. Rumrill underwent another
operation on Tuesday at the sanatorium
Drs. Clifford and Russlow being the sur
geons. 1t is understood that the doctor
endured the trial as well as could be ex- J
pected, and there is at present as much
as there has been for
,ome time, although the case is very Sc
'ious. The sympathy of the entire com
nunity is with him, and there is an earn ,
st desire from all for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Euclid Waters, who !
nave been with Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
french for the last ten days, left on I
Tuesday for their home in Brandon.
Miss Lizzie Barcomb was at her home
'ver New Years day to meet her two I
,rothers. who came from Massachusetts !
Q pass the holiday with the family.