The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-17
, RANDOLPH.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Tracy Oberve 6oth
Wedding Anniversary.

| W CuuinS AuuisCLodly.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Tracy celebrated
their Goth marriage anniversary on Mon
day at their home, when their children
and immediate friends We're present
Luther G. Tracy and Alvira Hutchin-
son, aged % and IL years of age, were
married so years ago and in all their
long married life have been in many
ways have been exceedingly fortunate,
in that their home circle has never been
broken. Six children have been born
to them; five boys, who are Frank
Tracy of Mortified, Foster Tracy of
Roxbury, Eugene of Bosom, Elmer of
Williamstown, Ernest of this place, and
Ida, now Mrs. Henry Halves of Berlin,
All were present but Eugene Tracy of
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy have also
| IA grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Mrs. lamar Angel Of
Waterbury arrived here on Monday and
was at the reunion, she being the sister
of Mrs. Tracy.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
held its annual meeting at the parish
house on Monday afternoon, when the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. +. H. Joslyn; vice president,
Mrs. Fraser Metzger; secretary, Mrs. I.
Morse; treasurer Miss Annie Walsh;
program committee, Mrs. II. III. Allis,
Mrs. L. A. Russlow, Mrs. Ernest Tracy,
Mrs John Sherburne, Miss Desier Moul-
ton; book committee, Mrs. A. Il. Bass,
Mrs. H. w. Holden, Mrs G. +. Moulton,
Mrs E. r. Emerson, Mrs. I'll. A. Leonard;
a Afrn n ltura rnQF
Mrs. Julia Walsh The club now num-
bers 40 members, and the annual dues
TO old members are Sl.25 per
year, and $3.50 to new members. 1t
was also voted to have the books, and
at the expiration OF the year. to pre-
sent them to the Kimball public library.
q. S. Chamberlin is now about the
same with no perceptible change for the
better or worse.
Fred Grant is now working two
weeks notice at the the store OF }. ii.
Lamson & Sons hardware store, after
four years term of service. Mr.. Grant
will soon move to farm on the Center
road which he recently purchased and
will sell the house which he now oc-
cupies near the Hobart bridge.
ID. ID. Howe was in South Royalton on
Monday on business, and Mrs, Howe was
summoned to Montpelier the same day
by the serious illness of her sister, Mrs.
L. H. 0rdway.
A daughter, named Margaret Bailey
Crawford. was born ON Sunday after
noon at the sanatorium, TO Rev. and
Mrs. G. +. Crawford.
Rev. John Q. Angel of West Burke
occupied the pulpit OF the Federated
church on Sunday evening and the next
day returned To his home.
Mrs. Lizzie Messer was called to Fair
lee on Friday by the death of her broth
er, Mr.. Bond whose funeral was held
on Monday.
The barn on the farm of j. G. Mann,
not far from the Center, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Monday morning.
Thomas CurTan, who is the occupant of
the farm, was doing the morning chores
a bout o'clock in the morning when he
dropped his lantern and
almost Immediately the flames spread
over the barn, and it was impossible TO
extinguish the fire. -Four cows were
burned, but the rest of the stock was
saved. 1t is understood that Mr.. Mann
will be the loser, but the extent of the
insurance is not known. Mr.. Mann has
himself been in the west for years or
with his son j. Leroy Mann, who has
been government employee in San
Domingo, and the farm is in the hands |
of an agent.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Perrin |
was attended in Barre on Sunday by |
W. Fl. Gladding, Mrs. V. A. Grant and
Mrs. j. r. Chadwick, brother and sisters
of the deceased.
Mrs. A. II. Beedle reached her slst |
anniversary on Monday and /
celebrated the event by giving Give
party. to which she invited
several of her friends.