The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-01
RANDOLPH

H Henry Lewis, reached here on Tuesday
coming from Winthrop, Mass, wher'
H Mrs. Lewis has been with her daughter
H Miss Bessie Lewis, who is teacher
there, Mr.. Lewis has just returned from
a three months stay in Cuba, Panama
South America and Mexico. Miss Lewis
win join them here after finishing q
term at the summer school at Harvard
Mrs. Bertha Hayward Burridge, who
has been in North Carolina, where she
assisted in a summer school, will remain
here for the larger part of August be-
fore returning to Vergennes, where she
is to be supervisor in the grades and OF
the teacher training department.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Osha and children
arrived here from Highgate on Friday
where they have been for 10 days. Mrs
O. S. Chamberlin, Misses Mary Pratt,
VERNE Chamberlin and Eta Chamber
lin went Thursday to take the cottage
they left, for the next two weeks. Mrs.
Guy Lamson also left camp but stopped
at Burlington, sending her children
home.
M. A. Tewksbury and his daughter,
Miss Fora Tewksbury. returned home
from two weeks stay at York Beach,
Friday.
/. B. johnson and family have taken
q cottage at South Hero end went there
last Saturday. They have for guests
there Miss Aurelia Danyow and Miss
Leila Marshall Of Waitsfield.
| Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Morse, who have
been in Plainfield for few days, re-
turned the first of the week, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. e. Lazelle going up with their
automobile to bring them home.
The marriage engagement of Robert
w. Wood and Miss Florence Mayo is an
nounced. Miss Mayo has for many
years been an efficient clerk in the store
of +. A. Thomas.
Major Charles Shattuck of Hatfield,
Mass, stopped off here recently on his
way from Ottawa. where ne went to
visit his nieces, Misses Nellie and Eu-
nice Shattuck. Mr.. Shsttuck was the
guest of Frank Griswold while in town.
Miss Evelyn Chamberlin of Boston was
guest of Mrs. H. w. Holden Tuesday
night, stopping off on her way to North
field to join the girls camp at North
field which Prof. E. A. Shaw is conduct
ing
Rev. J. Harrison Thompson has ac-
eepted the call extended by the Baptist
church to become its permanent pastor,
which is very gratifying to his parish
toner's.
Mrs. Charles DIVER has returned from
a five weeks stay in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. r. J. Kimball and daughter Miss |
Clara Kimball, have gone to Norfolk, |
Conn., where Miss Annie Kimball has
been for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. + A. Lamb of Detroit, |
Mich, and DR.. Jerry Lamb of Farwell. |
Mich, arrived here this week and went /
on to Montreal, expecting to return and
visit their niece and cousin, Mrs. Frank I
Stiles.
The body of the late Mrs. Jane Cough |
was brought here from Templeton, Mass,
where she died. and was taken to the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T.. n. Wardner,
where she formerly lived, for a short
funeral service on Friday. Mrs. Clough
lived in town for many years and was
we'll known by most Of the old resi-
tents.
who accompanied the remains of the late
Miss Harriet Keith TO Barre, was this
week the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. i
Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bass and daugh-
er, who have been in camp at Highgate
Springs for two weeks, returned home
friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay Sargent and daugh
er Of Hartford Conn, are passing two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sar-
ent
Willard Holman. only son of Mr.. and
Irs. Eugene Holman. has come from
N, u, to pass his vacation
nth his parents.
Mrs. 0rson Woodcock of Plainfeld is
ere for few days, passing the time
nth Mrs. Will Pitkin.
Mrs. Rose Coolidge has bought the ,
,anforth house at Royalton, and her
aughter went down with her TO get her
established on Tuesday.
Mrs. f. L. Dudley and three daughters
nd Mrs. G. S. Allen are occupying the
cottage at Camp Randolph
his week
A son, George William, was born on ,
unday 70 Mr.. and Mrs Harry Allen at
he home of the nurse, Mrs. d. B. Fas
1T.
George Williamson, IT,, Of Brooklyn, |
. Y, is being entertained this week by
r. and Mrs. Mark Morse, 1