The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-02
RANDOLPH


Mrs. Janette HARDWOOD, who has been
in town for the last two weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Lora Mchaels, at the home
of Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland, left on Sat
urday for her home in Cambridge, Mass.
A game of ball here between the
Woodstock team and the Randolph boys,
On Saturday afternoon at the Wall
Alumni field, resulted in q victory ior
Randolph, the score being TO ..
Miss Carrie Curtis, after passing a
few days here with Miss Harriet Wilson
and Miss Il. S. Fogg, left on Saturday
/ for her home in Lancaster, N. ii.
Il. V. Reyes, living near the old church,
has sold his farm, stock and farming
implements to Gerald Fish for $4,000.
The sale was made by G. A. 0sha, real
estate dealer, and possession will be
given the first of September. Mr.. Fish
will go on to the farm himself, which is
known in this section as the Aaron Bow
en- farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters and their
daughter, Miss Evelyn, came by auto
mobile from Middlebury on Saturday
for an over-Sunday visit with Mr.. Wat
ers' mother, Mrs. j. u. French Mrs.
Julia Cameron, from the same place,
was also entertained by Mrs. French,
she having arrived here on Saturday
morning
Miss Flora Bell and nephew, Arthur
Austin, left on Saturday night for Gard
ner, Me, where Miss Bell will remain
for the month with her brother. A. j.
Bell, hoping the change will improve her
health, she having been for the last six
months very poorly from the effects OF
rheumatism.
Miss Blanche Wicker of Boston ar
rived here on Saturday afternoon and
went to Braintree to pass month with
relatives.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland, Mrs. j. F.
Tewksbury and Abbie f.. Clarke went
to Montpelier Friday evening to attend
a meeting of the past patrons and past
matrons association, held in Masonic
hall This association is composed of
past officers only and holds meetings four
times each year.
Frank Coffin has closed his term of
service for the Sargent, 0sgood and
Roundy company of this place and has
gone to Montpelier, where he expects
employment for the present. Mrs. Coffin,
who has been out OF the Bell Bros. store
for two weeks vacation, resumed her
work this morning, and will remain here
Tor the present
Mrs. Bertha Burridge has resigned
her position as teacher of the training
class at Vergennes, to accept a position
as preceptress of the state normal
echool at Keene, n. H., Where she is to
teach primary methods and have the
supervision of the primary schools Mrs.
Burridge is passing her vacation in town
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q w.
Hayward.
: Mr. and Mrs. John Graham, after
passing several months in the West,
decided to return and locate here for
the present, they having owned their
house here during their absence of sew
eral years in Hartford, Conn, and other
places.
William Dobie, former clerk in the
Homer Fits store OF Barre, arrived here |
to- day to begin work in the store of L.
A. Thomas, whose former clerk, Alton
Briggs, has gone to Barre to work in,
and take an interest in the Fits store.
Mrs. Nettie Rix has deturned from a
several days stay in Rochester, the
guest of Mrs. Carroll Harvey.
There was large attendance at the
asst grange meeting. The August meet
ngs will be given over to limitations, as
there is a class ready TO be received.
rhe annual picnic has been appointed
ior August 18th and will be held at the
.rotting park.
Fred O. Copeland will have an illus
rated article in the coming number of
Forest and Stream, entitled Through
he Trapshooting Mill" this being Mr..
,opeland's story of the state tournament
ield in June in this village. The illus
are from pictures OF the event,
aiken by Miss Blanche sparhawk of this
,lace.