The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-11-16
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Walter Rise and Mrs. Lille Weiri
of New Jersey, who have been with Mrs
A. T.. kendrick for several days, iefl
for their home on Friday
DR.. II. y. Mcintyre, who has beer
with his mother, Mrs. r. l.. Mclntyre
for several days, went TO Boston on
Thursday night for a short stay, but
will return here TO remain somewhat
longer with his mother. DIR, Mcintyre
has completed his studies in New York
and has not yet decided where he will
locate
Mrs. C. j. Rumrill went to Peacham
Friday to visit his aunt and before Ger
return here will go to Campton, ~ H.,
to visit her sister,
Mrs. S. II Mccullough entertained the
Col. Israel Converse chapter of Daugh-
tiers OF American Revolution at her
home on South Main street Friday even
ing. Seven members and three guests
We're present. Following the usual BUSH
ness, a program, consisting Of paper
on Thanksgiving, by Mrs. Lemuel Rich
mond was read and Mrs. A. c. Wells
also gave a reading entitled Thanks
giving Day in Boston Harbor." 1t was
voted at this time to have the year book
printed as soon as it could be made
ready for the printer.
Gerald Stevens has rented the Pratt
cottage on Park street, and moved into
the same, and the first of December VIII
enter the store of c. c.. Stevens for the
winter. Clifford Averill, who has been
taking his place in the store, will close
his engagement there upon his return.
Thirty head of cattle were recently
tested by DR.. Il. II. Stearns, the herd
OF the A. II. Beedle farm, and found to
be free from tuberculosis.
u. j. Rice has employment in Water
bury, running hosting engine at the
tale mill. and his family will soon join
him there, moving from the tenement
over the A. +. Lamb marble shop.
Mrs. George Whitney has moved from
the Chad wick block on Main street to
the tenement over the blacksmith shop
of Mr.. Dickerman on South Main street. |
Miss Eta johnson of Lebanon, N. H., |
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. F.
Edison, the first Of the week.
Fred Curtis is to enter an extensive
lumber business this winter on a wood |
lOt NEAR Tue iph0s ul'ii1; "hu nus 'h /
gagged 0. L. Briggs, an experienced lum-
herman, to assist him, who will come |
from Bolton with his family and live in |
the Mayo place on Forest street.
T.. l.. Sault has been awarded the con.
tract of building the new Catholic |
church in Bethel and the ground was
broken Monday for the cement cellar. I
The work will be pushed rapidly for
ward, and if the weather permits the
viii be put mp and covered this
fall so that work on it may continue
in the interior through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cluran were sur
prised Saturday evening by forty OF
their relatives and friends. who went
in to assist them in the observance OF
their fifteenth wedding anniversary, on
their departure the guests leaving many
nice gifts of china, linen and silverware
to remind them Of pleasant evening Ii
DIR. and Mrs. =. O. Blanchard and Dr.
and Mrs. !. p. Clifford left here on Fri h
lay for Boston, to remain about week
in the city.
Mrs. Walter Woodward has gone to /
New York to join her husband. DIR. !
Walter Woodward, who is attending the ]
congress Of American surgeons in that {
,ity. DR.. and Mrs. Woodward will re- ]
urn here for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. I
D. G. Woodward, his parents, whom he 9
las not visited for six years. q