The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-24
RANDOLPH

| Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, who has been
| in Northampton, Mass, for several
weeks, with her son, Fred Fairbanks,
and children during the illness OF Mrs.
Fairbanks, came home on saturday,
leaving her much improved in health,
but far from strong.
b. McKenna and Lawrence McKenna
were in Kichford last week to attend
the funeral Of Mrs Harriette Wilcox.
wife OF James Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Wilcox were residents of this place
about two years, when Mr.. Wilcox was
the freight agent. During that time
Mrs. Wilcox conducted a millinery
business, leaving here thirteen years
ago for Richford, where Mr.. Wilcox
had employment on the G. p. X. r.
Mrs. Wilcox was the matron OF Mis-
sisquoi chapter, No. ii, Order Of East
ern Star, where she proved very eff
cient. Deceased i survived by her
husband and three children, Miss Alma
Wilcox OF Boston and John and Cert
land Wilcox residing at home.
Mrs. G. B. Farr Of Hancock, who
has been at the sanatorium for several
weeks. where she underwent a serious
surgical operation, was able TO leave
there last week and 60 to her home.
Jan. 0, second daughter was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand Of River;
ton, n. j Mr.. Rand's mother, Mrs.
w. L. Rand. of West Somerville, Mass,
is with the family Of her son for a
month.
At the Methodist church, at the sum
day school hour, the boys who attended
the conference at Barre one week ago.
gave their reports. Randolph had the
third largest representation, Burling
ton and Rutland exceeding them in
numbers
Mrs. II. + Brooks has received news
of the deats Of her sister, Mrs. Frank
Thomas, in hospital IN Glendale,
Cal, which occurred one week ago,
following an illness with pneumonis.
Mrs Thomas was native OF Yer
gennes, bu. in 1000 Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas went to California for Mrs.
Thomas health Deceased is survived
by her sister. Mrs. +. +. Brooks. Of
this place, and one brother, George
Ross OF Vergennes The funeral was
held there and the body was eremated.
Mrs. Fila Russell, vino passed last
week in st. Johnsburv with ers.moth
er, returned for Friday night, when
Russelrs orchestra played at a dance,
and on Monday Mrs. Russell went TO
st. Jolnsbury for another weeks, stay
at home. expecting to return for sum
day night work.
Miss Clara Cas- OF Rochester was
in town the last ,pf the week. the guest
Of Mrs. Edmund Hatch, and Saturday |
returned to her home in Rochester
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gilpin from
Manchester. Y. H., were the guests
III Mrs. William OSha the last Of the
week, and returned 20 Bethel to re-
main until trey decide upon some ho-
tel
Miss II. u. Clancy Of Mortified was
in town on a business trip Monday, re
turning home for the night.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. "A. Sawyer have not |
as yet received any further news from
their son, Wesley Sawyer. who j in
Florida III from the effects OF a shock |
Of paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer |
went to DeLapd two months ago,
where they expect 10 stay all winter
Mrs. Mabel Wheeler, who has been
on d trip abroad for several months,
has returned here and Is at the home
Of Judge Rowell for an indefinite stay
Mr.. Rowe Of New Haven, Conn, was
with his family over sunday. arriving
here on Friday and returning Mon
day to resume his business. Miss Ar
lene Howe, his daughter, teacher
in Braintrce was also at home with /
her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. II A Hatch il sufficiently re
severed from sprained ankle so that
;he walked down town on Monday TO
her place OF business.
Miss Leila Marshall Of Burlington i
II present the guest Of Mrs. j. L.
rewksbury, for a time.