The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-05-16
RANDOLPH

Fred West OF Gaysville has sold hi
farm to James j. Nichols of Hinsdale
~ H., the sale being made through the
K. A. Strout agency. Possession will not
be given until fall
\ Mrs. f. T. Sault has returned from
a months stay in Boston and vicinity,
passed with her two sons, who reside
near the city.
Mrs. Leroy Thayer and Miss Lucy
Richards OF this place were in South
Royalton Tuesday to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Griffith.
| Rev and Mrs. George O. Howe have
returned from winter passed in the
south, and are at their home on Prospect
avenue.
Mrs. r. B. Grow, who has been in
| Brooklyn since the early winter has
returned and is for the present with her
daughter, Mrs. L. A. Russlow.
/ Mr. and Mrs Calvin Brewster, who
have been living in Montpelier, have
come here for few days stay before
going to Hopedale, Mass, for TEN,
porary residence where their daughter,
Mrs. George Pope, and husband are now
located.
Mrs. George r. Jones, who has been in
Ipswich. Mass. through the winter with
her daughter. has returned and opened
her house on School street for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butterfeld and
two children from Leonlinster. Mass, are
in town for a stay of some length with
relatives.
Mrs. J II. Lamson and her daughter,
Miss Mary Lamson. who have been in
Florida for the winter, arrived home
Saturday and have opened their house on
School street for the summer.
h. L. Montgomery of the police force |
in Boston has come for a three weeks
vacation with his mother Mrs. Mary |
Montgomery, who is critically III at |
present. Mrs. Montgomery has been
here for several days assisting in the
care OF the mother.
Miss Emily Stickney, representative
OF the kunn Hattin home, is in town for
several days stay while soliciting funds
for the Institution.
Erwin John Spooner and Elizabeth
Aurilla Ashe, both of this place were
married by Rev. Homer White Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF the clergy
man.
Miss Gladys Thayer is passing few
days in Mortified with her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Gold.
Mrs. Thomas Osborne OF Montpelier
IS passing two weeks here with her
laughter, Mrs John Dubois.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Goodenough OF West Brat
tleboro has been with Mr.. and Mrs
John Bass for several days.
The Woman's Relief corps cleared
s9.l7 at their food sale held in the store
II Lamson Brothers on Tuesday after
noon.
The senior class has decided to have its
graduation ball private this year, none
'eing expected to be present except by
1t viii be held in the high .
chool building.
A concert will be given in the assem-
Ily room of the high school building on
friday evening, May % by the students,
nder the direction of Miss Wendemuth,
he teacher of music.
L. l.. Granger of East Weymouth,
lass, brother of c. X. Granger, Mrs.
!. V. Fletcher and Mrs. George Prince
{ this place, was dropped May LIST,
rom the pay roll and put on the pension
st of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford railroad for IS years of service
5 conductor. In that time he took his
rain safely through his run and never
let with serious injury.
The engagement of John Alden Chase,
IN of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Chase of this
lace and Miss Edith Celestia Cobb, !
aughter of Mrs John Burr of Freeport,
Iaine. has been announced.