The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-19
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. II. V. Fletcher returned ON Fri
day night from two weeks stay II
Lebanon, n. H., with her sister, Mrs
Miller.
W. A. Mcintosh Is In town again af
ter four weeks stay in Woodstock
where he has been experimenting som'
repairs on the house owned by Mrs. II
Il. Thresher OF Melrose Highlands.
Miss Mamie Clahin of Mondovi, Wis.
has been visitor with Mr.. and Mrs. j
d.. Laport this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Howe of Concord, n. II.
arrived here on Friday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. +, II. ketchum.
A delegation from here went TO North.
field Friday night, TO attend the district
meeting OF the Rebekahs, among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Emerson, MIR.
and Mrs. n, g. Buck, Miss Alyce Buck,
Mrs. T.. A. Heath, Mrs. Ellen Lattimer,
Mrs. Bertha Seymour, Miss Inez Litch.
field, Mrs. Ford, Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell,
Mrs. c, 5. Booth,
Mrs. Beaumele Williams left for
| Boston on Friday for an indefinite stay
with friends. During her absence, Mrs.
Ida Sumner will come from Brookfield
to pass the time with Mrs. Nina Spear,
her sister.
joint delegation from the Senate
and House arrived here on Friday, to
the number of twenty, and were taken
TO Randolph Center TO inspect the build
ings of the agricultural school. The
following automobiles took the party
up: l.. Il. johnson, Col. A. b. Chandler,
DR.. G. W. Scott, DR.. +. G. Angel DIR.
L. o. Blanchard, Cyril Angel who went
as chauffeur, " A. Grant and II. L.
Hatch. The party returned for the af-
ternoon train.
Mrs. Pearl Campbell, who has been in
Braintree for the last week, returned on
Friday, and will go to Bellows Falls to
attend the funeral of her sisters child.
Leonora Carlin, who has been in Rich
mond for several days, has returned
home.
Mrs. S. C. Clark joined her husband
in Rochester on Friday, where they will
stay over Sunday, and may continue
their Journey to Brandon and Goshen.
Mrs. Frederick Leeds left on Friday
for Boston for several days stay with
friends there.
Mrs. c. B. Paige and her daughter
left on Friday for Roxbury, where they
went to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Tatro. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curran returned |
Thursday from ten days stay in Bos-
ton. where they went to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Kent, who came
from Lisbon, for the burial of their ia
Their, returned on Friday to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Jones left here
Friday for Montpelier and Planfield to
De with friends for few days.
p. J. Blanchard is now employed in a
shoe shop owned by c. w. Litch, in
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Carney, Mrs
George H. Lucia, Miss Hattie Sault,
lanes Mullaly and son. Frank, l.. d.
Rhodes, r. $. Laid, William Burke, and
crank Hatch are in Montreal this week,
aking advantage of excursion rates, and
eaying here on Tuesday morning. T,
Mrs. James Keefe and her two chill
ren. who have been at the home of Mr. +,
nd Mrs Jerry Goodheart for the last ,
'riday
Dir. f. G. Angel has been appointed
elegate to the next meeting of the
River Valley Medical asso-
iation by the recent meeting of the
tate medical association, held in Mont. 7
elier. II
A nne.p pound boy, Earl Everett, was
orn Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. George 7
ryant
Mrs. r. G.. Morton and Miss Mary !
farcott were in Montpelier recently, on i
business trip.
Mrs Lewis Normandie of Montpelier j
as a recent guest of her mother, Mrs.
nnie Dumas
Mrs. Olive tChausseyl Farnham, who /
as been here for the summer, with her
mt Miss Margaret Ripley, returned to IL
or home in Montreal this week. Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster were X
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gladding Il
lie first of the week, coming from their G
,me in Montpelier. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Roundy Of Bellows Falls q
I'VE been recent guests of the family of n
eir son. c. G. Roundy
J. M. Atwood, agent of the Phoenix
utual Life Insurance company. paid
Twin Coburn of Chelsea. 81 O0954, the
Mount of an endowment policy, which b
d matured. To
tiiph vi the 1dtHDit mere
we begun the preparation of their &C
Iristmas music, which consists of selec y!
ms from five different masses.
Mrs. Myron fuller of Tunbridge has
en- in town recently, visiting her sis
:, Mrs. L. ]. Bakely. who has gone to
IMPORT to pass the winter with her or
lighter, Mrs. Osmond Creaser 10
The senior class of the high school M
AIRED SIS from the poverty ball which 50
IS held in Grange hall last Friday o.,
int. Miss Helen A. Brown, one of ey
: teachers, was awarded the first til
re for her costumefi and Miss Sadie
yce the second.
Z. II. Rumrill is suffering severely
m pain in his head, and has been con-
ed to the house, and much of the time on
his bed, for two weeks. IN
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