The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-10
RANDOLPH
Court Ball Friday Evening Was De-
cidded Success in Every Way.

cidded Success in Every Way.
The court ball, given by the sanitor-
ium aid society, was d decided success
and Randolph people have never wit
messed a lovlier sight than was exhib-
tied in Dubois q Gays hall on Friday
night The Judges for awarding the
prizes for the different costumes were
Mrs. G. +. Moulton. Mrs, Mary Strong,
Mr.. Gladding, superintendent at ,sani-
forum, and DIR. r. NJ Chase Of Bethel.
who awarded them as follows. first
prize, for the most beautiful ladies' cos
1 tune, evening dress of white, Miss Win
lifred Chadwick; second prize, white silk
princess dress, Mrs. Merchant first
prize for harvest costume made Of crepe
paper, with girdle OF corn, and hat trim
med with wheat, grass and bright fruit
with ribbon in shades OF yellow in hair.
Miss Emma Raymore; first prize to the
prettiest girls dress, red ACCORDION pIait
ed skirt and representing Il poppy, Helen
| Blanchard prettiest boys costume, pages
attire, Loren Eldredge; first prize to
the most beautiful gentleman's costume,
pink silk with trimmings Of gold lace,
/ v. A. Grant; most beautiful home made
costume, cavalier style, first prize TO j.
Il. Tewksbury; young ladies' dress with
most work, Miss Gail Lamson; first prize
most ridiculous child's costume, court
Jester costume, Jennie Jerd; and a boys
costume of the same style, the young
song Of Mazzoiini, thief ruit dealer. Re.
| freshments Of Ice cream and cake were
served in the Masonic anti rooms, and
the net proceeds will amount to nearly
sl25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin Scott Of Barre
spent Sunday ia town, the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Trerise,
Miss Clara Bean Is home from Barre
over Sunday on short visit to her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs w. W. Bean.
Mrs. Ann Vaughan, an old lady living
with Mrs. Alfred Eaton, il very i'll with
the prevailing distemper Of grippe.
MIR. Charles Greene left town Oh sun
day for a visit of few weeks upon
relatives in Massachusetts, some Of
whom he has not seen for twenty five
years
Elmer Bean OF Barre came 10 Ran
dolph Sunday and entered the sanitorium
for an operation for appendicitis, He
was accompanied BY Mrs. Bean and the
nurse, Mrs Young, who is to attend him
during his illness. DIR. Francis Mgonri
Of Barre and DR.. Steele oil Montpelier
win be the surgeons.
Miss Ida Flint has Just completed her
studies at the Bryant a Stratton school
in Boston and has received her diploma
After few days spent in looking up
the various typewriting machines, she
may return for a short visit to her
mother, Mrs. j p Cleveland after which
she will at once take up position.
The meeting 81 the Good Templals
lodge. held on Friday, was one Of The
most pleasant and profitable since the
organization Of the lodge Five now
names We're voted upon, but the initia
ton will not occur for two weeks in
order to give members Of the local lodge
an opportunity to attend the district
meeting to be held at Barre on Friday
night.
a fair attendance gathered at the reg
ular meesing ~ the grange Saturday
evening Air. Alckeen from Maine, who
las been speaking in the last week
before the agricultural state society,
was present and addressed the meeting.
lie gave very interesting and practical
talk on certain points pertaining 70 agri
culture. and took his audience with him
through il all, being a very fascinating
speaker.