The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-06-28
RANDOLPH.

arrived here Thursday afternoon, to pass
part of her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Jones.
Robert Sault, who for the last year
has been teacher in the industrial
school Of Lawrence, Mass, arrived here
Thursday to remain for the vacation
with his relatives. His mother, Mrs
Sault, is very i'll with a serious heart
trouble, from which there seems to be
no relief.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Linton went
to STAFFORD Thursday for a several days
stay with relatives.
Mrs. Josie Rand went to Montpelier
/ Thursday for visit with her son, who
is now living in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beedle returned
Thursday from few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Beedle in Keene.
n. II.
DR.. II. b. Mcintyre. Mrs. Z. I. Me-
Intyre, Miss Alice Mcintyre. and Mrs.
Guy Loudon and children came from
Burlington Thursday and are at the DIR.
Mcintyre home on Randolph avenue, for
several days.
A. B. Gay has bought of the Lamson
brothers the vacant lot adjoining his
stable, ON which he expects to build in
the future.
DR.. H. H. Hayward will leave here
Sunday for a month of study in Har-
ward college, to be spent in clinical
pathology and laboratory work.
| Louis Mazzolini, daughter, Mabel, of
Barre, and sons, Anthony and Eugene,
left here Sunday for Boston in their
| Buick car. and returned Wednesday,
making the trip without accident or
delay OF any kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Obrig Of New
York, are being entertained by Mrs. Il.
j. Kimball and daughters at Montague
place.
Mrs Alfred Lamb and her daughter,
Miss Edith Lamb of Warren, are visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Campbell.
Mrs. Arthur Bean and her two chill
dren arrived Wednesday, night from
Brooklyn, N. ", to remain in this vi
entity for the summer.
Miss Edith Abbott will sail from New
York Saturday for Europe, to pass the
summer abroad. Her sister, Mrs. w, II.
Griffin, son aud daughter will come here
for the summer, and will while pass
ing the time with relatives, board with
Mrs. A. +. Kendrick. At the close of
the season she will return to her home
in Valdosta, GA, and her father, Charles
Abbott, expects to 90 South for the
winter.
Earle Hubbard of South Royalton and
Miss Jennie Emily, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richardson of this
place, were married Wednesday after
noon at Bethany parsonage by Rev.
Fraser Metzger. After a short wedding
trip they win so to South Royalton for
home.
Miss Ada Fits, supervisor of schools
in Boston, for backward children. has
been in town, the guest of Mrs. II. w.
Fits. while renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Margaret r. Mckaw, a kinder.
garten teacher from Albany, N. ", is
passing her vacation at the farm of D.
H. Morse.
Mrs. Charles Wilkins of Manchester,
n. H., is being entertained by Mrs.
Il. A. Shattuck and Mrs Ernest Hatch.
Miss Julia Mclean, who has been
month with Mrs. G. A. Chedel, has re-
turned to her home in Portland, Conn.
Mrs. Nathaniel King Of Wellheet,
Mass, is in town, the guest of her
sister, Miss Angie Pike, at the home
of Mrs. Mary Mann.
Mrs. NJ. Drury of Worcester, Mass,
is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Sargent,
V. A. Grant has been attending the
State Pharmaceutical association, whose
meeting was held at Burlington.
Prof. Frank G.. Moore of Durham, N.
H., who has been visiting his sisterin-
law, Mrs. H. w T'ewksbury, went to
his home on Thursday.
Miss Ruth Roundy, has closed her Sec
ond year OF study at Simmons college |
in Boston, and has come home for the
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
G. c. Roundy, accompanied by her col |
lege friend, Miss Lillian Nisbet, of Reho- |
BOTH Mass.
Miss May u. Boynton of Westford, !
Mass, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Hiram Smith, at the home of Mrs. w.
2. Flint.
H. P. Hood & Sons. the milk dealers
of Boston. will open their milk and |
cream station at the White Cross plant |
on July |. l.. +. Butman, who has been
with the company for the last fifteen
years, will be in charge of the milk
plant and Byron Manchester will rep
resent the firm with the milk producers.
Misses Frances and Anita Burt and
their younger brother, Landon, have ar
rived from Washington, ID. c., and will
be at the Burt farm till their mother,
Mrs. Arthur Burt, comes to take pos
session of Idleton cottage, which she is
to occupy for the summer.
The remains of Watson Lamb arrived
On Wednesday night, accompanied by
Mrs. Lamb, her two brothers, Frank and
Clarence Vinton; sister, Mrs. Francis
Lamb of Granville, and her rector, Rev.
Ernest NJ. Paddock of st. James church,
North Cambridge. The remains were
aiken to the undertaking rooms of w. Z.
9amson on their arrival and Thursday
morning were seen there by many of his
I'D friends of former years. On The
arrival of the train from the north on
Thursday morning, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred /
Tinton. Mrs. G. A. Best, Mr.. and Mrs. ,
Roll. Upper of Montpelier, DR.. Lamb of
Barre, Allen Lamb of Mortified, Mrs. ]
fannie Vinton, and Mr.. Lucius and Clar-
nee Webb of East Granville joined
he funeral party and at IL o'clock went /
n Southvie cemetary where the ritual ,