The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-13
RANDOLPH
Twelve Cases of Influenza Were Reported
Saturday.

Saturday.
Twelve cases OF influenza we're report
ed here on Saturday, and the severe cold
weather seems to increase the trouble
rather than to the contrary. None of the
cases are severe, with few exceptions.
Laura Chase, the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Chase, was quite i'll on Sat
urdsy, but Sunday she seemed to be i'm
proving. Mr.. Chase came on Saturday
night to remain till they were better
Mrs. Dana Washburn went to Roehes-
ter on Saturday 10 remain over Sunday
bu was expected back for a week, when
she will finish her work and return to
Rochester and it is expected will re-
main there permanently and they will at
once 20 to housekeeping
Rev. w. G. Christie came from South
RoyaIton on Saturday and on his re-
turn took Mrs. Christie home with him,
after she had been at the sanatorium
for about three weeks.
B. b. Chadwick of Concord, \. H., was
ia town over Friday night with his ia
thor, Silas Chadwick, and left on Sat
urday afternoon for his home.
Mrs. Charles Chedel, wife OF Dr.
Charles Chedel, who is overseas, who had
been with Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel for
several weeks, left on Saturday, for Han
over, N. H., where her parents reside.
She will remain there for time, until
the return of DR.. Chedel, who at the last
reports was in the hospital over there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce, who lives near
the Demeritt factory, was stricken with
al. Ia ,,,I hnA
has not regained consciousness. Mrs.
Bruce has reached the age of so years,
and it is not expected that she will
rally. She lives with her grandson,
George Bruce, in the house she has owned
for some time
Mrs. Mary Jerd and the members OF
the Woman's Relief corps arranged a
birthday party on Saturday night in
honor Of the birthday anniversary of
Mrs. Martha Williams The affair was
a complete surprise to Mrs. Williams.
ii was attended by about twenty-five
ladies, all of whom enjoyed the social
evening very much. Mrs. Williams was
presented birthday book, and during
the evening ice cream and cake was
served to the entire party, The affair
will long be remembered as a pleasant
occasion.
At recent directors meeting of the
stockholders of the sanatorium, Miss
Nina Cox presented her resignation,
which was accepted, to take place April
l. DR.. j. p Clifford and Dr. G. w. Scott
were appointed to secure her successor.
The nurses training class, which was
given up for time during the absence
of some of the physicians overseas, will
be re-established in the near future, and
young ladies who wish to prepare for
the nurses profession may apply and are
solicited at any time.
Mrs 0smond Creasrr and son of New
port arrived here on Saturday for a short
stay with the formers mother, Mrs. j. j.
Blakely,
G.. y. Billings is now employed in the
hardware store of Ernest Tracy. to sue
coed Peter LabelIe, who is conducting
the bakery.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Howard and chill
dren. who have been with MIR and Mrs
S. w Howard through the holidays,
have returned to Canaan, n. H., where
Mr.. Howard is employed on pulp wood
job.
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Met2ger were in
Burlington last week to attend a meeting
Of Congregational ministers, which was
called by the secretary Of the conference.
Mrs. Clara Harrison went to Claremont,
n. H., last week to visit her sister, Miss
Martha Morse
NJ. NJ. Wilson and j. C. Sherburne were
in Montpelier to attend the meeting of
the Vermont Bar association last week