The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-11-04
RANDOLPH.

MIS-. george IVAN OF ~. Johns, I,
o. has been che nest Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Lucia Tor several days
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Palmer Of East
, Braintree have come for an indefinite
stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. b. Wells
Mrs. Margaret Gay, who has been
passing several months in this vicinity
, with relatives went to her home in Bar
net Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Atwood left here
Thursday for two weeks stay in White
River junction with their daughter, Mrs.
G. y. Lazelle
H. NJ. Gaylord mas shipped in all about
400 barrels Of hand picked apples.
which he has shipped to i. l.. Fisher
Of Fail River Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. w. S. Smithers and
Rev. and Mrs, J. w. Hamilton went 20
Barre on Thursday to attend the state
meeting of the Epworth league.
Mrs. Esmond, who is better known
here as Fleda White, has been dis
charged from the Waterbury hospital,
and d. ID. Howe went there Thursday
to accompany her home.
Miss Nellie Ford left for White Riy-
err Junction Thursday for. a short stop
before goingt TO her home in Ware,
Mass Miss Ford has been here for
several weeks with friends
I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith of NAL
colin, Ia, are in town, the guests of
Madam Celia Clifford and her sons. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith went West in 1868,
and this is the first time in 81 years
that they have been in this vicinity.
r. r. Whitelaw has finished his work
as foreman AZ the White Cross Milk
plant and with Mrs. Whiteiaw, has
gone to Hickory, n. G., to be butter
maker in a creamery there. f. G. Bick-
ford of the Center has succeeded him.
The Rochester club held its annual
meeting ON Monday night, with Mrs, d.,
T. Dyer, when the following officers
were elected to serve the coming year
President, d. T. Dyer; vice president,
A. NJ. Hubbard; secretary and treasurer.
Mrs, d. 7 Dyer.
A son, Charles Arthur, was born re-
Gently to Mr. and Mrs. William Walker
in Jacksonville, ILL.,. the child being a
grandson of Il. +. Emerson, the mother
having been Maud Emerson, and well
known by the young people here.
Robert Flint and WinifTed d., only
daughter Of Mrs. Dora Tredo, were mar
Iried on Tuesday evening by Rev. HON.
err White, at the home Of the oiEciat-
ing clergyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Flint will
live in the cottage just above w. p.
Flint's on Park street.
William Eugene Kimball of New York
City has recently given 32 new books
of fiction TO the knnball public library,
and his sisters, Misses Clara and An
ME, have added 80 more, besides 9th.
ers which have been procured for use
in the same institution.
The White Cross Milk plant received
on Monday morning IA new milk Gus
toners and more are expected. The hns
mess is such that the trustee is max
ing repairs and adding such improve
ments as will greatly facilitate the work
and a brighter future is expected for
the company.
State Highway Commissioner c. w.
Gates Of Franklin was in town Tuesday
TO call upon j. B. Wells and Wednes-
day Mr.. Wells also had visit from
Myron Flanders Of Tunbridge, who sue
ceeded him as county road commission.
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer have
come from East Braintree to remain
for an indefinite time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells.
The funeral of Mrs. George Haraden
was held on Thursday afternoon from
the home OF Mrs w. +. Edison, Rev.
Fraser Metzger officiating, and interment
was in Southview cemetery The bear
ers we're Irwin. Chase, Henry Booth, Haz-
en- Sanford and Charles KiIburn. Mrs.
Harry Flanders Of Rochester, a niece
Of deceased and Harry Lyman Of this
place. a nephew, were the only immedi-
ate relatives present.
The death Of Mrs Miller Mcintosh in
Woodstock Saturday has been announced
4 to friends here. Mrs. Mcintosh was
for many years, after the death of her
husband in Bethel Gilead. a resident
here, till it became necessary for her
to 90 to assist her brother in Woodstock,
4 who was feeble in health, She is sur
vived by son, Herbert Mcintosh, of
Burlington and daughter, Mrs. Ellen
Thresher, Of Melrose Highlands.
The Silver Cross Circle of Kings
Daughters held its meeting at the home
OF Mrs J. d. Mitchell last Tuesday
and elected the following officers. Lead
er, Mrs +. S. Tracy; assistant leader,
Miss Emma Moses; secretary, Mrs. w.
W. Morton; assistant secretary, Mrs.
W. r. Sargent; treasurer, Mrs. ]. d.
! Mitchell; emergency committee, Mrs
Flora Flint, Mrs. A. +. Bass, Mrs. A. B.
Gay, Mrs. E. S. Tracy, Mrs. j. d. Mitch
ell; work committee, Mrs. A. b. Gay
and Mrs A. f. Bass. During the year
the circle have expended 500 for chart
table purposes and have now in the
treasury $40.
Arrangements are nearly perfected for
the laying of the corner stone of the
new school building on November %,
when it is expected DR.. Guy Potter Ben
ton will be present and deliver an adj
dress DIR. f, A. Bishop, principal of
the Montpelier seminary and member
Of the state board Of education has
been invited to make the opening pray
er. Prin. f. G. Ham will speak upon
the schools of Randolph, and after the
laying Of the corner stone by Dr. BEN
! ton, the school children will sing Amer
lea. and the company viii repair to the
music hail. where DR.. Benton viii de-
| liver the address.