The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-17
RANDOLPH
W. W. Norton Named BY The Demo
Gratis as Candidate For Rep.

w. w. Norton Named BY The Demo-
Gratis as Candidate For Rep.
The Democratic voters Of Randolph
met in caucus at G. A. r. hall on sat
urday afternoon at S o'clock, Il. G.
Gilbert was elected chairman and L. g.
Dodge secretary W. w, Morton was
nominated to represent the town ~
Montpelier. It was also arranged 70
procure speaker and the secretary
was instructed 10 correspond and en-.
gage a suitable man 10 address a pub
lie meeting TO be held at some time
and place before the election. the notice
u which would be given later.
Mrs. Am Mouton Is with her daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Briggs at Hartford for a few
weeks
A. \. ANGEL Is SIN very III and his
condition Is unchanged for the last
few days.
The ladies o. the Federated churches
cleared about ssi at their supper on
friday night
I Mrs. J. u. Wells, who for few days
has boon at Queen City park, returned
on Saturday.
Mr.. Harold Perkins Of Woodstock
was a guest AZ the Rev. Joseph Ham
! lt0n's oser Sunday
J Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Williams and son,
Ray. OF Hartford, Conn.,, are the guests
Of Mrs. Ellen Young
Mise Gladys Thayer Of East Brain
tree was cntcrtained by Mrs. }. i,
rewksbnry on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. +. o. Blanchard closed
pleasant two weeks at Highgatc and
returned home on Saturday.
Rev. Jolm Angel Of Stowe was in
town over Sunday being called here by
the serious illness OF his friend.
Harold sharpe has returned from
several weeks at Newport, y. H.,
where be was the guest OF Clarence
Mann.
Miss Hattie Wheeler Of Boston Is
il town having been called here by the
death of her sister who lived in Roch-
ester
Mise Lila Flint Of ST. Adams, who
has been visiting her aunt, Airs. Mary
Mann, returned to her bone Saturday
morning
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hood OF Wood
stock were here on a visit to their par.
ents, Mr.. aud Ars. Oliver Hood, on
Saturday.
Miss Ethel Wardner, who has been
passing month in this vicinity re-
turned to her home in shelton, Conn,
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Blodgett returned
TO Waterbury on Saturday where AIR.
Bodeett is employed a. engineer At the
merry go. round al that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Abbott Of New
York City are guests Of Mrs. Frank
Parsons az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Parsons about one mile from
town.
Prof. John Burton Hotehkias, who i
la professor IN be college for the deaf
and dumb in Washington, D, g., ar
rived on Saturday and is the guest OF
". y. Martin.
Rev. and Mrs. +. r. Curricr 81
Brownsville accompanied Mary Hb.
bard home after her stay Of three
weeks with them, and were the guests
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. c. r. Hubbard for few
days.
Mrs. Laura Granger Shsffer Of Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, and Miss Mary y. Grang-
81 of Marion, Iowa, who have been
with relatives here started on their
homeward trip Saturday. They will
spend one day in Montreal before 60
ing west,
John Stinet and family and Mr. and
| airs. J. M. Atwood left here on Satm'
dag for a two weeks stay at Lake
Morey. Fairlee They were joined ~
/ White River Junction by Mr.. and Mrs
G Il. Lazeile and tile entire party have
leased cottage which they will oc.
enpy during this time.
The funeral Of Il. E, Drake was held
on Sunday afternoon ut the Bethany
church. Brief prayer service was neld
AZ the house at hall past one and the
funeral party then repaired to the
/ church. The bearers were selected from
4 the immediate family. the father
brother, son-in-law and intimate friend
| serving in that capacify. Rev. Fraser