The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
RANDOLPH
Sanatorium Met All Expenses Last
Year in Spite of H. C. L.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Randolph sanasorium
was held ut the Parish house Monday
evening, with a quorum present. The
reports of the officers for the past
year were received and accepted, and
! thev showed that it had been a pros.
porous year. The sanatorium has been
| able to meet expenses in spite of the
great advance in prices. During the year
! 344 patients have been received, of
| whom $50 were surgical cases. The
sanatorium has purchased of b. 9.
Z, Goodrich his residence for $500, 81
600 of which was paid out of the sur
plus. A new furnace has been in
! stalled in this house, furnishings and
repairs have amounted to S8lf.66.
There is due on it 81 800. of which $500
has been ordered paid A memorial do
mated by Avery Thresher, consisting Of
Liberty bonds to the amount of $1,000
has been rendered and accepted and
will be transferred soon. 1t will be an
endowment fund The Calef building
fund of $4,000 is invested in Liberty
bonds. and the interest accumulated
and miscellaneous gifts make that
/ amount Sl,06Sl9 The treasurer's re-
port shows that the amount on hand
at the beginning of the year was 81
Cos. SO. To this has been added the
! receipts from earning of the nurses and
amount from patients, and operating
room. and various other sources, which
total Sl7 ,6O0.l3. The current expenses
are Sl5,lS7.27. leaving balance of
1904 AS more than at the beginning Of
the wear. The stockholders voted to
increase the sanatorium directorate to
eleven members, instead of nine. The
old board was reelected and the new
places filled by Avery A. Thresher of
Boston and w. Eugene kimball of
New York. Rev. Fraser Metzger Is
president of the board, +. I. Salisbury
clerk DIR. G. w. Scott, superintendent
Mrs. c. ]. Noakes Is now temporarily
filing the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Miss Hurley.
Miss Mabel Hamilton of White Riv.
er Junction passed Sunday in town
with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Bamil-
ton. Mr.. Hamilton is supplying the
church at Hartland and is away each
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Chadwick. better known
here as Harriette Packard, now OF de-
troit. arrived here ON Thursday night
10 pass few days with her father.
T. II. Packard, who has been confined
10 the house all winter by illness.
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk left here sun
day for Hartford, whore he supplied
the pulpit of the Congregational church
at that place.
Mrs. John Cav of Bethel was the
guest of Mrs. Lewis Williams on Sat
urday and remains for a few days as
her guest.
Frank Sault. for years employed at
The Messenger office at 81. Aihans,
has been granted leave of absence,
and on Saturday came for q few days
here with his sisters, Misses Agnes
and Mabel Sault.
Rev. D. c. Thatcher Of 0steryille.
Mass. and his sister, Mrs. Sands n
Lewiston. Me-. were the ov Knight
guests OF Mrs. s. S. Whiteoinb on Fri.
dav. and Saturday the former returned
10 his home. Mr.. Thatcher is minis
ter Of the Methodist denomination, and
located All Osterville. Mrs. Sands re-
NAMED over for few days visit with
Mrs. Whitcomb. They accompanied
the BODY of their mother, Mrs. Lorena
Thatcher. 10 Mortified Falls, where
she was buried in the family lot.
William Plumey. who has been on
Nthe farm of his father. X. @. Plumiey,
leaves here this week for lrssburg,
where he has a position. Leon Plum
lev OF Montpelier seminary was home
for over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Ketclmm. Mrs.
Holman. Mrs. Fred Dudley and Mrs.
Lila Durham were in Rutland last
week. returning on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Bass and dsugl-
ter. Miss Elaine Bass, from Bangor,
Ne. were in town over Sunday, the
guests of Mrs. r. d. Dubois. Monday
they left for Boston and Miss Elaine
will resume her studies at the La
selle seminary.
Miss :. I. Parish left Monday for
Mortified. where she was called by the
death Of her sister, Miss Edna Parish,
who died a. The result Of a fall which
she met several months ago. Miss
Parish was - wears Of age and had the
care of brother. who made his home
with her. Miss s. !. Parish went to
remain tin after the funeral services.
Mrs. VanDuseu. who has been in Rox
bury for a time. attending to business
matters, arrived here Monday. and
went at once to the home OF her sister,
Mrs. W. l.. Hchsrd. at the Center,
where she will remain for an indefinite
time.
William Pmmey left on Monday for
Ira sburg. where he has taken posi-
ton in creamery, awaiting better
position later.
Al 4 caucus held on Saturday when
the Republican voters wefe present.
the following delegates were elected TO
attend the state convention; Rev. FRA
scr Metzger. VI. VI. Wilson, y. r. Hay
ward. DR.. Russlow. II. L. Hatch and
4. c. Templeton. The town commit
too nominated were. J. c. Sherburue.