The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-13
RANDOLPH

Mrs. T. j. Adams and daughter wen
to Pomfret Thursday To pass severa
days. and from there will go to Boston
for a two months stay with her sisters
who live in that vicinity.
Mrs. Hale Flint and her sister, Mrs
Johnson left on Wednesday for Milton
to visit their father, Rev. Il. f. Herrick
Arthur Rumrll of Boston has been in
town for the last two weeks with his
brothers. l.. H. and DIR. G. j., and We'd
nesday, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Rumrll to Barre for short stay
with friends.
Mrs. j. B. Wells left on Thursday for
Keene. ~ H., to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Gus. Wetmore, for month.
Miss Mabel Mazzolini has gone to
Boston where she is clerk in one of
the department stores of the city.
Misses Myrtle and Myrnie Clifford
have arrived home from Syracuse and
Mount Holyoke colleges TO remain for
the summer vacation with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Lewis are pack
ing their household goods for storage,
and are going to Queen City Park to re-
main for most of the summer. G. G.
Reynolds moves into the house vacated
by them, and Rev. Guy Crawford into
the one vacated by Mr., Reynolds.
Rev and Mrs. Guy Crawford left on
Thursday for johnson to remain over
Sunday and Mr.. Crawford will preach
the baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class at that place. Rev L.
W Sharpe will occupy the pulpit of the
Federated church on Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue were in
Williamstown over Sunday with their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ladue.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Terry of Wor-
cester, Mass, who have been with their
daughter, Mrs. George Hutchinson,
for week, went to White River june
ton, Wednesday to visit Mrs. Terry's
sister, Mrs L. A. Gibbs.
Wesley Atkins and his son. Stanley, |
stopped here the first of the week to |
visit his uncle, Dir. A. L. Cooper, while
on his way to Cabot from Rome, Ga, |
where he is teaching in the Mount Berry
school.
Miss Ethel Wellington has been en-
gagged by the school directors to teach in
the third grade the coming season. Miss
Wellington is the granddaughter of L.
ID. Partridge and has for the last three
years been teaching in the Barre schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds, reached
here on Saturday after passing the win
ter in Searcy, Ark, and viii remain
with Mrs. Leeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
irwin Chase, till the entire party goes
to Maine for the summer.
Francis Warren Farwell and Miss
Elmice L. Slack were married at Brad
lord Tuesday. Both parties are now
OF Leomlnster, Mass Miss
Slack is a sister OF r. II. Slack OF this
,lace, and graduate nurse of the Ran
iolph sanatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville OF Keene,
!. H., have arrived to attend the grad
tation exercises, Mrs. Neyille's sister, /,
Hiss Mollie Putnam, being one of the {,
lass.
Miss Mary s. Dubois left on Thurs
ay for Northampton, whore she will i
meet her friend, Miss Campbell, and al ,
end the commencement exercises OF \
ninth college.
Miss Eva Andrews Of Montpelier is !
Q town with her aunt. Mrs Ella Row i
Il. at the home Of II. H. Howard. I
Miss Mary Boyce will finish work in h
he telephone office this week after :
iree years of service. Miss Boyce re- J
Tres on account of the i'll health of her =
lother. who has been very i'll for the h
lst few days with intestinal indiges
on. Miss Ruth Wardner will enter
lie telephone exchange a. an operator. j,
DR.. f. O. Blanchard has been grant Il
/ patent on a sanitary shaving cup,
hieh he has invented
Mrs. s. d. Conant of Greenfield, Mass, y
nd her sister, Mrs +. p. BARTLETT. Of =
orchester arrived here Sunday, and =
I'VE been at the Howard home on South
ain street for the week. NJ
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