The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-10
RANDOLPH.

Miss Orris McAllister went to hel
home in Waitsfield Friday for tive
weeks vacation, after which she will re
turn to stay in the family of 0. b. Cope
land through the summer.
Mrs. w. +. Edison and her sister Miss
Maud Johnston, went to Lebanon, n. d..
on Friday to pass few days with Mrs
Johnston, their mother.
White Plains, n. ", for the last four
months, has returned to stay with hel
daughters here for an indefinite time.
Howard Smithers, who works for the
| firm of Sargent, Osgood & Roundy, was
injured in the knee on Friday by the
horse which is on the team kicking him
Mrs. Roy Rumrill, who came from
| Springfield, Mass, one week ago, to visit
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Claflin, returned
on Friday.
| Mrs. A. J. Foster returned from Mont
peIer on Friday. where she has been
two weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. M.
| Thompson. Mrs. Foster was aecompa-
MED home by her granddaughter, Miss
Beatrice Thompson, who will remain here
two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Carr and two children, who
had been entertained for two weeks by
her sister, Mrs. George Bruce of this
place, went to her home on Friday.
Mrs. Jane Pecor, who for the last
two weeks has been stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. Spooner, has gone TO
Bethel for stay of indefinite length
with another daughter, Mrs. Charles
Come.
large audience assembled in music
hall on Thursday night for the gradua-
tion exercises of the high school. The
stage OF the hall was decorated with
ferns and palms, while across the front
of the stage was the class motto, TO
night We Launch; Where Shall We An
ehorl" As the curtain rose after the
Introductory music by the orchestra, the
class numbering %, were seated, and the
following program was given: Invoca-
ton, Rev. Fraser Metzger; salutatory,
Mildred Hutchins; essay, vermont, an
Independent Republic" Lettie Il. Rich
mond; class history, Katherine +. Dud-
ley; essay, "The New Vermont in Edu-
cation" Lena A. West; class grafton,
Our Neighbor to the North" Lester Il.
Badger; essay. THE Old and the New"
Ruth l.. Howard; class prophecy, Robert
j.. Bruce; presentation of class gift,
fine picture of the old school building
in neat frame, Leslie II. Ball; response,
Raymond A. Briggs; valedictory, Pearle
A. Tewksbury; presentation of diplomas,
by DIR. F. G. Angel, member of the
school board After the exercises, the
graduation ball was held in the Dubois
& Gay hall. A large attendance at this
place was present, and the graduates
and their friends danced till an early
hour Saturday morning.
Mrs f. A. Banister and her guest for
the last few days, Mrs, Cardell, left Fri
day for a several days stay in Waitsfield
and Warren.
The case of NJ C. Rowell, admins.
traitor of the late John r. Williams es-
tate has been settled, and Mrs. Williams
paid to Mr.. G. Rowell 5000, without costs,
thus closing all litigation.
The warning for the village school
meeting has been posted, TO be held Oh
June Is. One article in the warning
reads after this manner: To see If the |
voters of the district will advise in re-
gard to the disposal of the old building.
Misses Genieve and Gail Lamson viii
sail from New York the 22d of June
for France, and in Paris viii be joined |
by Miss Lucille Wheeler of White River
Junction and Miss Eveline Heritage Of
The party will return
about September |.