The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-01
RANDOLPH.

George Bryant has purchased of Albert
DeGonyoun his shoeshop in the Cush-
man block on Pleasant street and has
already taken possession Mr.. DeGon-
youn will remain for two months III
the employ OF the new proprietor.
L. w. Jewett has sold his house on
Maple street to B. H. Davis, who will
take possession soon.
William Booth, who has been with
his SONS in Newport, n. H., for the
last two months. has returned and is
with his son, Clarence Booth, at his
home on the Highlands.
Miss Nettye Robbins, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. Cora Robbins, for
few days, went to Boston Friday and
on Saturday sailed with a party on the
steamer Cretic, expecting to land in
Naples on July IL. Miss Robbins will
resume teaching in the Westlield nor
NAL in connection with the department
of art, on its opening. the first OF Sep
TENDER.
Charles Pratt a teacher in the Perkins
institute for the blind in South Boston,
is in town passing his vacation with his
aunt, Mrs. Emily Burroughs
Frank w. Sault from st. Adams ar
rived here on Saturday 10 visit his
mother, Mrs. Peter Sault, who is in a
serious condition with heart trouble.
Misses Florence and Clara Mayo, who
have been in Royalton with relatives,
have returned home. Miss Florence Mayo
is taking a two weeks vacation from
the store of Il. A. Thomas, where she
is a saleslady
Mrs. John Jacobs, the wife of the for
mer telegraph operator here was IN
town Saturday, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Copeland
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb of Warren
returned home on Saturday, after visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Campbell, where Mr. and Mrs. lde Sar-
gent of New Jersey have also been, but
who left on Saturday for their summer
home in Granville to remain for time.
Miss Ida Flint, who for the last ten
days has been in town with her mother,
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland, went to Boston
Saturday to resume her work there.
Harold Skinner who has also been here
visiting at the same place, accompanied
her back to the city.
Mrs W. II. Griffin. her son, Abbott,
and daughter, Margaret Of Naldosta, Ga,
arrived here Saturday and are estab-
lished at the home of Mrs. A. L. Ken
drick for the summer while visiting
Charles Abbott, Mrs. Grfith's father,
and other relatives. Mr.. Abbott expects
to 90 South for the winter, on her
return there.
Miss Edith Abbott. who was to have
sailed from New York on Saturday for
a trip abroad, was obliged to delay her
going, on account of the seamen's strike.
Arrangements have been made. however,
whereby her party is to sail in the
steamer Canada on Wednesday of this
week. when Miss Abbott will pursue
her study of art with artists of much
note through the summer, in Europe and
other countries, expecting TO return
about September | to continue teaching
In one of the city schools.
Rev. and Mrs. Chesbro and their sons
will go to Bethel Gilead this week for
n several weeks stay in the Morse cot
tage which they have leased for the
summer. Mr.. Chesbro viii fill his pulpit
here as usual, driving here each week.
Harry Chase has finished work at Wa
terbury where he has been for month
with the steam. roller, which was
shipped from there on Saturday to this
place. Mrs. Chase and her children
joined Mr.. Chase there on Friday, return
Ing with him on Saturday.
Mrs j. +. Mead returned Saturday
from Lima. Ohio, accompanied by her
father, Mr.. Hughes, who has passed sew
eral seasons in town. Mr., Hughes came
from California with his daughter, who !
came to Lima. Ohio, with the remains
of her husband, and viii remain with |
Mrs. Mead this summer.
DIR. H. H. Hayward went to Boston
Sunday for months study at Harvard |
college, where he takes up laboratory
work and pathology.
Mr.. and Mrs +. IT, Ketchum and their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Cam
bridge, Mass, returned from ten days
stay in camp in Granville on Friday, I
and Sunday their guests left for home.