The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-10-14
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Lucie Wall Beekman left her,
Sunday for Boston and New York for
few weeks stay
Rev II, +. Morgan. of Boston occupied
the pulpit of the Federated church on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. David Adams left on Saturday
for Claremont, n. H., to remain with
her mother for several days.
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton went to Lowell,
Mass, Saturday, to attend the funeral
of her brother, DR. Packer, who died
from the result of diabetes. DR.. Packer
had reached the age of 6s years and was
a prominent physician of the city. He is
survived by !" wife and one son, who
resides in Boston
The funeral Of Mrs Almon Morse was
held from the home of her son on Sun
day afternoon. Rev. Fraser Metzger off,
ciating.
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks. her mother, Mrs.
Kimball. and her daughter, Mrs. Lyndon
Thomas. left on Saturday for Newport,
n. H., where the two first will pass
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fairbanks. and Mrs. Thomas, after a
visit with her brother and wife, will 90
ON to Schenectady, n. y, to join her
husband.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Federated church held food sale in the
vestry of the Baptist church on Satur-
day afternoon, from which they cleared
$40.
The stockholders OF Camp Randolph
Emerson on Friday night and elected
the following officers to serve the com
ing year: A. +. Bass. president; w. CT
Emerson, secretary and treasurer; d. I
rectors. G. l.. Martin, DR.. r. o. Blan
chard, w. c. Emerson. Capt. J. f. FL
lredge and w. Z. Lamson auditor, Mrs.
B. d. Dubois.
1t is understood that Mrs. T. J. Adams
has exchanged her farm about four miles
,ut for the home of Henry Noble on Cen
trail street and will move here. while
Mr.. Noble goes to occupy the farm.
Mrs. Roy Holman left on Thursday
or Marlboro, Mass, to visit he. aunt.
Mrs. French and before her return in
wo weeks she will also visit relatives
II the vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Allis, who have
zen passing ten days at their cottage
n Brookfield, returned to their home in
Norwich, Conn, on Thursday and were
ecompanied by Mrs. Allis' mother, Mrs
aura Allis, who will first visit her
aughter, Mrs. A. l.. Hardy, in Amherst,
lass, and then 90 to Norwich.
George Harold Rent second son of Mr..
"A I ,t,rI i.
mn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emory |
'attles of Braintree, were married by [
lev. j. w. CHESHIRE on Thursday night |
t o'clock. The ceremony was per-
ormed at the home Of the officiating
ergyman and the couple were unat- :
ended The bride was becomingly :
owned in Old rose messaline. The cou-
lie will for the present remain with the 0
rides parents in Braintree to assist the
other. who is in poor health. The {
'ide and groom have both been students n
the Randolph high school and many !,
lends extend best wishes for their flu :
ire happiness. ;,
The news of the wedding of Miss Hor :,
nse Peters, only daughter of the late :
ev. w. +. Peters, a pastor of the Chris u
an church here, to Sidney Hammond U
lompson of Washington, ID. c., has a
en- received here and is of more than
binary interest to the people because p
the residence of the parents here. m
le ceremony was solemnized at the h,
me of the brides stepfather, DIR. -
orge +. Cheney in ST. Johnsbury, and :.
E officiating clergyman was Rev. G. w. "
Hill, D. D., of that place. W
Mr.. and Hrs. w. r. Clark, who have %
IN passing the summer here, have gone p'
their home in New Haven, Conn,
piping first at Springfield, Mass. co
l.