The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-27
RANDOLPH.

Miss Alice Peryier left here Friday
morning for Barre to look after the in.
terests of the w. r Messer millinery
business in that city.
Mrs Moses HoIbrook arrived Thurs.
day from Dorchester, Mass, and will be
with Mrs Roswell Holbrook the greater
part Of the summer
Mrs. w II Roberts of Manchester
Vt, arrived here Thursday and il the
guest of her father, Lyman Hutchin-
son, and other relatives for few
days
Mr. and Mrs Clinton Adams, who
has been visiting at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Adams for a few days,
went to their home in Post Mills on
Friday.
Miss Mary Wedgwood arrived here
Friday morning from Chicopee, Mass,
for vacation of week from her
duties as one Of the assistants in the
library there.
Mr. and Mrs. Forts Allis of Haver-
hill, Mass. and Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace His Of Norwich, Conn, who had
been visiting here at the home of Il .
H Allis, returned to their homes on
Friday,
Mr. and Mrs Howard Martin have
both found employment in Montpelier
on the farm of | L. Sparrow. Joseph
Rope, who has been living with Mrs
Roppe, will remain here with his son,
Frank Rope.
f. A Hobart who has been very i'll
all through the winter, at the home of
his on John Hobart in Essex Junction,
from the effects of a shock of paralysis,
is now very much improved and able to
be out of doors.
John Jacobs has been sent to Brain
tree to supply the station there while
the regular agent, Mr.. Ladue, is re-
covering from an operation for appendi-
citis, at the sanatorium here, and Mrs.
Jacobs also has gone there to remain
during his stay
Miss Grace Jubb and Miss Har-
riet McPhail, who have been guests of
Mrs j Wallace Chesbro for several
weeks went to their home in North
Adams, Mass, Friday, and took with
them Master Albert Cheshoro, who will
remain for a few weeks with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Jubb
The funeral Of Mrs. Oscar Colburn
was held from her late home in Thurs.
day afternoon, Rev j W Chesbro Off
eiating The bearers were Harry Allen,
Edwin Martin, Henry Noble, and Earl
Ryford, and the singing was by a
quartet, consisting of Mrs. J B.
Adams Mrs Inez Segar, A. H. Beedle,
and DR. A. c. Bailey Among those
from out Of town present were Mr.
and Mrs Harry Allen of Gaysville, Mr..
and Mrs c. L. Peavey of Bradford,
Mrs William Fletcher Mrs Hutchin-
son and Mrs French of Braintree, and
Mr. and Mrs Earl Ryford.
L. s. Grant post No. 90, G A. r.
will observe Memorial Sunday by at
tending the morning service at st
Johns church. when Rev A G. Gil
more will give a sermon appropriate to
the day The Memorial day exercises
will be held in this village with the
following program: At p. m, line
of march will be formed in front of the
high school building with Green
Mountain band first in line, then the
associate members as escort, U. s.
Grant post, school children, Woman's
Relief Corps in carriages and citizens in
carriages The procession will march
to Southview cemetery, and exercises
will be held by post and corps, after
which a line Of march viii reform and
20 TO Chandler Music hall where an
address viii be given by L. B. john
son, the orator Of the day. The school
will participate in the exer-
cises there. A dinner viii be served at
the q. A r. hall at 1880 TO mem
beers Of the post and corps and associate
members and their wives.