The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-28
RANDOLPH

Jamestown, N. D., have been the guests
of Mrs e. D. Strong for several days,
leaving here on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Kinsman of Mid
dleboro, who have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Morse and other rel
atives the last week, returned to their
home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. McCallum and lit
tie daughter arrived last week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Holman, coming
from Toronto.
The death of Charles Kendle, who was
injured in an automobile accident on
Sunday, July 90 at Bethel, occurred on
Friday, and the remains were taken from
the sanatorium at Bethel to the under
taking rooms of A. l.. Cady in that place
to await arrangements for the burial,
Mrs. Kendle's mother is on her way from
Portland, Ore, and the arrangements
are delayed till her arrival in answer
to telegram to that effect. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendle came TO Brookfeld in 1918
and purchased farm, which they sold
about six months ago to Paul Miner, TAX
ing his house on Forest Street and his
shoe shop in the Scott block, Later they
also purchased the Callahan bakery,
which they conducted to the time of his
death. Deceased leaves a widow, one
son and one daughter, both less than
IL years of age. Mrs. Kendle may re-
turn west with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hill and daugh-
ter were in Enfield, n. H., over Sunday
at Mascoma lake with the G. A. Chedel
family at their cottage.
Mrs. Mark Markham Of Dewey's Mills,
who has been with her cousin, Mrs. Por-
ter, while receiving treatment from DR..
j. P. Clifford, returned to her home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Summer came from
Brantree Saturday for a short stay with
her father, A. II. Flint, jr.
Frank Bacon, who has been at work at
Waterbury for the Demeritt Canning Co.,
came here on Saturday to look after the
interests here.
Florence Bruce went to White River
Junction on Saturday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Hanrahan, for few days.
Mrs. Emily Martin, an aged lady living
in town, had the misfortune to fall on
the floor in the house last week, and in
the fall, broke her hip. She was taken
to the sanatorium for care. and treat
ment.
Miss Alice Gilman, for years an in
valid, passed through an operation on
Saturday at the sanatorium, DIR. Angel
being the surgeon, and she rallied from
the same. Miss Alice Gilman, rela-
tive and trained nurse of much expert
ence, was here and was present at the
operation. Miss Gilman returned to her
home in Royalton Saturday, where she
is passing her vacation.
Neal B. White of Woodstock, a late
ly returned soldier from overseas, ar
rived here on Saturday to visit Rev and
Mrs. Homer White for a time.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Cleveland, who
have been with Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Glad
ding for few days, coming from Som
erville, Mass went to Montpelier Satur-
day to spend Sunday with relatives and
friends in camp.
Newton Fisher. former resident, but
later living in California, made brief
call in town last week, coming from
Newport, r. l., where he came from over
seas.
Leroy Merrill is now employed in the
Brigham creamery, having taken this
position in the last few weeks, or since
his return from service.
w. G. Dobie, WHO has been discharged
from service, has gone to Detroit, Mich.
to visit his mother.
Mrs. A. B. Holmes of Waban, Mass,
is at the inn for time, having arrived
here from Burlington on Saturday.
New cement sidewalks are to be laid
this year on Maple street, which are
greatly needed.
Miss Mary McAllister of Waitsfeld is
in town visiting old friends, and while
here is making her headquarters at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Houghton of North
Hartand came last week and took their
son, Leo, who had been with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Drew for time, home with
them.
G. II. Hollis Of Natick, Mass, visited
his son, C. B. Hollis, the last of the week
coming here from Fort Ethan Allen.
f. A. Hatch and son, George, were in
Rutland on Tuesday on business trip.
Mrs. Gertrude Dryer, who has been
employed the last few months at White
River Junction, went Tuesday to join
her nephew at Hector, n Y, where he
has charge of fruit farm.
Mrs. Hannah Carr has been visiting
her nephew, V. A. Grant, and Friday Mr..
Grant took her to Chelsea and return.
taking back with him Mrs. Sadie Hooker
of Montpelier, who is visiting her sis
tiers, Mrs Grant and Mrs. j. +. Chad
wick.
Bernard Madigsn, lately discharged
from army service, was in town for a
short time recently and returned to his
home in Bennington for another week At
the expiration of the time, he will re-
turn here and take his position as limo
typist, which he resigned at the Her
aid Office before enlisting in the service.
A. A. Thresher and family of Melrose
Highlands motored to their cottage on
Braintree hill to pass the summer. Miss
Gladys Flint, who is employed by the
Thresher brothers, came with them to
pass her vacation with her father, A. B.
Flint.
An agent of the Gamewell Fire Alarm
company met the village trustees here
Friday evening and received their order
for the equipment recently voted at the
village meeting This will consist of an
electric motor, compressor tank, di-
phone whistle, etc. This will be installed
in the village building on Railroad street
and the whistle on the tower. 1t will be
connected and operated by the local tele-