The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-13
RANDOLPH.

DIR. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler mo-
tored here from Boston this week. arriy-
ing on Friday and on Monday will leave
for Greensboro, where they will 60 into
camp at Caspian lake. Mrs. Rogers,
who has been there with them for sew
eral years will make the trip there
with them, to remain through the sea-
son.
Miss Ella Lincoln, who has been with
Mrs. Joseph Tilson for two weeks, went
to her home in Bethel Friday, and Miss
ELISE Tilson came from Worcester,
Mass, the same day for visit at the
same place during her vacation from
teaching in Massachusetts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Gladding, who
have been in Iaconia since last week,
returned home Friday.
Miss Nida Case of Adams, Mass, il
passing some time with Miss Mary
Priest at the Priest farm.
Lewis Rye who is principal of the
high school in .Marshfeld, Mass, ar
rived here Monday to pass his vaca-
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
is Rye. Mrs Rye accompanied him to
remain for the summer.
Miss Clara Francis of Lancaster, Mass,
is a guest at the Wiswall cottage for
a few weeks.
The +. A. Strout farm agency, through
its agent, S. l.. Billings, has sold the
Frank Harris farm in Bethel Gileal
to John Hanna of Blaine Lake. Sask.,
Can, and the Fred B. Sanborn place
in Randolph to Mrs. b. w. Thresher.
Mrs. Olive Farnam OF Montreal is
har artf hns1 lin
ley, for visit
Mrs. Fl. A. Leonard and her son, Law
renee Leonard, and her sister, Mrs. J.. c.
Willard, of Belvidere, H., are in Bur
lington this week, visiting their broth
er. Fred Webster
Miss Margaret Cheney has been in
New London Conn, for the last three
weeks, the guest of Miss Rena Blood
Miss Jennie Babbitt of Washington. |
d. c., has come to Randolph and will |
be here at the inn for the next two
months
Mrs. f. L. Brooks has returned from |
a several days visit in Medford, Mass, |
and was accompanied by Lieut.. ID. G. |
Webb and Mrs. Webb. her daughter, who
viii remain here with friends for time
through the warm weather.
Mrs. A. G. Bradish OF Medford. Mass.
$ passing some time with Mrs, G. +.
1ushman, while DIR. and Mrs. f. A.
Eaton and Miss May Bradish are at
Greensboro for a few weeks.
Mrs Douglas Barclay and daughter
anne from Barre Friday to pass a few
lays with her parents at The Man
hester.
NIrs Fila pontator oni bor ,,-anJ
Mabel and Harold Narney, and
Mrs. S. J. Cardell of Satsuma Heights,
Fla, who have been in Warren fer
month, have returned here.
Thomas st. Lawrence, fourth son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli st. Lawrence, was
married in Waterbury Saturday to Miss
lizzie b. Newland OF Morrisville, who
las been trimmer in the millinery
tore of w. r. Messer here this sum-
ner. Rev. William l.. Boieourt, Con-
.regational clergyman of that place,
fficiated. Mr.. and Mrs. st. Lawrence
re in town and will shortly go to
housekeeping, as the groom has eni-
loyment in the furniture factory of
Brothers.
Frank Burridge and his sister, Miss
Vinnifred Burridge, arrived in town
aturday from Detroit, Mich, making
trip of 800 miles in Ford automobile.
hey were accompanied by Alvin Dam
ito of Detroit.
Mrs. H. NJ. Campbell and daughter,
Hiss Emma Campbell of Gofstown, \.
l., are being entertained by Mrs. NJ. A.
'ewksbury. Miss Campbell is teach
r in the Springfield, Mass, high school.
A son, James Christie, ir., weighing
even and one-half pounds, was born
o Principal and Mrs j. c. Walker of
-ergennes at the sanatorium On July 1.
he mother was formerly Miss Fannie
'raper of this place.
Mrs. A. w. Tucker of Gold Hill, \. g..
nd Mrs Elva Fits of Fitchburg, Mass,
Tho were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
from Thursday to Sunday,
ave gone TO Brookfeld for vislt
nth friends.
Wilbur Bartlett of Plainfield has been
recent visitor at the =. \. Morse home
nd on his return he took his sister,
FRS. Fannie Perkins, home with him
Or a few days stay.