The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-01-10
RANDOLPH
D. L. Chadwick Buys the Thomas Store
and Good Will.

d. L. Chadwick, who for several
months has been the popular clerk at the
Thomas store, has purchased the stock
and business Of Mr.. Thomas and will
take possession about February Mr.
Thomas has been here in trade for the
last 30 years and has built up a good
business and been very successful be-
sides gaining d large circle Of friends.
Many will regret 70 see him retire, hay
ing for so many years been acquainted
with and doing business with him. all
considering him business man in whom
they could trust. Mr.. Chadwick. his
successor, comes with 20 years of ex-
perience in the business, having for a
long time in the store Of the Brook
& Washburn Co. and-the store Of r. l..
Martin at Bethel Here he has gained
many friends by his efficiency and re-
liable methods, gaining many friends in
this vicinity. Randolph is to be con
graduated in Mr.. Thomas successor. if
the change must be made, and Mr..
Chadwick's experience and popularity
viii certainly win for him large bust.
ness. His family viii probably come
here later in the season
Randolph lodge, T. 0. 0. F., is making
preparations to celebrate the centennial
anniversary Of the founding Of the order
next April,
Herbert Salisbury is confined to his
room at the inn, by reason Of poor
health Frank Jeweit is taking care OF
him.
John Mudgett, an aged man, is i'll and
threatened with pneumonia at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. G. w Pride.
Mr., and Mrs. Il, 6, Plumley have been
with their daughter in Hartland for sew
eral days, returning home Monday,
George Rounds, who has been with his
brother ni-law, G. W. Danyow, for a
few days, left for his home in Sheldon
on Thursday
Rev Joseph Hamilton, who received
the appointment of chaplain of the Sen
ate at Montpelier, came home on Thurs
day. II is expected that Mrs. Hamilton
will accompany him there rs soon as she
is able, TO remain through the session.
Miriam Angel, who has been suffering
from the effects Of complications from
the influenza, is now reported much bet
ter
Mrs. J. b. Eldredge came from Water
bury on Thursday for a several days
STAY with her sister Mrs B. H. Davis.
Miss Grace Pitkins went to Bethel on
Thursday for stay of few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Smalley, who have
been conducting the Grand Union Tea
company store. have closed their engage
ment and returned to Lowell, Mass,
where they will find employment.
A. j.. Bass accompanied his daughter,
Miss Elaine Bass. to Boston on Thurs
day, and she will resume her studies at
Laselle seminary at Auburndale, Mass,
and Mr.. Bass win attend to business for
a few days.
Miss Anne.GiIbert Bell, who has bSen
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Bell, through the holidays, has returned
to Natick, Mass, to resume her studies.
Miss Mabel Minis has with her Mrs.
Minis. her mother, who came few days
ago from Westmoreland. ~ f., and who
is now suffering from the prevailing
trouble
Four Of the teachers are out on ac-
count of illness, among whom are Miss
Helen Howe, who is at the sauatorium,
Miss Boulia, the teacher of French, who
is at G. D. Sanborn's. and two Of the
grade teachers Mrs. g. w. Patterson is
teaching French during Miss Boula's in
ness.