The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-10
RANDOLPH.

Joseph Spooner, left on Thursday fol
Elmore to visit the brother of Mrs
King for few days.
Miss Winnifred Richmond went to
| Northfield Thursday for short stay
with friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Monroe Of Wind
sor were in town on Thursday to visit
Mrs. Monroe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Esterbrook.
Mrs. George Dukette returned from
Burlington Thursday, where she has been
cince Tuesday with relatives.
Miss Jennie Stewart went to High.
gate ON Thursday for few days Of rest
at Camp Randolph
r. B. Smith and family Of Melrose
Highlands, Mass, are now being enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. S. Buck.
Mrs Charles Reynolds left on Thurs
day for Chelsea. where she went TO spend
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Whitney.
Frank Blakely has gone to Newport
to spend two or three weeks with his
sister, Mrs. Osmond Creaser.
Mrs. r. b. Conner has gone to Fal-
mouth, Maine, to stay month with her
daughter, Mrs. James Head.
Mrs. Lavinia NJ. Atwood of Boston has
come to pass the summer at r. F. Til
sons, having come Wednesday from
Concord, n. H., where she has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hebard
Mr., and Mrs James Keefe and FIVE
children, who have been recent visitors
at the home OF Mrs keefe's father,
Jerry Goodheart, left on Saturday for
their home in Barre
Avery Blair of St Adams, a trainman.
was brought here from Roxbury, and
taken to the sanatorium, wounded in
one ankle by the explosion OF railroad
torpedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Smith and
daughter have come from Montpelier
and moved into the lower tenement of
Mrs. Mabel Adams house on Prospect
avenue. Their household goods came by
automobile.
Harold Sharpe was here over Sunday,
coming from Hamilton, Mass, where he
is employed in private house this sea-
son.
Harold Gaylord left Saturday to take
up his work as chemist for Brewer &
Co., wholesale druggists in Worcester,
Mass.
Miss d. Alice Young, who has been
trimmer in the millinery store of Mrs |
J. f. Tewksbury for several seasons, has |
gone to her home in Enosburg Falls.
Miss Olive Tracy is in Boston on a |
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Arthur Sparks, /
md from that city will go to Plymouth, |
Mass, to visit her brother Mrs. Emma |
0urkee, her grandmother, accompanied |
Ter.
j. H. Dubois was in Montpelier We'd
lesday, to attend a meeting of the d.
cctors of the Vermont Mutual Fire In /
urance company. Mrs. Dubois is in
Montpelier and has been for several days
Thomas Osborne
Mrs. c. H. Applebee and her daughter,
Hiss Grace Applebee, have arrived to
pend the rest of the month with Mr..
nd Mrs. o. B. Copeland. Rev. f. c. Bass
f Providence, r. l., was also a guest of
he Copelands over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Seymore Of
'idgefeld, Conn, came by automobile
nd are at the inn, while visiting in this
icinity
Fred Chadwick of Lynn, Mass, is here
ssisting in packing the household goods
{ his mother. Mrs. Allie Chadwick, who
to give up her home in this place.
Miss Aurelia Danyow is attending the
nree weeks session of the summer
,hool at Castleton normal.
Miss Mary Adams has accepted a po-
tion as head of the commercial depart
rent in the high school at North An
over. Mass, and will begin her duties
he first of September. At present Miss
larry Morse is at her station in the
tore OF Bell Brothers. where Miss
dams has given such efficient service
lr a year.
Miss Eta Chamberlin Of Montpelier
nd Miss VERNE Chamberlin. teacher
SaXonville. Mass, are here for the
lmmer vacation, at their rooms in the
harles Mann house.
4. H. Allis has obtained possession Of
ie house Of the late Mrs. Hiram smith,
ijoining his house on Franklin street.
r. Allis buys Of the heir. Mrs. Josephine
III Of HYDE Park. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bushor. and
.res children are in St Adams and
Ssnton for a three weeks STAY.