The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-03
RANDOLPH

- Clifford AVcrlll, who has employmon
in Clarcmont, n. H., arrived home OF
Friday for a few days visit with hl
mother, Mrs. Clara Avcrill.
Mrs George Lapkey-of Montpelier il
being entertained by her cousin, Mrs
Roy Thayer, this week.
There was food sale at the parish
house on Friday for the benefit of the
Red Cross, from which they realized
about SIS.
Miss West, one of the grade teachers
left for her home in Strafford on Friday
to remain as long as the schools are
closed. If no new cases of infantile
paralysis develops, the schools will open
in two weeks.
! Gilman Chamberlin, who has been here
with his uncle, G. f. Moulton, for the
last week, left on Friday to resume bus.
mess in New York City.
Mrs Harold Skinner, who has been
here for about week left on Friday to
Join her husband and return to their
home in Boston.
Mrs. Minnie Simpson, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. l.. f. But
man, is at the sanatorium recovering
from surgical trea tment, to which she
had submitted in the last ten days.
Lyman Hutchinson started on Mon,
day for Lawrence, Kansas, where he has
a sister, Mrs. Ruth Leis, and before his
return in about three weeks he expects
to visit his niece, Mrs. Mary Morris, in
Randolph, Wis.
DR.. Henry Fl. Mcintyre OF New York
came on Sunday from New York and the
next day went to Burlington to join
his brother-in law, DR.. Guy Loudon, for
a hunting trip to Challeur bay, Canada.
Mrs. Nellie Banyea, the matron of the
Randolph sanatorium, is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. A. ]. Boomhour, of
Highgate.
Mrs Mary BIodgett of Mortified has
been recent guest OF Mr. and Mrs c. A.
Blodgett.
Miss S. L. Messerole of New York,
who has recently been entertained by
Mrs. r. j. Kimball and her daughters,
Misses Clara and Annie kimball has
gone to her home.
last fall, has recently accepted position
as matron Of the Cunningham Children's |
home at urbana, H. the school being |
in charge Of Rev. and Mrs. X. n Fowler, |
who formerly lived in town, when Mr. |
Fowler was the pastor of the Method
st church.
Capt. b. +. Bowman, vieepresident OF
.he Sth Vermont regiment, and DR. Fer
in OF Essex junction. announce that
The committee appointed to cause a
suitable marker to be erected at the
birthplace of General Stephen Thomas
las made arrangements and the marker
will be dedicated, at the 4lst annual re-
lnon of the regiment, October 10, this
icing the 50th anniversary of the bat
lie of Cedar Creek in which General 4
Thomas did memorable WORK The bust
less meeting Of the association will be
eld in the q. A. r. hall at Bethel Al
oon the ladies of the Relief corps will I
i've dinner, and at O'Clock the citi- ,
ems OF Bethel will place the combined
automobile service OF the town at the ,
ommand OF the guests and the company :
ill be- taken to Bethel Glead on the a
Id grounds on the Appleton Mcintosh !
arm. The arrangements of the after /
Don viii be in charge OF George n Kim. !
all OF Bethel and Homer W Vail of a
andolph. Joseph A. DeBoer of Mont
elier viii deliver the dedicatory address, I
nd Governor Fletcher has been invited (,
) be present Department Commander n
dward Baker OF Montpelier will repre-
mt the Grand Army Of the Republic, n
nd II II. Dnsmorc. one of the select 4
len will receive the marker on behalf i
the town
Mr. aud Mrs Charles Priest OF Boston, :,
no have been here few days for T,
sit with Mr. Priests mother. Mrs. h
aura Priest, have returned to their home n
Mr.. and Mrs r :. Hewitt. who have
'en at Lake Sunapee for the most OF n
e summer and later with relatiy~~ at ii
ew London, Conn, have returned home Il
A. J.. Diggs formerly the manager of :,
,tel Naples j. now in Messina Springs, :,
Y, where be has married Mrs Inez "a,
cCleod. and they viii remain there for a,
e present as Mr. Diggs is engaged in :,
,ctrical work. ~,
John Connolly, who has been here for /,
month with biz parents Mr and Mrs 81
lomas Connolly has returned to New
lgland. 5. D. where he is editing a,
per with his brother. Martin Connolly. 81
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