The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-27
RANDOLPH.
New Public School Building Dedicated
Friday Evening

The dedication of the new schno
building was held on Friday OF last week
afternoon and evening. when large
number of people visited the house, ant
made tour OF inspection. The pro
gram in the afternoon was in charge q
| Miss Wendemuth, the teacher of music
and elocution, and consisted OF pro.
gram by the children and a solo by Miss
Wendemuth, after which the teachers
served light refreshments to the guests,
! At s o'clock in the evening, the exer-
eises proper were held. Upon the stage
were seated the prudential and building
committee, the treasurer. j. w. Ray,
mond the counsel, j. c. Sherburne, j.. i.
Johnson, Supt. II. w. Lewis, Raymond
Briggs, Hon. Mason S. Stone of Mont
pelier, Rev. John Angel OF Williams
town, Prin. +. G. Ham and others, with
the music hall orchestra in the rear.
The first number on the program was a
fine concert given by the orchestra, after
which William H. Gladding called upon
Rev Mr.. Angel to make the prayer.
Following this was the presentation Of
keys, by Walter r. Sargent, the chair
man of the building committee, to which
DIR. +. C. Angel responded with a short
address. Short talks were then given by
l.. b. johnson. who spoke in behalf OF
"Randolph's Citizens" all of which was
enjoyed. Supt. II. w. Lewis spoke upon
The District Union" in very eompIi-
mentary manner; Prin. +. G. Ham, upon
Our Schools" and in these remarks, gave
short review of the improvements in
town since his coming here, about Ten
years ago. Raymond Briggs. the presi-
dent OF the class of 1913. spoke for the
Students and Hon. Mason s. Stone,
for vermont" C. Il. Crandall, the ar
chitect of the building, was present and
was invited to give few words, which
he did. telling of the work OF planning
and building. Following this, Mr.. Glad
ding gave an account of the gift OF the
flag and other short remarks. and the or
chestra responded with the Star Span
gled Banner. AT the close of this inter
esting program. Mr.. Gladding gave all an
to dance. and dancing was
continued till IL o'clock, which closed the
exercises of the dedication. The building
which has Just been completed, is
thought to be the best in the state and
is OF red brick, trimmed with white
The funeral Of the late Mrs Melissa /
iRifordl Sanford was held from the I
home of II. =. Sanford on Sunday sore-
noon at 10 O'Clock. and interment was
made in Southview cemetery. Mrs. J. y.
the daughter, and her eousin,
Mrs. John Abbott. arrived here Satur-
iay with the remains, and Mrs. Wheeler
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beedle, who zane
from keene. v H.. for a short visit 4
with Mr.. Beedle's parents. returned home
,n Sunday. taking with them Mrs. Mary 4
>axton. who had been here several
weeks with her brother. Mr.. Beedle.
Miss Edith Barber. guest Of Mrs. y Il
I. Tewksbury for the last two weeks. L
'eturned 20 her home in Bellows Falls on
ID
The family Of W. o. Morrill,. who I've I
n the Lynch house on Pheasant stree. ]
s in quarantine for scarlet fever. About .
NO weeks ago Miss Ruth Morrill,. the 4
laughter. came from Lyndonville. eN-
'ecting 10 return in a week. but was d
aiken IN with what was then thought 10 .
y the prevailing epidemic Of q severe q
old. Later the boy wss also taken ~ Z