The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-09-20
RANDOLPH

Misses Evelyn Denny and Jessie Che
del left Friday to re-enter Wellesley
college, after passing the summer va
cation with friends here.
Miss Anna Farnsworth, who left Bos.
ton, her present home, on July first, re-
turned and stopped off here on Friday
where she was entertained by her friend
Mrs. j. +. Tewksbury, who gave lunch
in her honor, to which she invited about
dozen friends of Miss Farnsworth,
Since leaving Boston she has Travelled
through the west, 10 Seattle, Wash, and
reports fine trip.
Howard Drew arrived here from Bos-
ton on Thursday night for short visit
with relatives and on Friday night
started for kirksvlle, Mo-, where he is
! to enter college for the study of os-
| teopathy. Mr.. Drew has been a nurse
for several years, having received his
training in the Massachusetts General
hospital.
Harry Sault of Derry, n H., has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. L. I. Sault, for
a few days.
A teachers meeting for the Randolph
Brookfieid- Braintree district, was held
in the office of Supt. H. w. Lewis on
Friday afternoon, which was well at
tended. The teacher training class and
its instructor, Miss Eleanor Clark, We're
among the number who attended.
Mrs. T.. A. Hobbs of Waterfowl,
Mass, who has been at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Jones since the first of
June, returned on Friday to her home.
Pedro Campos of Porto Rico, who has
been studying at the University OF Yer
mont for the last year, was in town the
first of the week, the guest of Frank
Jones, who was also student there last
year. Mr.. Campos went on to Cam
bridge to finish his education at
Harvard college.
w. S. Loso having sold his farm, has
leased tenement in the house of j. II.
Dubois on Central street and moved his
family there.
Miss Theresa Moore left last week ON
a journey to Saskatchewan, making sew
eral stops, the first being at Stanbridge,
p. @. Miss Moore goes to that country
to look after real estate interests
Arnold Burch Fish recently reached
his eightieth birthday anniversary, and
the occasion was observed by a family
gathering, his daughter, Mrs. Harry Al
len of Gaysyille, Mrs. f. F. Kezer of
Rochester, and his son, Ferda Fish, of
this place. Mr.. Fish was born in the
place in which he now lives, and all of
his children he having lived there near
~ all his life
Lewis Flint is home from Burlington,
ha has hun he,
summer. for short vacation before re-
turning to resume study at the Uniyer
sity OF Vermont.
Miss Leola Wright has returned from
u summer passed in Connecticut, New
York, and Providence, X. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Folsom, who have
been living at the home of Mrs. Mary
Mann, have broken up housekeeping, and
Mrs. Folsom has gone to Watertown,
n. Y, hoping that the change viii im-
prove her health, and her husband has
found employment in Newbury.
Mrs. .Ovala Tetreault and child of
Swanton are at the John Bingham farm
for two weeks stay.
Miss Lillian Coburn of Montreal, who
has been with her sister Mrs. B. |. |
Spear. for several days, has returned to
her home.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
bethany church realized $3.50 from their
food and candy sale held in the Parish |
house last Saturday.
Mrs. +. T. Salisbury, her daughter,
Miss Marion Salisbury, and Miss Bernice
Morrill, have returned from summer !
passed at Caspian lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Atwood will remain there for |
several days longer.
Mrs. Alice Bruce has been in, Lebanon,
\, H.. recently, having been called by
he illness of Mrs. Robert Bruce, who
underwent an operation at the Mary
Hitchcock hospital for appendicitis.
'frs. Bruce rallied and is as comfortable
Is could he expected, with a reasonable
prospect Of complete recovery.