The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-06-19
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Graves and SON,
Earl arrived here from Duxbury Thurs
day and went to Randolph Center to be
present at the graduation exercises of
the state agricultural school, where an
other son, Eric, was one of the class.
Mrs. Alice Allen of Waterloo, Canada,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Gladding this week and went from here
to Montpelier on Thursday to attend
the meeting of the Universalist asso-
citation, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gladding also
went in the afternoon of the same day
to attend the same meeting Mrs. Allen
is the president of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society of the state of Vermont,
in this church.
The annual meeting of the graded
! school district was held in the high
school building on Tuesday evening,
with an attendance of 90 voters. Dr.
/ +. c. Angel was made moderator The
report of the prudential committee was
read and accepted. &. j. Stockwell was
elected to serve on the committee in
place of E. /. Claflin, whose term of
office had expired, and the committee
is now: V. /. Spear, John II. Dubois,
and G. j. Stockwell. A. NJ Hubbard
was elected collector and treasurer, DIR.
+. A. Eaton, auditor, and D. G. Wood
ward, clerk. 1t was voted to pay S75
toward the athletic field, and tax of
100 cents on a dollar of the grand list
was voted to pay the current expenses. |
Principal and Mrs. Il. G. Ham are to |
go to the farm Of v |. Spear in Brain |
tree for vacation Miss Mabel Girard, |
one of the assistant teachers, has gone
to her home in Winsted, Conn, for her |
vacation.
Horace Howard, who has been failing
rapidly of late in health, was taken to
the office of Dr. Clifford this week, TO
see if the X-ray would give any infor-
nation as to the condition of his stom
ach. The picture showed that organ to
be elongated and contracted, so that
he is unable to take nourishment and
is now in a very weak state. An opera
ton may be had as the only alterna-
tive.
+. Ii. Allis has purchased the house of
the late Mrs. Hiram Smith on the cor
ner of School and Franklin streets, ad
joining his own premises. 1t is under
stood that the price of the same was
about 81 600 and that he will occupy the
iutu lol HIS pldIt anu itiih tHt bpubts /
Captain and Mrs G.. +. Hall, who came
from Rockport, Mass, to the Center
few years ago, have taken the house of
Mrs. c. j. Dyke in the d. H. Morse
neighborhood.
Miss Clara Kimball went to Boston
this week to attend the convention of
the Northern Baptist society, now in
session in that city.
Mrs. George Jones has returned from
winter passed in Ipswich, Mass, &C.
companied by her daughter, Mrs. G. p.
Morris, and her daughter, Miss Bessie
Bliss.
c. c. Blodgett has bought the meat
market of Alya Bowen, which is located
in the Blodgett house.
Mrs Charles Dubois and her children
have come from New York to pass the
summer at the Sanford farm on Fish \
hill. Mr.. Dubois accompanied them here a
but has returned to New York to re-
sumo business.
Richard Thompson will soon close his
engagement with the O. w. Mann milk !,
firm and will 90 to Cambridge to work :
in the creamery there, about the sth
Of July. j,
Mrs George Morse and son, Horace, of !
New York, are at the kimball home,
Mr.. Morse is recovering from the effects I
of an operation for appendicitis, and +
will remain for some time with Mrs.
K j. Kimball.
Mrs. j. H. Corwin of Lowell, Mass,
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. f. II.
Allis.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel, who have
been at Wellesley, Mass, to attend the
college commencement, where their :,
laughter, Miss Jessie Chedel, was one u
IF the graduating class, have returned
home and have now for guests Mrs.
1hedel's brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
SEQ &c Wh;tcomh of Topeka. Kansas, u
who have just returned from a "trip to =
England, to visit their son, who is =
Rhodes scholar at the oxford univer- n n
'ity. -,
Mr.. and Airs. 4. E. Chandler and Mss y
Ora Cadwalader OF Philadelphia mo.
ored TO Washington last week 10 visit +.
friends, ami on Tuesday the latter re- y
urned to Philadelphia. =,
Mrs George Srarhawk and her two q
ons and Miss Margaret Burt of Stat
ord Springs, Conn, have arrived to open 4,
he Burt place and get il ready for the ;s
hummer visitors. Mr.. Sparhawk has A
zone to Dartmouth college to attend :
he commencement, he being graduate n
rom that college.
A. M. Vaughan has accepted a flatter-
ng offer to become the manager of the
farms. DIR. Seward Webb
arge estate at Shslburne. For the last
en- years, Mr. 'iaughan has occupied
he D. II. Morse farm and as soon az :,
his can lie G,spcaeu Of to others who D
will care for il, he will take up his new II
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