The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-22
RANDOLPH
Large Numbers of Speakers Engaged for
Veterans Reunion.

Veterans Reunion.
The management of the reunion of the
N veterans of Orange Washington, anC
n Windsor counties have nearly completed
a their arrangements for the coming oc
\ cason, and the following speakers have
been engaged Allen NJ Fletcher, gov
ernor; James b. Estee OF Montpelier
speaker of the day; Charles A. Prouty
j director of values, interstate commerce
y commission; w. r. Dillingham;, United
States Senator'S Col. Edward Baker, de-
partment commander, G.. A. r.; Col
Thomas Harmon, superintendent soldiers
home; Zed Stanton, judge of superior
court; Rev. Fraser Metzger, S. Il. Pin
gree, Hugh Henry, Capt. Horace French,
Lieut.. Wallace Batchelder, Spanish
American war veteran; Capt. George w.
Bridgman and Col George H. Brigham,
division superintendent Of the Sons of
Veterans. The Green Mountain baud
will furnish music, and there will be an
old time war drum corps, including Com
rade Davenport, "The Drummer Boy of
81 The Relief Corps ladies will serve
dinner, after which the company will
march to the Wall Alumni field, where
L. b. johnson will give the address of
welcome, and the program proper will
follow. A large attendance is expected.
The boys from this place belonging to
the militia, left here Tuesday morning,
to join their company at Woodstock and
Tuesday proceed with them to Burling-
ton to attend the muster. William
Blanchard, the musician, attended them
there.
+. S, Whitcomb of Nashua, N. H.,
has arrived here, having been summoned
by the illness 'of his father, S. S. Whit
comb, who is in serious condition.
Mrs. Huntington of Barre is being en-
tertained this week by Mrs Z. A. Shat
tuck.
| Miss Fannie Wood of Gardner, Mass,
is passing several days at the home of
Mrs. n. G. Greene
Jack" Vail left on Tuesday for Lynn,
Mass, to join the Lynn team of the New
England league. Mr.. Vail expects TO re-
main month with them and then re-
turn here for a short stay with his par
Ients, before going to work this fall. The |
Randolph team, with the assistance of |
Vail, has played seven games from june |
q, to July 90 winning in every case, the
score being AZ for them and for their on
ponents, s. G. w. Mclaughlin of Mid
dlebury viii succeed Vail in the local /
team. The Boston Reds, who We're de-
feated here in a game on Monday, have I
been here awaiting for funds TO arrive. II
before they leave town. They are booked
for several games next week in the state
of New York.
Detectives Morgan and Wentworth of
Boston, who have been here working up
the Wallace Avery case, left on Tuesday,
after passing Sunday with E. w. Kent
at his home. /:
Miss Ruth Morse, who came from
Hartford, Conn, about the 18th of June
and has been here and at Barre. left on
Tuesday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith, their young
son, Randolph, and daughter, Priscilla,
OF Melrose Highlands, Mass, who have
been with the family of w. S. s. Buck
for two weeks, went to Castleton Sat J
urday, and their eldest son, Tredwell. {
who was also here with them, went ON
to Montreal ]
Mrs. S. G, Jackson OF Montpelier, the /
mother of Mrs A. c. Templeton, and her
aunt, Mrs. +. W. jackson from Marsh i
field, arrived here on Tuesday for visit /
Of some days with Mrs. Templeton. Il
Mrs. Mary Granger of Worcester, B
Mass. came Monday for an over night a
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood, and a
returned the next day to Hanover, A. H.,
o visit her son, Fred Granger, who is in
Hanover attending the summer school q
Il Dartmouth college, after which she 4
will 90 with her daughter, Miss Edith, =
o Danville to camp with party of
riends. q
Miss Julia Cummings has been in =
own this week on visit with her
mother, Mrs. Julia Cummings, and ON :.
tuesday returned to Caremont, n. H., :
err home.
Mrs. Harrison Avery went to Lowell,
lass, on Tuesday for a stay of some 10
myth, with her mother and brother. N
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Gladding have re-
lrned from ten days stay at Berlin W
ond and are now at their home. Gu
Miss Grace Applebee of Littleton, w
. H. who has been with her aunt, Mrs
! b. Copeland, for ten days, went to tn
Iontpelier and Barre Tuesday for Ri
art of the week with friends.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hatch, and san, y
gorge Hatch, have gone TO Highgate to y
sss a couple of weeks at Camp Ran ~
,lph. II. L. Hatch and daughter, left an
uesday for Highgate for few days =,
ay in camp. ~