The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-29
RANDOLPH

Misses Lucinda and Florence Howard
invited Miss Georgia Abbott of South
Royalton TO their home for party on
Thursday night, to which they invited ten
young ladies', members of the Olive club
The affair developed into shower in
which there were many choice gifts OF
linen, silver, cut glass and china. This
was given Miss Abbott in honor OF her
anticipated marriage to Mr. Degree Of
Burlington. The evening passed pleas
antly with games, and during the time
refreshments were served Miss Abbott
left on Friday morning for her home.
The county convention, which has been
in session here for a couple of days at
Bethany church, was attended by about
80 delegates, and the people of the town
attended also in quite large numbers.
Dinner and supper were served at the
parish house, and entertainment for the
night was solicited. The towns comprised
in this convention are from the west
side of Orange county.
Mrs. y. n. Bruce, an elderly lady lv-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. George Bruce,
has developed pneumonia, and her left
lung is badly congested. Her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Williams, has come from
Amherst, Mass, to take care OF her
DIR. and Mrs. G. w. Scott have been
in Burlington recently to visit their son,
Godfrey Scott, and the doctor witnessed
some bone grating operations.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Hutchins of Burling
ton have been recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Johnson, who have also had for
guest, Mrs. L. w. Russell of Water
bury.
Elsie and Elmer Burke, the children
of Forrest Burke, left Tuesday with
their aunt, Mrs. r. G. Morton, with
whom they have been for short time,
for Franklin, N. H., where their father
has bought a farm.
Rev. G.. f. Crawford was summoned to
Johnson this week to officiate at the |
funeral of Mrs. Lewis Wareham, for |
mer parishioner of his, while he was
located at johnson. Mrs. Crawfo and |
Margaret accompanied him. going from
there to Jericho, to visit Mr.. Crawford's
mother.
The regular meeting of Beulah chap
ter was held on Thursday night when, in
addition to the regular business of the
time, Mrs. j. J. Stimets was elected
and Alice Rumrill associate
Immediately following the
election, the following officers were in
stalled Mrs. j. j. Stimets conductress;
Mrs. Alice Rumrill, associate conduct
ress; Mrs. Ella Cass, chaplain; Mrs.
ft,ao ptn oil hal Iua |
,rganist; Mrs. Chadel, Adah; Mrs. Net
tie Rix, Ruth; Mrs. Laura Emerson,
Esther; Mrs. Ellen Lattimer, Martha
Mrs. Ellen Northrop, Electa; Robert
Parker, sentinel.
Miss Bessie Stevens was in Norwich
over Sunday and her mother, Mrs. Clex-
,ic Stevens, who has been there with
Ter daughter, Mrs. James Menard, for
couple of weeks, returned home with
ler
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoisongton Of |
Dwell, Mass, have been the recent [
+uests of Mrs, Hoisingtons sister, Mrs. /
\ +. Hastings, and family. a
Mrs. r. L. Mason of Dorchester, Mass,
nd Mrs. c. o. Hurlburt of Lebanon, {
I. H., were the guests of their brother. |
!. A. Parker, and family the first of i
he week
Mrs. ID. II. Morse has gone to Shell 0
urne farms To remain with her dauph- y
er for few days, during the illness OF
frs. Vaughan.
Miss Evelyn Denny left Friday for
oston and will 90 to Wellesley 10 at.
end the college commencement