The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-05-23
RANDOLPH
c. D. Cushing of Bethel Telephone CT
Buys the Randolph Exchange.

At meeting Of the stockholders of
the Randolph Telephone exchange held
Tuesday night 1t was unanimously voted
to accept the offer Of c. d. Gushing, man
ager of the Bethel Telephone company.
Mr.. Gushing will take the stock, fran
chise, leases, good will, lines, exchange,
instruments and entire equipment owned
by the exchange, and the transfer will
be made as soon as hearing can be held
by the public service commission. Mr..
Gushing pays at the rate of $50 share
for the la exchange shares, which is
their full par value. Mr.. Cushing will
also make such arrangements as he is
able with the Orange County company,
as to the switching locally.
Mrs. G. +. Jones and her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Bliss, arrived here from
Ipswich on Thursday, where Mrs. Jones
has been passing the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. G, F. Morris. She will
pass the summer here at her home on
School street and with another daugh-
ter, who resides here, Mrs. G. H. Pinney.
Miss Esther Hutchinson came Thursday
for few days stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Hutchinson.
William 0sha of Mortified was in
town this week to visit his sons, r. b.
and G. A. 0sha.
Mrs Alice Moore, the nurse was sum
moned to Boston on Thursday by the
critical illness of relative and was
obliged to leave Mrs, Alfred Webster,
for whom she has been caring for the
last ten days. Miss Amber Moore took
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A daughter, Geraldine, was born May
Z to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Holman at the
sanatorium.
Rev. r. f. Moore has been confined
| TO the bed since last week and Il not yet
able to be up, although it is thought he
is improving,
Or. f. c. Angel is making extensive
repairs on his office, which is at the
house. The office is being moved down
stairs on the west side and piazza is
| to be built on that side, and an en-
trance made into the waiting room. The
doctor is installing the most up to-date
X-ray appliances, and will also install
machine for electrical treatments.
The members of the W. R. c. were
guests of the Baptist church people on
Friday evening at patriotic social. Miss
Pinney gave an organ recital of patriot.
ic airs, and following this the company
was served refreshments in the chapel.
DIR. Charles B. Chedel was in town Sat
! urday and Sunday from Hanover, where
he had come after his car, which had
been there during the war. DR.. Chedel
has just completed months special
course at the Boston City hospital On
Tuesday he motored to his former home
in Portland, Conn, his wife and daugh-
ter accompanying him, and where he will
resume his practice, which he had before
the war
The Salvation Army contributions on
Wednesday night amounted to $405.60,
with North and South Randolph contri
buttons to be added. More hard work
will have to be done to take the town
over the top, as it is expected it will be.
Miss Lottie 0sha underwent serious
operation at the sanatorium on Friday
and is making a satisfactory recovery.
r. H. s. was badly beaten in a game
of ball on their own grounds on Tuesday,
the score being % to in favor of Nor.
witch. It is expected that return game
will take place at Mortified in the near
future.
Col. and Mrs.AA. r. Chandler of Brook
Ign, N, Y, are expected here June TO-,
and Mari-Castle will be opened for the
summer.