The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-10
RANDOLPH.

Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Flint OF Wobun
Mass, are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. z. N.
Rising.
Mrs. Eugene Smith Of Brooklyn, n. X,
Is at the home Of her sister, Mrs. ]. J..
Trerise
Mrs. c. A. Lasher is to preach in the
Congregational church in Lunenhufe
next Sunday
Mrs J. r. lamson is home after
five weeks visit with Mrs. }. N. DeShon
AZ Woodsiord, Me.
Mrs. Fannie Howard left here for
Barre Friday night, where she win 20
into the A. 2. Abbott store as sales
lady.
The canning factory is now working a
force of so huskers and about 20 IN the
factory, q part OF whom are from Wa
terbury.
Mr. and Mrs. George Long Of Man
chester arrived here Thursday for a
weeks visit at r w Jewett's and with
other relatives.
Miss Maude Johnston resumed work
in the Randolph telephone exchange
Thursday, while Miss Bernice Briggs
takes her vacation.
G, II. Jones of Quincy Mass, has come
foi a short visit with his wife and child
at the home Of Mrs Jones parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 4. A. Heath.
Mrs. Charlotte Lille will soon move
tement in the w. III Nichols house on
South Pleasant street.
A son was born August p to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Johns, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell Johns are here from Burling
ton TO see their grandson.
Mrs Clara Ayeril will soon move
from the mouse Of w r. Hodgyins on
Main street to the upper tenement Of
G. J. Coles house on Dudley street.
DR.. j y. Wheeler Of Burlington was
the counsel called this week TO confer
III the ease OF Joseph Laduca OF East
Randolph, who is very IN with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. r. b. Mcintyre accompanied her
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sargent, 10 their home in Woods
vile, n. H., on their return the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Ella Bancroft Goodwin and her
niece, Miss Emily Russ, after passing
five weeks with relatives and friends
IN town, returned 10 their home in New
York City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Skadan % Nal. I
yern, Ia, VINO have been guests Of Judge
and Mrs William II. Nichols, left here
tie FIRST Of the week for a trip 90 Bos <
ton, New York and Washington, d. G. /
At the annual meeting Of the GENE. I
terry association. held this week. the 4
following directors were elected: Judge (
j. Nv Rowell, Col A. B. Chandler, +. A. 4
Thomas, w. W Morton and Dr. j. Z.
Clifford.
Prof w. i. Rocheleau Of Chicago, who (
mas been guest Of his cousin. DR.. L. A.
Russlow, has returned to Chicago, where
he is connected with the Chicago cor
respondenee school and editor Of It's
educational publications.
Mrs. X. w. Leland and Miss Annie
Leland, her daughter, Of Los Angeles,
Cal, who nave been guests of Mrs G. ".
A. Putnam for several days have re-
turned to New York, where Miss LELAND
is attending The Columbia university.
Miss Bessie Lewis went to Winthrop,
Mass. Friday. where she has a position
IN high school, in which she Is at the
head Of the department for mathmaties
Mrs Fannie Lewis, her mother, win join
her later and remain through the win.
ter.
Miss Genieyc Iamson left here Friday
night for Rosele n. j.. where she IS
to teach the coming year Her sister,
Mrs Theron Brooks, and daughter. Hes
ter. also started for their home in Wasa-
ngton. D. G., after passing two months
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bass were among
The late arrivals, coming from New
York, and were entertained By Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w Morton. while Mr.. Bass
took part in the Elm cottage tourna-
nent They went from here to Willis.
on to visit Mr.. Bass mother, Mrs. Jen-
le Bass.