The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-04-10
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Irwin Chase left on Thursday for
Shelburne Falls, Mass, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Leeds, whose husband,
Rev. Frederick Leeds, is pastor OF the
Episcopal church in that place.
Mrs. d. NJ English went to Wellesley,
Mass, on Thursday to remain for an in
definite time with her daughter, Mrs.
Flora French.
Miss Florence Granger, who is at
tending business college in Massa-
rhusetts, came on Wednesday to visit
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Granger, and her brother, Dwight Gran
ger of Barre. has been here several days,
passing the time at the same place. Both
have now gone to Barre.
Miss Mildred Goodwin, who has been
at Vergennes teaching in the industrial
school there and has been home since the
fire waiting to resume her work as soon
as building was prepared, has decided
TO teach in Bethel this spring and will
go to her work on Sunday; but in the
opening of the fall season she expects to
return to Vergennes.
AT the Methodist church on Sunday
morning Rev. G. +. Crawford, in his adj
dress, announced that in the future it
was thought best to give the church
here the name of The Cooper Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church and called
upon vote from the church. which
proved q unanimous one for that title.
This is done in appreciation OF the
services of the late DIR. A. J.. Cooper and
his daughter, Miss Rosa Cooper. This
will be submitted to the next annual
and quarterly conference for their APP
prevail.
Mrs. Pearl Campbell has received news
of the dangerous illness OF her sister,
Mrs. Lewis Durham, who formerly lived
here but now resides in Port Huron, On
tario. Mr.. Durham was in Braintree
when the message announcing her ill
ness arrived. and made the journey home
in forty-eight hours. Her trouble is
hemorrhage of the stomach.
Miss Mildred Osha is in Hancock at
the home of her grandfather, George Z.
Wilson, who is now at the Mary Fletcher
hospital for surgical operation.
Miss Ruby Allen is passing few days
in Canaan, N. H., at the home of her
uncle, who resides there.
Miss Clara Waldo, who came from
Lynn, Mass, two weeks ago will remain
with her mother, Mrs. Emma Waldo,
until she goes in May to work at Bass
Point, Nahant.
Mrs. L. r. Sparhawk has received
news OF the death of Mrs H. H. Bean at
Rockland, Mass, which occurred on
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Bean was
formerly Carolin Whitaker of Bethel,
and then the wife of the late Hiram
Bean, and the family were for years res
idents Of this place. Mrs. Bean is sur
yived by three sons, all of whom reside
near Boston.
Miss Helen Davis, who has been teach
ing in Granville this winter, is passing
vacation of week here with her par
ents and next week will go to Middlesex
to teach the spring term.
Rev. J. w. CHESHIRE, who has been here
from Bellows Falls for a week looking
after the interests of the Baptist church,
left on Thursday for home. DIR. w. A.
Dawson, who also was here to attend the
business meeting and reorganization of
the church left, but Rev. J. Harrison
Thompson, the state evangelist, and his
wife are now at The Naples, where they
will remain through the summer and he
will supply the pulpit of the church. The
following officers were elected to serve
for the coming year on Wednesday
night. Clerk, Mrs. Eugene Holman;
treasurer, Miss Jane Wadleigh; trustee
for three years, E. N Rising; committee
on repairs, III. M. Totman, +. N. Rising,
Harry Jones; music committee. J. L.
Hutchinson, Miss Verna Jones, Mrs. II.
M. Totman; usher, Harry Jones; super
of Bible school, Rev. J. Har-
rison Thompson; secretary and treasur-
er of Bible school, Miss Jane Wadleigh,
Rev. Thompson, who comes here, has
been working with the Baptist church at
Windsor, and is said to be very success
full and fine soloist.
Miss Agnes 0'Donnell of Rutland is
the guest of her uncle, Rev. Father NJ.
S. O'Donnell.
An eight pound son was born on April
/ to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dales on
Weston street.
A. L, Plumb of Brattleboro, an inter-
nal revenue officer, was here this week
to investigate change of postmasters
and also went to the Center.
w. s Crane and f. 0. Copeland made |
a trip to Boston and Meriden, Conn, the
first of the week
Miss Elizabeth Campbell, teacher in
Bellows Falls, is with Mr.. and Mrs. w, !
w. Jones this week.
Fred Granger OF Worcester, Mass, and |
a student at Dartmouth college, is in
town with relatives this week.