The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-17
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. A. A. Priest has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs.
w. w. Case.
John II. Wood has been shipping FIVE
car loads of ice to Montpelier, in which
were about 1875 tons.
The Woman's Relief corps served a
hash supper on Tuesday night, from
which they took 1915.
Mrs. II. V. Fletcher and Mrs. Helen
Clark are in Rutland and Poultney for
several days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward P. Rye have an
nounced the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Lula Bell, to George West of Wa
terbury
Miss Abilene Gray has resigned her
position as teacher Of the first grade
to take effect at the close of this term
Of school.
Mrs. II. S. Tobey has returned from
South Sutton, N. H., where she went
to visit her mother, Mrs. Davis, who Is
in feeble health.
A daughter, Virginia, was born the
18th to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood
of Auburndale, Mass, the child being
a niece of Mrs Alonzo Emery
Rev. Father 0'Donnell, who is inn
proving, is not yet able TO take up the
work of his church. but is now able
to ride out for a short distance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis and chill
dren have returned from five weeks
stay in Bayhead n. j., where they were
summoned by the illness of Mrs. Cur
it's father.
Mrs. V. A. Grant has purchased of
Mrs. Mary Carr an acre Of land between
the house of A. b. Gay and 4. A. Shat
tuck, on which she expects to build
a residence.
Miss Clara Booth has closed her sew
eral mouths stay with her father, Will
liam Booth, and returned to st, Paul,
Mimi, from where she intends to leave
for San Francisco, in couple of weeks.
c. 0. Osha has sold the Star theatre
moving picture business TO Charles l..
Woodbury. of South Royalton, who viii
at once take possession and make his
headquarters at Randolph this winter.
w. A. Mcintosh, who has been in
Montpelier and Woodstock fer several
months, and who returned here the first
Of the week, went to Montpelier Thurs
day to remain with relatives for two
weeks
DR.. Z, O. Blanchard has received from
Gov Mead his appointment as president
Of the state board of dental examiners
for term Of five years, beginning Nov.
30, when his present term Of service
expires.
Mrs. Irving Flint of Hatfield, Mass,
arrived here this week, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Melissa Jones, who has
been for the last year in Massachusetts
with son and a daughter, to remain
for the winter with Mrs. G. s. Bent
Fred c. W. Hayward and Miss Lula
Blakely of this place were married Tues
day evening by Rev. Homer White at
the home of the officiating clergyman,
and are now established in their home
in the upper apartments Of the John L.
Moses house on South Main street.
The now aeetylene lighting plant for
the Central Vermont railway and the
generator will be placed in the cement
house built for it just north Of the stock
yards and viii have a capacity of 100
lights varying from eight to one hun
dred candle power as needed
Mrs. Jasper Lamson and her daugh
ter, Miss Mary Lamson, have gone on
a trip to California, which will extend
till spring, joining one Of the Raymond
excursions with friends, which takes
them to Pasadena. south to San Diego,
returning to San Francisco, and return
ing home by way of Salt Lake City and
Colorado Springs.
j. B. Wells, who has been failing in
strength for several weeks, on Wednes-
day went into comatose state, from
which he had not recovered Thursday,
and the care of the trained nurse, B. [.
Davis, from the Center, had been called
to assist, as Mrs. Wells was unable to