The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-29
RANDOLPH

Last Saturday evening was the annual
children's night at the Randolph grange,
and large audience enjoyed the pro-
gram given by the young people, who
did their part very well The following
Is the program giyeni Piano duet, Celia
and John GifIord recitation, Emma
Danyow and Dorothy Ordway; song,
with guitar accompaniment, Pauline
Hutehinsoni recitation, Gordon Smith
and Jennie Webster; song, Everett But.
terrified; recitation, Marcia Russlow; cor
net solo, Gordon Cantlin; recitation,
Ruth Webster; piano solo, Delmer Rye;
recitation, Edward Harlow. Several
tableaux were given in closing. Home
made candy was served by the commit
tee. The next meeting will have must
cal program, in charge of Glenn Bailey.
Next Sunday being July 4, members
of the grange will meet at the hall at
1918 a. m, to march in body TO the
service at the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch, who have
been here for a time, left on Monday
night for Chicago, where they reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. H. Ketchum, who have
been in Gaysvile since Friday, returned
home on Monday.
| Miss Mildred Hatch, who has been in
Arlington, Mass, for several weeks with
her uncle and his family, arrived home
on Monday night.
Mrs. Lucy Parish has returned from a
ten days stay in Boston and is now at |
her home in Randolph Center.
DR.. 5. A. Quimby and Miss Emma |
Foley OF Burlington were over Sunday |
guests at the home of DIR. and Mrs. |
J. p Clifford.
w. 7. Sparhawk delivered his illus
trated lecture, "The Heart of the Ser
ras," in Springfield, on the evening
of June 25, before the Vermont Forestry |
association.
Miss Florence Noble accompanied her
uncle, DR.. L. c. Noble, on his return by
auto to Boston, where she will pass
week.
!. Mrs. w. j. Blodgett of Thomaston,
Conn, came on Monday for a several
weeks stay with her sister, Mrs. Jennie
Smith, and other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Hodgkins left here Monday
for Rochester, stopping off at Bethel to
pass the night with Mrs. 0. d. Greene,
Mrs. Hodgkins' brother, who is boarding
with her, has also gone to Rochester,
and the house here will be closed during
their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton, who came
from Hyde Park, Mass, on Saturday
for few days stay, went to Burlington
Monday to attend the commencement
exercises and reunion of Mr. Morton's |
class.
Clarence Pitkin has gone to Waltham,
Mass. where be has employment in
+. A. Phillips left on Monday night
for Mohonk Lake, n. y, where he is to
see his son, Harry Phillips, and consult ,,
a specialist who is to be there during .
the month of July, in regard to his
health S
Otis Smithers, who has been teaching 4
IN Union Springs, n. Y, for the last
year, arrived here on Saturday making a
The trip by motorcycle, and is at the t
lome of his brother, II. j. Smithers, and
iamily for a short stay, before going on +
% Orleans to visit his parents, Rev. and h
Mrs. w. $. Smthers.
Mrs. Sarah Miner of Springfield, Mass, \
: passing some time with O. b. Marcott
ind iamlly- +.
Miss Katherine Howard Of Morrisville :
$ in town for a weeks stay with Mr.. 7
md Mrs. f. w. Tewksbury and other =
riends.
Through the agency of G. A. Osha, =
cal estate dealer, the place known as -
he Morse farm. formerly owned by Al
'ert Tatro, has been sold to Melvin II
trick of Ware, Mass, for $4,000. The
will take possession July /. t.
mother real estate sale made through b,
V. w. Perkins of the Perry real estate
rm of Barre is the farm known as the r
Ienry Haraden farm and owned by NJ. NJ
. Rowell, sold to Charles Peoples of
roetorsville. The latter sale was made
trough the assistance of g. A. 0sha. -
Mrs. j. G. Spaulding of Burlington 20
being entertained this week by Ms.
larry Day in the 0'Connor block. NJ