The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-25
RANDOLPH

Rev. Guy Crawford has returned from
two weeks vacation, passed in til,
northern part of the state, and occupied
the pulpit of the Federated church OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stevens Of
Springfield, Mass, We're guests of Miss
Florence Mayo over Friday night ant
left for home Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Smith of Mortified is in
town for a week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Buck and Mr.. and Mrs. N. G
Buck, while being treated by DIR. j. p
Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs Bailey of Potsdam. N
Y, are being entertained by Mrs
Bailey's brother, J. J. Stimets, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Hubbard, who
recently came from Pasadena, Cal, are
now in town visiting friends and are
making their headquarters at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. I. Dyer, while in
town.
/ Mrs. George Van Buskirk and daugh-
ter of Worcester, Mass, who have been
with their cousin, Henry Seymoure, and
wife for the last three weeks, left for
their home on Saturday.
Bert Chadwick of Concord, ~ H., is in
town to visit his father, Silas Chadwick,
and other relatives.
| Mrs. d. M. English left Saturday for
| Wellesley, Mass, to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Flora French, for an indefinite
time.
Mrs. c. j. McElroy of Westminster,
who came here to see her father. +. B.
Common, who recently underwent a
serious operation for appendicitis at
the sanatorium and to visit her mother,
left for her home on Saturday, leaving
Mr.. Conner, comfortable, though yet I'M
able to be up.
Mrs. Emma Wood, who has been the
guest of Mrs Frank Stiles for month,
left Saturday for Derry, N. H., to make
short stay there, before going on to
0akville, Conn, for an indefinite period
of time.
Mrs G.. A. Chedel and daughters have
returned from six weeks stay at Mas
coma lake at Enfield, and will be at
home on School street for the present.
Mrs. B. ID. Dubois and her friend, Mrs.
NJ. L. Washburn, will leave the middle
of September for a trip abroad, expect
ing to be away at least six months and
possibly one year.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Totman and
daughter, Mary, and Miss Jennie Wad-
leigh are occupying the cottage of j. d.
Adams at Fairlee lake for a few days.
Mrs. f. L. Brooks and Miss Minnie
Smith are at Queen City Park, occupy
ing the Brooks cottage for time.
Miss Kathleen Bixby is passing a few
days in Keene, n. H., with friends.
George b. Owen OF Kansas City has
been in town for several days, stopping
at the inn while renewing old acquaint-
anees here. Mrs. Smith is in Boston,
but viii be joined by Mr.. Owen there
later.
Il. j. O'Brien, who has for years been
by the Boston 4 Maine rail-
road, has three months leave of alb
sence, and is here with Mrs. 0'Brien at
tending to business matters in connec1
tion with the O'Connor block.
Miss Carrie Sault, who has been here |
from New York for short vacation, !
has returned to resume her work as |
stenographcr, leaving her mother for a
longer visit with relatives here.
Miss Frieda Prince. who has been in
the family of J.. B. Johnson for the last
year, will enter the high school at the
opening of the fall term, boarding with |
her sister Mrs. Harry Tilson.
" 4. Grant has returned from stay
Of week in Boston.
Howard Cantin, who has been with
his parents here for a two weeks vaca-
lion, has returned to resume business in
Greenfield Mass.
Miss Eta Chamberlin, who has been
n Manchester, n. H., for two weeks
'tay, has returned here for the remain
Ter Of her vacation, expecting TO return
% Montpelier the first of September. TO
-esume teaching in the Union school
here.
William and Ralph Rand were in
'lattsburg recently, visiting their sister,
Hiss Ida Rand, who is stenographer in
he Office of the Gas and Electric Co.
n that city.
Miss Bertha Nancy and Miss Gladys
Zones, teachers who resigned in June,
ave decided to remain for the coming
'ear, Miss Nancy in grade 4, and Miss
ones in grade ?.
The Federated Sunday school has de-
ided upon September ! as the day of
is picnic and the affair is in the hands
T committee, who will arrange for
he details of the day.
Miss Grace Howard and her father, S.
|. Howard, who have been in Gilsum and
,eenc, \. H., for the last three weeks,
re now at their home here.
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