The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-04
RANDOLPH
Nearly All the Officers of U. S. Grant
Post Installed


The officers of the U. S. Grant post
were installed on Saturday night by
Can't. J. y. Eldredge, the following
named being present to receive the eere-
mony: Commander, j. II. Wood; (senior,
William Young junior commander, Al
fred Eaton: officer of the day, John
Mannev; (quartermaster, &. w. A. Fut-
nam elected, but not able to be present.
chaplain, Il. V. Parker; outside guard,
4. i. Rising; adiutant, +. II. ketchum;
sergeant major, Norman Nichols. FOL
lowing this, the chairs were vacated ana
the officers of the Woman's Relief corps
were installed by Mrs. Alfred Eaton The
officers were as follows; President, Mrs.
Jennie FISH senior ice-president, Mrs.
Emma Greene; junior vice-president,
Mrs. Nav Goodwin; chaplain, Mrs. Mar
tina Chase: treasurer, Mrs. Ella Bruce;
secretary. Mrs. Louise Holman; must
elan. Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland; patriotic
instructor, Mrs. Eaton; press correspon-
dent Mrs Julia Dean; conductor, Mrs.
Clara Ketchum; assistant conductress,
Mrs. Carr; color bearers, Mrs. Gertrude
DIVER, Mrs. Rose Heath, Mrs Nellie
Hutchinson. Mrs. Mabel Williams; guard,
Miss Della Chandler; assistant, Mrs.
Martha Williams. Immediately follow
ing the exercises the ladies served light
refreshments, and a social hour was en-
joyed.
Miss Eta Chamberln left on Satur-
dav. after passing two weeks with Mrs.
o. s. Chanberlin, TO resume teaching IN
Montpelier, and her cousin, Miss VERNE
Chamberlin. cousin also and guest at
the same place, left for Saxonville, Mass,
where she has been a teacher for many
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. French have bought
the clearinghouse OF II. l.. Hooper, which
they sold TO him about SIX weeks ago,
and to-day took possession of the same.
Mr.. Hooper, il is understood. viii go
West. and makes this change that he
NAV leave town. Mr., and Mrs. French
conducted an excellent house, and the
public will gladly welcome them back.
Miss Caroline Weymouth left Sunday
for Claremont, n. H., to resume teaching
after passing few days at Randolph
Center with Miss Gilbert.
Miss Genieye Lamson, who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w +.
Iamson, for the last ten days. returned
Sunday TO ROselle Park, y. j., where
she is engaged in teaching.
Miss Lucille Grant went Sunday to
| Wellesley to resume her studies, after
passing the vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Grant
Miss Mary Adams left Sunday for
North Andoyer, Mass, 60 resume her
teaching there, after passing her vaca
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
1 b. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roundy Of Clare
mont. y. H., who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Hastings for several days
| left for their home on saturday.
Miss Nellie Blossom. who has been
with her mother, Mrs. George Hatch, for
her vacation from teaching, went "a
Springfield Mass, on Sunday 20 resume
/ her work
Miss Mary Wedgwood. after passing a
week with her mother, Mrs. Annie Wedg-
wood. has returned 70 take her position
| in the library al New Haven, Conn.
/ Robert Sault, 4 teacher in Lawrence
Y Mass. has been with HE sisters, Misses
( Mabel and Agncs Sault through the hoi-
] iaav vacation and Sunday returned %
resume his work the first Of the week.
I Mr.. Pearl Rumrill has been with her
psrenfs Mr. and Mrs. Francis DECKER
man for = few days coming from Con-
cord. n n. where she now lives. t.
visit them during the vacation u her
son, who also was here.