The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-15
RANDOLPH

rived here on Friday for a several days
stay with Mrs, V, A. Grant.
Harry Barton of Fayston has come
to work for Wallace Hills for the sum
mer and is boarding with Mrs J, f,
French.
Miss Margie McColom left on Friday
for Mortified to spend a few days with
relatives.
Arthur Drake is very i'll with pneumo.
MIA at his home at the foot Of Elm street,
Miss Elizabeth Barcomb, who has been
in Springfield, Mass, for some time, has
returned home to remain permanently.
A. T. Neff and his son, Paul NefT,
have come from Boston, where they are
now living, for a three weeks stay here
on business and have rooms at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Spooner on Pleasant
street, and are with Mrs. j. 4. French
for their meals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson went to
Montpelier on Friday for a day in the
city.
Mrs. Anna A. Evans. grand matron, of
Burlington, and Frederick w. Wallace,
grand patron, of Enosburg Falls were
the guests Of Abbie F. Clark over Thurs
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Carmi White. who came
here this week, went to Burlington on
Friday morning, and from there will go
to Rutland to pass several weeks with
relatives,
Mrs. Ava Campbell and little daugh,
ter came from Fayston on Thursday
night TO visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! S. w. Howard.
/ Mrs Erva Howard. who has been in
Burlington visiting her brother, Arthur
! Howard, had the misfortune to slip on
the floor in the house and slip her knee
cap off She was expected to arrive
here to be with her parents, but has not
yet been able to return. Mrs. Howard
| expected to return to her home in the
West in few weeks, and will now if
she RECEIVERS from the effects of the ac-
cident
Mrs Baxter Durkee Of Tunbridge is in
town for medical treatment, and while
here is with Mrs. J. + French.
Mrs. Leonard Wheeler came from
Montpelier on Friday for short visit
with Judge J, w. Rowell.
| Clinton Adams. senator at Montpelier,
came on Friday morning to join his wife
here at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs j. b.
Adams for a few days stay with his
brother,
Miss Adele Lewis has been summoned
to Brookfeld by the serious illness Of her
| brother. who has pneumonia.
William Brooks has come and taken
a position in the Salisbury company fac
tory and is boarding at the home Of Mrs.
j. +. French,
The sanatorium aid held its annual
meeting on Friday, Feb. 3, with Mrs.
/ A. +. Bass. The officers reports, and
| also the work of the committees were
received and included the financing Of
| the free bed (l02 days and the emergen
| child welfare committee the free bed was
! cy bed Cl2 days. At the request of the
/ furnished four days to young patients
whs needed slight operations. A yalen-
tine was voted the sanatorium-S50 for
household supplies, the buying commit
| tee having this matter i'll charge The
president Mrs. Homer White, appointed
! for a membership committee, Mrs.
il. P. Clifford, Mrs. L. B. John
son, Miss Mildred Fuller, Miss Beatrice
/ Pinnev and Miss Lucille Grant. The pur-
| pose of the committee is to interest peo-
/ pie and enlarge the membership, The
nominating committee, Miss Mildred
! Fuller, Mrs B. Z. Nickerson, Mrs. (. G..
| Ham, presented the following officers for
election: President, Mrs. Homer White;
| first vice president, Mrs. CT. MoultOn;
second vice president, Miss Carrie NJ.
I Eaton; secretary, Miss Annie Walsh; as
sistant secretary, Mrs. p. +. Morse;
! treasurer, Mrs. +. A. Thomas; assistant
treasurer Mrs. Fraser Metzger; auditor,
/ Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury; executive
committee, Mrs. B. d. Dubois, Mrs. V,
! A. Grant, Mrs. Z. II. Allis, Mrs. A. E.
Bass, Mrs L. A. RussIow; bed, Mrs.
/ Genie Carrigan, Mrs. Julia Walsh, Mrs.
O. b. Copeland; buying Mrs. L. 0.
Blanchard, Mrs. A. b. Gay, Mrs, G. W.
Scott; work, Miss Ella Skinner, Mrs.
1 z. F. Manchester, Mrs. j. P. Clifford.
Mrs. R. G. Morton and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Morton, have gone to Hyde
| Park, Mass, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
! Morton for several weeks.
! Mrs. Harry Clark of Danvers, Mass,
arrived here on Friday, having been
called by her mother, Mrs. f. P. Hast
ings, whose family have all been i'll for
some time with the prevailing trouble.
O. S. Conery of Manchester, N. H, was
in town from Friday till Monday on a
visit to his sister, Mrs. f. S. Tolman.
Mrs. G. w. Patterson has been teach
ing as substitute in the Brookfeld high
school while the new principal moves his
family there, where they have taken a
house for the present