The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-06
RANDOLPH

hANDOLfH
Frank Gould, while at work at th'
foundry last week, met with an accident
which resulted ia one bone of his left
leg being broken. Mr., could was on u
team which was loaded with lumber
when the wheel dropped into hole
throwing him of the load, aud his leg
struck the lumber or some part OF the
wagon, causing the fracture. lie has his
limb in spints and ON Saturday was
suffering from pain in the knee OF the
same limb.
Rev. X. III. Moore the new Methodist
minister who has been assigned To this
church for the year, occupied the pulpit
for the first time on Sunday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. ). q. Sutor and family Of
children left on Saturday morning for
their new home in lrasburg.
A broken wheel ON a freight train near
the School street crossing caused the ear
TO be thrown from the track, delaying
the night trains here till nearly .
o'clock Saturday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, who
have been in 81, Johnsbury for several
days with their sons, returned home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Nichols and her three children,
who came from Montreal to visit Mrs.
Della Gou-ley, left here on Saturday for
their new home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Clara Ayerili went to Claremont
\. H., Saturday, TO make the acquaint-
ance of her new grandson, the child of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Averill
Eugene Menard and Miss Thelma Coles
of Claremont, \. H., after passing u
week here with Mrs. Joseph Menard, re-
turned to their home on Saturday.
Misses Bertha and Mary Morse left on
Saturday for Springfield, where Miss
Mary Morse takes a position to-day as
stenographer.
Miss Eliza Goodheart and her niece, |
Miss keefe, who have been here for u
week with Mrs. Jerry Goodheart, left on
Saturday to resume work in New Haven,
Conn.
Mrs. Harry Chase went to Franklin
to meet her husband, Harry
Jhase, who came from Boston up there
N business over Sunday.
Mrs. II. z. Sanford, after passing most
# the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Iohn Abbott, has returned and opened
Ter house on Randolph avenue for the
ummer.
0. w. Mann has leased the Randolph
nm for year to Mr.. Sheldon of Hard
gick, who. it is understood, took posses
ion on Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann
viii 90 to the Mann farm, where they
ill remain for time.
Miss Clara Smith left Saturday for
ort Ethan Allen to pass Sunday with
friend, who is in training there.
Loren Snow has bought of John Lam ;
On the double house on Weston street
ow occupied by f. II. Ketchum, and it ;
understood will take possession at
nee. Mr.. Snow owns and lives in /:
ouse near by.
Mrs. c. T.. Lazelle came from White
liver Junction on Saturday for an over
unday stay here with her mother, Mrs ]
NJ. Atwood and her sister, Mrs. j. j.
timets.
Mrs. b. A. Manchester went to Barre
aturday taking home her little grand 9
IN, who has been with her for a few
avs. and passed Sunday there with her u
aughter, Mrs. Douglas Barclay.
A farewell reception and supper was a
I'D at the Methodist church on Friday a
ght, when there was a good number
no gathered to say farewell to the pas
II and family. The proceeds of the sup g
,r were something over Sl2, which the
dies aid of the church will use for
eir expenses. .
1t is understood that Montague place, =
yned by Mrs. X. J. kimball, will not be
,ened this summer. Mrs. kimball and =
II daughters have rented home at u
orfolk, Conn, so as to be near Camp
pton, where che son, William Eugene j;
Imball, is engaged in Y. NJ. c. A. war h,
Drk and where he will be able TO visit ~,
EN-.
Miss Ethel Greene of Albany, n y, is W
her home here for months stay and n
having treatment for an abscess on
r neck. She expects to enter the sana r
rum at Bethel to have an operation, m
len she will have the gland removed.
Ralph Rand. a senior in the Randolph
Oh school, who has received credit that
titles him to a diploma, left Tuesday
,ht for Watertown, Mass. to work in ex
, arsenal there. Howard Holden, who Al
5 left school for the remainder of the pc
ar, succeeds him as clerk at the Z. A. be
rise store.
'lioS hhNtNs NllO
m the secretarial course in Baypath ag
titute, Springfield, Mass, has taken IN
,ition as stenographer and bookkeeper cif
real estate company in Springfield W
IS Danyow was in town for short IL
y with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c.
Danyow, the first of the week, be we
8 taking up her duties. .h'
Iiss Ellen Blossom, after a visit of :. Z,
: days here with her mother and other VIZ =.
Itives, left for Bethel on Thursday ~
hit and on Saturday went to Water In
IN, Mass, to resume her teaching. 40.
IS Blossom is the daughter of Mrs. - !
'rge Hatch of this place.
ev. and Mrs. G. o. Howe are on their ~
Y from Deland, Fla, where they have e.
n passing the winter at their cottage, 50
are making the trip by automobile 81
FRS. Jennie Bass, formerly of this
,e but now of Essex Junction, is in ho,
Mary Fletcher hospital, where she is H.,
Undergo an operation for the removal hui
from her eyes. tbe
Iiss Eliza Goodheart and niece. Miss Nh
les Keefe, of New Haven, Conn, are :
h Miss Goodheart's mother, Mrs. Jer- Am
ioodheart, for the week. of