The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-06
RANDOLPH

As Russell Burridge motored nj
School street on Sunday morning al
about 0 o'clock and made the turn ont,
Main street near the school building
he ran into the team Of Zeno Smith
which was being driven by Mr.. Smith
breaking the leg Of the horse just
| above the ankle joint A Teterinar,
gave the opinion that both bones wer,
1 broken and there was no ~otfer wa,
than to kin the horse. X was pet
with the family, and the loss will bt
considerable to the family
The funeral of the late Miss Mary
Linfield was held at the Methodist
church on Sunday afternoon at z
O'Clock, Rev. r. II. Moore officiating
and burial was made on Braintree hill
Deceased is survived by several cousins
and one uncle, Martin Linfeld, who
lives in Braintree.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Kilburn and their
son, Walter Kilburn, left on Satur.
day for Ormond, Fla, where they have
passed several winters.
There was large attendance at the
chicken pie supper at the Methodist
church dining room on Saturday.
Mrs. B. d. Dubois entertained the
Randolph Woman's Literary club on
Saturday afternoon, and in addition to
the membership there was large
number Of guests who were pleased to
accept the invitation so generously re-
ceiyed by them from Mrs. Dubois. A
treat was prepared for the honored
guests and members. in the lecture
given by Prof. j. w yotey. dean Of
the engineering college of Burlington,
who spoke upon Composers Of Music
and the list included many Of the old
masters. Mrs. Dalton, wife Of DR.. Dali
ton Of Burlington, was present and
sang several selections from the COM
posers which had been given notice in
the address. The refreshments, social
hour and the entire meeting was 4
marked success, and was greatly en-.
icyed by the guests and members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. TewlSsbury and
Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metgzer attend
ed the meeting of ministers and
churches Of Washington and Orange
counties at Mortified last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dubois Of New
York arrived here on Sunday morning
and are at the home Of Mrs. H. r..
Sanford, who has also another daugh
ter, Mrs. John Abbott, with her for q
few days
A mass meeting Is to be held in
Chandler Music hall on Friday night
in commemoration of Armistice day
and will be under the auspices of the
post of the American Legion. The
church committee voted to meet the
expense of opening the hall.
Mabelle Durkee, who has been with
her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Durkee. for a time, returned TO her
home in Meridcn, n. H., Saturday.
+ Mrs. John L. Hutchinson left Satur
day for Boston to see her daughter,
Miss Pauline. who is in the city for
Since she went there one
week ago she has shown marked symp
toms ~ improvement. and has been
able to take a step or so, while be
fore she was unable to step or to use
her hands and arms. Her trouble is
said 70 be form of rheumatism
which the specialist thinks can be
.ured, having had other cases sim
lar.
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas Of Salisbury
lrrived here on Saturday to be the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Edna Fair
ranks, for few days.
Judge Rowell has not been as well
n the last few days, complications
Iaying developed, and he is not able to
e down stairs at all.