The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-04-11
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. i. II. Flint, who have
been here for two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Chedel and Mr. and Mrs.
II l. Flint, returned to Burlington On
Monday.
Frank Williams, who has been here
with his parents for a few days, re-
turned Monday to Amherst, Mass,
where he has employment ut present.
His little daughter accompanied MN,
and they came especially at this sime
on account Of Jehiel Williams, who
has not been in good health for few
weeks.
Il. L. Farnen of Worcester, Mass,
Joined his wife here at the home a
Mrs. Waldo and was here over Sun
day.
Rev. l.. Alex Donald, who was here
as a substitute at the Baptist church
on Sunday, was well liked.
! Mrs. Annie Edison, who has been
with friends in Lebanon, returned
home on Monday.
Mrs. Harold Bowen. who hasa child
six DAYS old was taken suddenly III
with appendicitis the last OF the week,
| and she was taken to the sanatorium,
and an operation performed. She was
as comfortable as could be expected
at the last reports.
| TheAews of the death Of Mrs. Q. y,
Greene was received here on Monday,
| her death having occurred at the sana-
forum Sunday evening. Mrs. Greene
| had been i'll for several weeks with
grip, and this developed intestinal
| trouble.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. 81. Lawrence lett
Monday for Springfield, Mass, whore
they will PISS few days with rela-
tiyes and friends.
The Bethany parish house will be
closed this week to all church afiairs
and there will be meetings each night
at the church until Saturday night
Friday night will be the communion
and reception of new members. There
| will be meetings at the Methodist
church three nights this week, begin.
ming on Wednesday, and Friday night
there will be reception Of members
baptism and communion. Easter Sun
day will be celebrated by special mu
| sic at all the churches.
| The funeral of the late Miss Ellor
Matthews was held from the home On
Saturday, Rev R. Fl. Moore offlciat
ing. Miss Matthews was one OF thu
charter members OF the Methodist
church in this place and has been
faithful member in all these years.
] Mrs. Ada Burroughs Walker. wht
has been with her aunt in South Roy
alton. taking care OF her through -
illness. came 6n Satu Nay sto be Tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. :. II. hetchan
| for a few days before going to hel
home in Massachusetts,.
William Morrill,. who has been II
Tunbridge with his brother, came @
SATURDAY TO pass few days here witt
4 his sister.in law and other relatives
and attend clinic at the sanatoriun
the first OF the week. Mr.. Morrill, j
recently up from an illness with pne1i
monia and goes for consultation to III
sanatorlum.
Il A. J. Wheatley has purchased th'
sparhawk studio and will take ii dow
and some Of the materials viii %
used i'm the building Of a new housl
on Maple street for his own use. MI
Wheatley recently purchased lot G
George Slack for this purpose.
II Clarence Osha was in town on sat
urday and went from here to Massa
chusetts TO visit his daughter, Mis-
Doris osha, for over Sunday. Nh
Osha win visit his mother, Mrs. vii
liam osha, in this village before re
turning to Burlington.
4 W. w. Marshall has returned 10 II
home in Middlesey, after passing a ie'
DAYS here with his daughter, Miss Leil
Marshall
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. \. Billings were i
Waterbury last week TO attend tn
funeral Of Mrs. Billings sister, Mr.
Susan Blair.
Miss Emma Flint has come fror
New York City to spend several week
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
II. L. Flint.
Miss Edith Marcott returned Thurs
: day from several days stay in Bo:
ton with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Eva Kimball is home from Law
renee. Mass. owing to the strike
, the textile mill, where she has bee
! having employment
a MIR. and Mrs. +. !. Clahin have gor
a 10 New York City to pass a week wit
n relatives.