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

The friends OF Mrs. j. G Wells re-
pret to learn that she is critically al
al the home of her son, John Wells,
| in East Randolph. For several months
! Mrs Wells has been in failing health,
but later had been quite comfortable,
| up to within few weeks, when she
was taken worse. Fay Wells, her son,
has been summoned from Lowell,
Mass. and is expected any time. A. e,
Wells is at the Randolph inn, and not
able to be up nearly all of the time.
in fact, is not able to take ride over
there.
Mrs. L. b. Thomas went to the sana
forum on Monday night for treatment
and will remain some time IN that
place.
Nelson Seymour, who lives near the
canning factory, is said to be very III
with pneumonia.
| DR.. H. II. Hayward has been con-
/ fined to the bed and house for few
days by illness caused in part BY get
ting tired out with his business and
the anxiety caused by the death o&hls
mother, Mrs. G, W. Hayward.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Sawyer have re.
ceived news from their son, Wesley
SAWYER, who is in Florida, that he IL
improving from his late shock OF par
alysis and is now able to use his hand
somewhat and also able TO stand on
has feet
Mrs. Bertha Thompson was sum
moned back from Swampscott, Mass.
on Sunday and is now at the home 81
lC. w. Hayward. Mr.. Wires, her ia
Their, who was quite i'll, seems much
improved and he is not now expected
to have pneumonia, as was feared.
Wesley Banister, who resides in the
Loomis block, Il confined To the house
by illness this week.
n. @. Dearborn was in South Royal
ton on business trip. Just at pres
ent the store in town known as the
Bailey Music store, over which Mr.,
Dearborn has the management, Is
closed, until some settlement OF the
business can be made.
Superintendent Davenport OF the
Methodist church was in town for a
brief business stay on Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters, who
| have been at Woonsocket, K. i, have
finished their work there and came
here on Monday night, where they
viii pass several days With Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. f. French. Wednesday they
| we're IN Lebanon, n, H., on BRIEF
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett were in Beth
81 on Wednesday to see their daugh.
| ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
maine Holland, who have recently
! come to Bethel to take a position and
will make their home there.
Miss Myra Woods. who has been a
month in Concord. n. H., with rela-
tivcs and friends has returned to her
home here.
Mrs. Bertha Thompson OF swamp
scott, Mass. who returned here sun
day night. is now at G. W. Hayward ;
and is suffering from a severe cold,
caused by her hurried trip back.
Mr.. Weiner. who is about to es-
tablish another glove factory in the
Union block, is disappointed in not re-
ceiving his machinery, which is ex-
peeted any day. He hopes to be able
to start his work by the middle Of
February, unless there IS another dc.
lay. Some who were thrown out Of
employment by the burning Of the
Novelty factory, are planning to go
into this factory when il starts.
Mr.. and Mrs A. X. Hall have been
in Boston for the last three weeks, and
the latter is expected to return soon
to her home here, but Mr.. Hall will
stay longer to attend 10 business.
Mrs. Edwin Scott OF Barre arrived
here on Wednesday to pass several
DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
!. j. Trerise. The latter is quite i'll,
and. her daughter comes to assist IN
her care.