The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-17
RANDOLPH

Miss Annie Bell. a student at Smith
college, was called home last week on
account of the illness of her parents,
who at this time are thought TO be i'm
proving. Mrs. Bell has been i'll with
pneumonia, and Mr.. Bell was also tax
en- down with grip and general ner-
vous attack, which has made him quite
in. Ernest Austin is in the store tenn
porarily. and the daughter came for a
short stay.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk left Satur
day for Glover, where he preached on
Sunday
Jackson Vail brought his family from
Rochester Saturday and took them to
the home of his parents for few days,
and to-day he moved his household
goods here and has taken up his resi-
dence in the house on the Highlands,
recently occupied by Rev H. Fl. Moore.
Mr.. Vail will assume the management
of his business recently purchased Of
Ernest Tracy.
Allen Chadwick went to Windsor on
Saturday for a short stay with friends.
The place at the corner of Maple and
Howard streets, known as the Par
fridge house, was sold on Saturday at
auction to Charles Holman, the r. F. D.
carrier, for $3.50 1t is expected that
Mr.. Holman will move to his new home
and rent the one in which he now
lives. This is a desirable place and will
make nice home, The place was sold
to settle the Partridge estate, which
necessitated the sale.
Mr. and Mrs L. B. johnson and
daughter, Alice, have gone to San An
tonic, Tex, where the two latter will
remain for the winter with Miss Azure
liza Danyow Mr.. johnson expects to
return here about the goth of Deem
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fairbanks, who
have been passing their vacation here
with their mother, Mrs. i. 5. Fair
banks, have returned to their home in
Hyde Park, Mass
The Randolph Suffrage club gave a
very pleasant reception to the teachers
in the high and graded schools on
Wednesday night Mrs. g. w. Patter
son, the president OF the club, pre-
sided and announced the following pro-
gram which was enjoyed by all: Mu
Sic by the high school orchestra. L, S.
Brigham pianist; address of welcome
from the school board V. |. Spear,
chairman; response, Miss Eleanor
Clark, teacher in the training depart
ment; Miss Grace Applebee Of Little
ton, n. r., who is passing this month
with Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Copeland, gave
a solo, in her usual accomplished man
ner; Miss Lawson. teacher of elocution
in the school here, then gave a selection
which was nearly her first introduction
to a Randolph audience, she having
been here since the first Of September
as teacher of eloeution in the schools.
The orchestra closed the program with
another selection and social hour fol
lowed in which all entered into the
spirit Of the occasion with pleasure.
The Sanatorium Aid society held
meeting at the home of Mrs +. A.
Thomas recently, at which the reports
were given, which were very graft |
flying, showing mu@h good work. The
soliciting board announces as the re-
suit of its soliciting campaign 5000, !
Mr.. and Mrs A. T. Bass of Bangor,
Me, giving 500 Of this, 1920 was also
received in money as the result of bag
day. The free bed was occupied 50
days, one patient from town, and the
other three being from surrounding
towns. The nominating committee
was appointed, who are, Mrs. E. A. /
Morse, Mrs. f. G.. Ham, Mrs. j. W
Lamson, who will heport at the Feb.
ruary meeting, the meetings being held
quarterly.
Miss Harriet Sault arrived home on
Thursday evening from the army hos
pital at Staten Island, n " Miss Irene
Merriam accompanied her here and re-
turned to the hospital the nest day.
Mrs. Alma Horner, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Sprague, in East |
Randolph, has returned home some
what improved in health. Mrs. Horner
has closed, her house and gone to the
inn to board for the winter.
Mrs, Clarence Martin of Rochester
came recently 20 celebrate her birth
day with her twin brother, w. A. |
Jones.