The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-30
RANDOLPH.

evening. which was attended by about
40 people, who thoroughly enjoyed the
occasion, the evening being delightful
and all went happily
Mrs. Coodson from Oklahoma who has
been with Miss Katherine Grain. for the
last few days, went to Worcester
Mass. to remain for a time, before re-
turning west.
Mr. and Mrs. George Drew, who have
been away on two weeks vacation
from the store of Tewksbury & Ray
mond returned on Friday.
Miss Alice Woodland of Washington,
/ d. c., who has been in Vergennes yiciting
Prin. and Mrs. James Walker, arrived
here Friday. to pass several days with
her parents, before returning to her
work.
Mrs. Warren Mann, who has been in
town for two weeks with relatives, went
to Essex, n Y. on Friday to remain for
time with her daughter, who resides
there.
Miss Lucy Richards who has been in
West Hartford since the first of the
week, returned Friday to Lyman Hutch
insons.
Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Rowell were in
Royalton visiting friends on Friday.
G. Il. Head of 0neonta n. Y, who
owned the Pratt cottage on Park street,
has traded tie same with Joseph Tilson,
for the latter's farm on Braintree branch,
where Mr.. Tilson now resides. Mr. Til
son will continue to rent the cottage.
and will move to small house which
he owns near by, while Mr.. Head, who
is here this week, will sell the farm and
tools at auction, in the near future.
The ice supply of John Wood is ex-
hausted and the private houses are
without ice for the rest of the season.
Mr. Wood has been shipping in ice for
the creameries from Mortified and
Barre, and next year will arrange for
much larger supply, as he intends to
enlarge his buildings, and will also put
up a house at the realty company's
pond above Park street.
Mrs. Ella Parsons Connor from Man
chester, is stopping at the Parsons farm
for two weeks. Mrs. John Parsons, has
lately returned from Amsterdam, \. y,
where she has been passing the summer
with relatives.
The White River Electric company,
have completed the installation of the
new street lights in this village, put
ting in 100 40-watt tungstens in the
place Of the old lamps. In the rear of
the bank building, temporary cover
ing has been made to the appliances. A
time switch il set so as to turn off the
lights automatically at given time.
At present the day service in the village
averages about Is horse power.
j. W. Curran has sold his milk route,
purchased by him nine years ago, from
w. w. Jones, to G. f. Baker, who will
run the same with George Packard on
ment takes possession on Oct. |.
Charles c. Morse. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Q. l. Morse, and Miss Pansy Walker,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wal
ker,, in Bethel Gilead, were married in
South Royalton last week by the Rev.
Levi Wild. The couple will make their
home for the present with Mr.. Morse's
parents, on the farm below the stock
farm.
Harry Tredo who has been in town
two weeks, the guest of his mother and
sister, has returned to his business in
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Day, arrived on
Monday, from Slayton, Mimi, to make
their home for the present with their
son, Theodore Day. on Hebard Hill
The ladies of the Bethany church |
guild held social and supper at the
-fah E'r,J
which time each lady contributed dol. |
lar and told the story Of its earning. in !
prose or poetry. The proceeds amounted I
TO 500.
Mrs. Laura Allis went to Brookfield |
on Saturday to pass several days with |
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Bacon of Morris. /
Vile, who have been the guests of Mrs.
ella Clifford since Thursday, left for |
heir home on Saturday.
Randolph grange was visited on Sat
Irday night by the Randolph Center
range which gave the program. Among
he numbers was a debate by four
'oupg men, who discussed the virtues
# the 1iolstein and Jersey cows, and
mother number of interest was six
'oung ladies dressed in costumes to rep
escnt different countries. Musical num-
,ers followed, and the entire evening
vas one of profit to the large number
Who attended This week. on Wednes-
ay evening, this grange goes to Ran
olph Center to give the program at
heir meeting.
|. d. Litchfield, who has been at
york in Barre, was in town on Friday
n business trip and calling upon
riends.
A Rev. Mr.. Naylor of New York gave
n interesting lecture in the Baptist
hurch before small audience on his
rip around the world on 1915. The
hutchinson girls quartet furnished
music for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams. who
ave been with Mrs. Estelle Gibson for
he last month, went to Bethel Satur-
ay for an, oyer-Sunday stay, and the
rst of the week returned to their home
a Brighton Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leet Blodgett, who have
cen living in South Royalton for some
ime, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
!. w. Panton over Friday night, and
'ent from here on Saturday. and after
few days will 90 to Florida for the
eason, and from there expect to 90 to
alifornia for a permanent home, if
hey like the country.
The special services at the Catholic
hurch, which have been held through