The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-09-21
RANDOLPH.
Company G, 9Th Vermont Regiment, Held
Reunion Thursday.


mont Regiment, was held in G.. A. r
hall on Thursday with U. S. Grant post
Following the reception, dinner wa'
for 20 guests, after which they again
repaired to the hall for the reports and
letters of absent members. At this
time remarks were made by Capt. b
+. Bowman, Mrs. L. n. Rising and 9th
ers Among those present from out OF
town were, Mrs. Fannie Vinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Durham of East Gran.
vile and Braintree, Theodore Kendall
of St. Adams, Webster Eaton of Ran
dolph. Center, George Flagg of East
Braintree, George Hall of Roxbury
Stearns Hutchinson of East Braintree
and Mr.. McMurphy of the Center. AL
together, the meeting proved an enjoy
able one.
Mrs. S. B. Cole, who came from North
field to attend the funeral of her sister
Mrs. Ellen Young, returned to her home
on Thursday, and H. +. Williams and
I X. w. Morse, who came from Hartford
for the same cause, left for home on the
night train Wednesday night. George
Raymond of Mortified, who was also
here, has also returned home.
Mrs. +. H. Ketehum went to White
River Junction Thursday, having been
called there by the critical Illness of
her brothers wife, who has been prostra-
ted by shock and is very low.
Mrs. Ernest McIntoch went to Plain.
field Thursday to visit her mother, Mrs.
Nellie Morse, for few days.
Mrs Herbert LaMorder Of West som
erville. Mass, is spending two weeks at
the home of w. II. Gladding.
Misses Jessie and Marjare Chedell and
Lucille Grant left here Thursday to enter
Wellesley college, the two latter for
their FIST year of study, and the former
for the third.
Mrs. Joseph &c eveau went to Bos-
ton Thursday to pass the winter with
Mrs. Gattman, relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Phillips, who have
been here for week with Mrs. Phillips
children, returned on Thursday to their
home in Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. W. II. Gladding is in West Som
erville to pass several weeks with her
sister, who resides there.
Mrs. Thomas st. Lawrence lett Wed
nesday for Morrisyille for three weeks
stay with relatives
The ladies of the Relief Corps realized
about $50 from their supper held in
G. A. X. hall ON Tuesday night.
Mrs. +. A Holbrook and two children
arrived here from Brooklyn, n. Y, this
week to remain for some time with her
So
C. NJ. Waldo. at East Randolph.
John Connolly started Thursday on his
return trip to New England, n D., go
ing first to Boston, where, after. few
days. he will 60 by boat to Norfolk, Va,
and from there directly to Washington,
ID. G.. to visit his sister Miss Mary
Connolly, and then directly home.
A son, weighing ten pounds, was born
at the sanatorium Tuesday, to Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Richmond Of Mortified,
grandson TO Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Rich
mond of that place.
Four hundred tickets have been sold
in the last two days for the fair at
White River Junction and many went
on mileage and by automobile.
Miss Ruth Roundy and Miss Mildred
Hutehins left Sunday for Boston to en-
ter Simmons college for the next years
study.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knowles OF
Lowell, Mass, have been visiting their
father f. +. Emerson, and family, as
well as other relatives here.
Albert Marcott who has been two
years at Norwich university, enters this
year, Union college. Schenectady, n. Y.
Miss Nettye Robbs, lately returned
from three months trip abroad. was an
Cora Robbins. and Miss Carrie Lille
Mrs, Frank Duffany, was also a guest
at the same home, having been called
here by the death of Mrs Henry Corey,
her grandmother.
Mark 1erd who has been all summer
in New York, has returned here for the
winter.
Miss Cora Holbrook left here on Fri !
day for Barre, to pass the night and
then go to Enosburg Falls, where she
VIII enter millinery store, as trimmer,
for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Washburn of Ba |
tavia, n. ", arrived here Thursday for
a two weeks stay at the inn, while !
visiting old friends in the vicinity.
Mrs. George Hutchins of Barre, who
has been here with Mrs. French since
Tuesday went to her home on Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II, ingalls, of Mont |
pelier have been passing part of their |
vacation with their daughter Mrs T. y. |
but left the first of the
week for Fayston.
An eight-pound son WAS born on Sun.
lay to Mr., and Mrs Lynn Young, at .
the home of Mrs. Lena Wright.
Miss Mabel Wilson of Hardwick, who
has been with Mrs i, A. Eaton for the
went to her home this week
and will at once enter the university of
Vermont for a course of study.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Lamson entertained
IN Monday and Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh Lamson of Hudson, Mass. and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond of Marlboro,
Mass
Miss Josephine Emery of Hartford
vas here the first of the week to re-
main over Sunday with her father, Alon-
% Emery, who had also for guests j. b.
putnam and son, Robert, of Hanover,
\. H., who have all returned
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Drew are
NJ ssing 4 part of their vacation from
he store of Tewksbury 8 Raymond o..
trip through lake Champlain and lake
George and down the Hudson to New
'ork City, stopping to visit John Drew
n Albany, n. Y.