The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-20
RANDOLPH.


Mrs. w. b. Wall, who has been in New
York City, visiting her daughter, re-
turned on Tuesday night and Is now
with Mrs. Mary Strong. During her
stay in the city she saw her daughter,
Mrs. Lucie Wall Beekman, embark for
a three months trip TO South America,
during which she will make the steam
er's round trip TO Buenos Ayers.
Mrs. J. H. Lamson and her daughter,
Miss Mary Lamson, Mrs. Frank Mann
from this village. and Miss Amelia Mayo
of Bethel left for st. Petersburg, Florida,
on Thursday, intending to pass the win.
ter months in that place or some other
nearby city.
Miss Josephine Emery. teacher in
the graded school ut Hartford, who has
been in town for short stay with
friends, left here for Hartford ON Thurs
day, and Saturday, will leave for Scran-
ton, Pa, where she will visit her brother,
Clarence Emery, and join her father,
Alonzo Emery, and his wife.
The remains of DIR. w. S. Curtis mr.
rived here from Montpelier on Thursday
morning, accompanied by his son, Fred
Curtis; his brother Lucius Curtis, and
| daughter of st. Adams, and Il. /. Claflin
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ed at Montpelier by Mrs. 3utterfeld,
relative of the late Mrs. w. $. Curtis
The body was at once taken to the home
on Forest street, and at 2 o'clock, The
| funeral service was held, Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating and interment was
made at the family lot in Southview
cemetery
! Fred Williams will go to Altamonte,
l H.. g.. 80 Al.
a position in hotel, which is under the
same management as he has worked
for some time
Rev. Walter Bradford, the associate
pastor of the Bethany church, has gone
to Thomaston, Maine. for stay at his
old home during the holidays.
Mrs Sarah Davis left Wednesday
night for White Plains, n. ", where
she will pass the winter with her son,
+. G. Davis, and her granddaughter, Mrs. |
Albert Martele
Mrs. Jane Dutton, who has been here |
on business connected with the settle |
ment of the estate of her sister, the late |
Mrs. c. NJ. Howard. returned on Thurs
day to her home in Greenfield.
w. Fl. Pelton and Jerd brothers, have /
bought the meat market of Adams &
Church, stock and fixtures. An inven-
tory of the stock was taken on Wednes-
day.
Among the holiday visitors, who have
already arrived here, are Miss Cora Os-
good from the Northfeld, Mass, school,
Miss Myrnie Clifford from Mount Hol-
yoke, Mass; Miss Katherine Wood, from
Taunton, Mass, where sh7 teaches; Jes-
sic Chedel, Evelyn Denny and Lucille
Grant from Wellesley college.
Miss Olive Moulton. former teacher
in the high school, has come from Spring
vale, Maine, to pass the holiday vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Adams,
with whom she boarded when here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody and daughter
left here on Wednesday night TO join Mr.
Peabody in Waterloo, Ia. where he mas
a position as an electrician
News has been received from Rev. and
Mrs. G. O. Howe, who have been at
Lakeview, n. G.. that they have gone
farther South and will probably remain
for the present at Jacksonville, Florida
Mrs. Newell King has been in Barre
for several days with her sister, while I
recovering from trouble with her side. |
II. A. Eaton of Boston was a guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Eaton, the first of the week. c
Justin Holman, who bought the old
high school building, will begin the
work OF taking it down on Saturday Of
this week. He has sold the outside to
Fred Flint, who recently lost his barn 9
by fire, and who win take it and re- Y
build for new barn. Mr.. Flint takes
the outside down, and in the putting up, |
will not change the size or style of the !
outside much. /
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Marshall were in I
Waterbury this week, to attend the j
funeral Of Mr.. Marshalrs nephew, Clitus A
Johnson, who was killed by the cars n
rear the station at Waterbury. k
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