The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-03
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Trerise accompan-
led their daughter, Mrs. +. l.. Scott,
to her home in Barre on Thursday. Mrs.
Trerise is very poorly in health and
goes to be witheher daughter for care.
Rev. Fraser Metzger was in Burling-
ton Wednesday to attend meeting
Of the directors Of the Vermont stare
Hospital association.
Mrs. r. w. Allen was agreeably sur
prised on Tuesday evening by fifteen
81 her friends who went in to assist
her in the observance of her birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. ID. w. Eaton of Randolph Cen.
ter has come to pass the remainder o.
the winter with her son, DIR. T. A..
Eaton, and family.
Mrs. Laura johnson OF Owasso,
Mich. who has been at Il. a. Heaths
for a month, went to Montpelier on
Friday.
F.E. Spaulding is suffering fror,
broken rib, caused by the kick OF
horse.
II. M. Gaylord has purchased OF Y.
N. ,Jerd his residence in which he lives
on School street. Mr.. Jerd is going on
to one of the Thresher farms in Brain
tree, it is understood.
w. p. Flint went to Springfield this
week to spend few days on business
Rev. 4. /. Holway OF Barnard was in
town Monday to see Q. A. Paige OF
East Barnard, who is at the sanato-
rum for treatment
Sheriff w. L. Fairbanks of Spring
field was the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Susan Walbridge, this week on his
way to attend the sheriffs' convention
at Burlington.
Among the farmers who attended the
N. X. M. p. A. annual meeting in Bos-
ton from this vicinity were F. b. Cat
lin, w. s. Bryant, D. D. Eddy. Elmer
Montgomery and Roy Howard. Mrs.
Catlin also went to Boston to visit her
daughter, Miss Carolyn Wright.
The second of series of six dane
ing lessons being held in grange hall
was given on Saturday evening, fol-
lowed by social dancing.
The Woman's Relief corps met Tues
day afternoon and tied quilt Tor the
Henry family. A hit-or-miss supper
was held in the evening, the receipts Of
which were 81.
Miss Ella Skinner, who lives at the
home of Mrs. d. G. Woodward, has
gone to the sanatorium for treatment
and care.
Miss Bertha Eddy was in South Roy
alton from Saturday TO Wednesday
with her parents, taking short vaca-
ton from her work at the sanatorium.
Mrs j. G. Wells, who is very i'll at
The home OF her son, John Wells, in
East Randolph, is somewhat more com
Portable at the present time.
T.. S. Abbott and son, Ora Abbott,
attended the funeral of Charles Litch
in Montpelier Tuesday. Mrs. Litch is
sister of Mr.. Abbott.
The Christian brotherhood met on
Monday evening, when 81 were pres
emit, which was the largest attendance
this winter. A supper of bacon and
eggs was served, and following this {.
r.. Steele gave an excellent talk on
barber shop "reminiscences. and the lis
teners were highly entertained by his
original and witty observations. Miss
Margery Wilson recited poems and
Mrs. Wheelock gave a solo. DIR +. A.
Eaton will be the speaker at the next
meeting.
Eugene Green suffered stroke OF
paralysis last week. from which he is
more comfortable.
Edwin r. Bagley, brother of the late
Henry Bagley, died at hospital in
Keene. n. H.. Sunday following an
operation. which he underwent two
weeks before. For several years. he re.
sided in Randolph and in this state
was known a. a talented musician and
composer. At one time he played in
the Boston symphony orchestra. He
taught orchestral music and led the
city band in Keenc for many years.