The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-19
RANDOLPH
Glenn Flint Died Friday Of Pneumonia,
Leaving Young Bride.

Glenn Flint. son of Mr.. and Mrs II, r.
Flint, who live few miles out on the
Braintree road, died Friday from few
days illness with pneumonia. From
the first he had been very i'll and every
thing was done to relieve his condition,
but with no result He is survived, by
his parents and wife TO whom he had
not been married very long In the
late war he was refused service be,
cause Of physical inability and returned
to his home and since that time had
been ON farm
Miss Blanche Sparhawk who left
one week ago for Beaver, Pa. for the
home Of her brother, George Sparhawk,
was married on Wednesday, Jan. Ia, at
Curry, who met her there, coming from
Chicago, where he resides The cere-
mony was witnessed by the immediate
family, Rev, w. Il. Sparhawk, her
brother, and Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Fish,
the last three having accompanied her
there. The couple left Immediately
for wedding trip and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fish went on to Chicago, where they
will pass the next month. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curry will pass the winter in Chicago
but later will 90 to the state of Wash
ington, where the groom has business
interests. Rev. w. T. Sparhawk left
on his return Journey home, stopping
over TO visit friends on the way but
will arrive here the first of the week.
A daughter was born Saturday morn
ing to Mr. and Mrs. George Jerd at the
sanatorium. Another child was born
the same day. at the same place, a
daughter to Captain and Mrs. i. :.
SWEET, the child being the grandchild Of
DR.. and Mrs T.. o. Blanchard, and the
mother, Helen Blanchard.
Mrs. N. d. Bickford left Saturday
afternoon for Barre, where she went to
visit Mr. Biekford's uncle, who is in
frail health.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Buck Of Lebanon,
N H., have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. n G. Buck for several days.
Rev. Fraser Metzger has gone to In
dianapois and his pulpit was occupied
on Sunday by President Thomas Of
Middlebury college. Rev DIR. w. A..
Dawson Of Burlington preached at the
Baptist church morning and evening.
Andrew Reed Of Northampton, Mass,
came to- visit his sister, Mrs. f.. A.
Bruce few days ago, and very soon
was taken i'll and Is now in serious
condition with heart trouble.
Miss Gladys Chadwick, after a yaca-
tion Of week, has been re- engaged by
the proprietors of the Patch studio for
the time till July /.
Mr.. and Mrs Il, 7. Salisbury have
been in Boston for week on a bust
ness and pleasure trip.
Kenneth Hodgkins Of Gaysville has
been witA his aunt. Mrs. II. r. Waldo,
who lives on the Smith farm, for sew
eral days
X. C. Palmer Of the novelty factory
has been in Boston attending the con-
yention of the National Wood Turner's
association.
Work at the rough bobbin factory at
the I. w. Webster factory was begun
to- day, when the force Of help was in
creased, making the number about %.
The Webster corporation has purchased
the Riford woodlot OF rs acres on the
Riford brook. and Eli St Lawrence has
taken the Job to cut and draw it out.
Mr.. st. Lawrence is i'll at the present
time. so this work will be hindered.
Mrs. Louis Mer,lsi was taken insane
on Saturday and the authorities were
called in to assist the children and a
physician called Mr.. Merusi's brother
arrived and a telegram has been sent
the husband, who will arrive from
Southern Pines as soon as possible.
Last night Chief of Police Bromley
passed the night with the family, but
the patient was not quiet much of the
time and the family needed assistance.