The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-19
RANDOLPH.


Two Suuptes NO ~ WAatc hlVeI IuhSlioh
to Be Married.
Earl Mcintosh son Of Nh and Mrs. I'd
Mcintosh of this place, and Miss Abbie
Race Of this village went TO White River
junction Monday and we're married by
Rev Joseph Hamilton, who joined them
there. The couple returned At once and
will take up their residence here with
the parents 81 the groem on School
street.
Arthur Saunders, who IA associated
with the Feather Bed company and To-
Gated at Cottage hotel, and Miss Mae
Bancor daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Raneor formerly Of plattsburg, n.
~ but recently 81 this place, were mar
ried at White River Junction Friday,
whore they went for that purpose, and
returned here Saturday They are To-
Gated for the present at the Cottage
hotel
Rev. w. ]. Sparhawk Of Cabot Is the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L, T.
sparhawk.
H. B. Loomis Of Marshall, Mimi, has
come TO pass couple Of months with
bis old friends here.
Mrs Susie G. Haskell and two children
Of Everett, Mass. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Rumrill
Mrs Emogene Goodale Of South Roy
alton visited her daughter, Mrs. II. H.
Hayward, over Sunday.
Mrs. Norman Greene has returned from
two weeks visit in Lawrence, Mass,
with her sister, Mrs. A. F. Grover.
Miss Emma Horner. who had been
passing a month with Mrs r. Fl, Ketch-
nm, has returned to her home in Bos-
tom
Mrs. J. NJ Thompson and little dan9h-
ter are passing several days with Mrs.
Thompson's parents, Nh, and Mrs. A. y.
Foster
g. n. stockwell passed Sunday ii
Rochester and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry eif-
ford returned from visit there on
Monday.
Mrs Fred Preston, who has been with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. /. !. Ldall,
ten days, has returned to her home in
STAFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Travors have come
from Merrimac, Mass. and Mr. Travers
will run the paint shop at the Bean car
rage shop.
Judge and Mrs William Nichols and
Mrs. Mary Bass viii close their house
here this summer and 90 10 the farm
on Braintree hin.
Rev Dr.. A. Z. Cooper and his daugh-
ter, Miss Rose. returned Monday from
Island Pond, where they attended the
Methodist conference.
Edwin J. Rumrill Of Royalton has been
here Since January At The home 81 big
son, Dr. g j. Bnmrill and is now very
low with tuberculosis
Gerald Stevens, who left here for trip
70 Idaho about six weeks ago. returned
the last OF the week much better pleased
with Vermont than formerly.
Mrs. c. NJ. howard IS again in town
and has opened her house sitter spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. E. p.
Bartlett in Dorchester, Mass
Rev. Joseph Hamilton returned from
Island Pond Monday as far as White
River Junction and joined BIS wife az
Woodstock, whore be win make a short
visit before returning here.
o. Il. Greene, who has been for IL
years connected with the dairy Of tAe
Pratt estate at Glen Cove I. Z, has
Just purchased the c. w Cohen farm.
located about mile from South Royal.
ton.
Mrs Simpson Of Lawrence, Mass, came
Monday to remain at the home Of @, B.
Copeland for an indefinite stay Mrs.
Copeland is much more comfortable at
this time and her symptoms are more
favorable fer recovery.
Mrs. Maria Fuller Of Rutland, who
has been spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. W. r. Sargent. suffered
slight shock on Saturday, and her son.
i. w Fuller of Rutland was summoned
here because Of her illness.
Bateman I. Bowman arrived here last
week from Los Angeles, after an absence
81 four years in different parts Of The
West. during which he has been employed
as ticket clerk and cashier for the North
ern Pacific railroad AZ Sedro. Wooleys
Wash,
Dr. G. W. Scott is out with his new
automobile and Saturday Fred Hayward
accompanied William Tracy to st. AL
bans with the new Ford automobile.
which he recently purchased Of him,
teaching him to use the same on the
journey. and returned from that city
Sunday night by train.