The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-11-28
RANDOLPH

Miss Gladys Swan returned Friday
from several days stay in Mortified
with friends.
Miss Mary Priest, who has been in the
Albany Business college for the last
three months, has come home to remain
for few weeks while assisting her
father, A. A. Priest, with some work for
the state grange, he being secretary OF
that organization.
Mrs. L. X. Draper left Friday for Bos-
ton, where she and her daughter, Miss
Ruth Draper, viii be for the winter.
George Samuel Weston and Mrs.
Josephine Wood Taylor were married
at the Bethany parsonage on Tuesday
night, by Rev Fraser Metzger
Ernest Austin was one of the success
full deer hunters on Thursday, he having
killed buck, which weighed IT'S pounds.
Elmer Wilson. who bought the Nc
lntosh shop, has formed a partnership
with Harry Calkins of West Rochester
and began Tuesday to operate new saw
mill in the rear Of the shop, the building
having been erected for that purpose. A
25-horse power motor will run the saws
and the business prospect is encouraging.
recently finished off by L. II. Allis on
Franklin street and will move his family
here at once.
Mrs Phineas Amazon has come from
Pittsfeld, where she has been for sew
eral months, to pass the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. X. FL. Slack.
Mrs, Mabel Burke, who has been EN-
ployed in the family of Rev. Fraser
Netzgcr has finished her work and gone
to her home in Hancock.
Mrs. Charles Dubois has come from
Englewood, n. j., to remain until Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
=. Sanford.
Alonzo Emery has gone to Baltimore,
Md, to visit his son, Clarence Emery,
who is a resident there.
Lewis Rye, principal Of high school
in Mafshfcld, Mass, has been with his
parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. L. p. Rye, during !
the holiday recess of his school
The freezing and bursting of water |
pipe in the kitchen of the Methodist
church resulted in flooding the vestry |
and most of the auditorium. The carpet |
in the vestry mad to be taken up. and |
half of the carpet in the auditorium; |
and most of the pews also had to be re-
moved, making a general mix-up and re-
sulting in considerable damage.
Guy Martin Cade OF West Braintree
md Edith Bertha, daughter of James Bird
IF Stockbridge, were married Wednesday II
morning at the home OF the officiating
clergyman, Rev. Joseph Hamilton, on
south Pleasant street. The couple left
N a short wedding trip at once and on
heir return viii live in West Braintree,
where the groom il in business with his
ather.
A daughter, Amelia, was born the
Sth. in Washington, d. c., TO Mr.. and
drs Theron Brooks, the child being the
of Mr. and Mrs. w. Il.
4amson and Mrs. i. L. Brooks of this
lace.
Mrs. G. j. Rumrill went to White
liver Junction Friday to meet her
oungest sister, Mrs. William Walker,
nd children who have come from jack
onville, ILL.,, TO pass the time here until
liter the holidays with +. F. Emerson,
er father, and other relatives.
Miss Nettye Robbins, a teacher of art
/ a high school in Bayonne, y. j., is
assing the week with her mother, Mrs.
ora Robbins, here, and will leave ON
unday 10 resume her work.
Mrs A. A. Emery. who has been here
ON Somerville, Mass. for a month with y
4. Emery and family, left for her i
Dme on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Atwood have
me TO Middlebury for months stay,
lille Mr. Atwood is looking after the x
Fights and measures in that vicinity. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Farwell are the d
lrents OF a daughter, born in Leo 3
mister, Mass November q, the mother n
ing known here as Miss Eunice Slack. Il
graduate nurse from the Randolph san X
orium. III
Mrs G. F.. Dewey of Keene ~ H., with a
= child, has been passing several days
Ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James n
lan. MI
Miss Marjorie Bartlett one Of the high
nool students, slipped on the iron
cps at the postohice the other day and h
the fall thrust her hand and arm N
rough the glass in the door, cutting n
= wrist and fingers quite badly.
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