The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-19
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Olivia Morse arrived here on
Thursday night to remain with her cous-
in, Mrs. ID. II. Morse, through the sum-
mer.
A. NJ. Vaughan was in town on Friday
TO attend the graduating exercises at
the agricultural school at Randolph Cen
ter and left the same night for his du-
| ties as manager of the Shelburne farms,
taking his little daughter, who had been
with Mrs Morse for few days, home
with him.
Charles Blaisdell has come from White
River Junction to spend few days with
his sister, Mrs. +. II. ketchum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams of New
Haven, Conn, are with Mr.. Williams
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jehied Williams,
while Mr.. Williams is taking his vaca-
ton. They expect to return on Sun
day.
Mrs. L. j. Blakely went to Newport
on Friday 10 pass two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs Osmond Cresser, and chill
dren.
Mrs. d. S. Cassidy went to Thetford
to stay over Sunday with her husband,
WHO mas employment there.
Mrs. c. f. Lazelle and Mrs. j. j. Sti-
NETS left Friday for South birmingham
Mass, having been sumnbned by the
death of their uncle, Warren Atwood,
who died from the result of shock
which he sustained a couple of days ago.
Miss May X. Howe has decided TO re-
main in the graded school for another
year, to the satisfaction of many who
wish for the best interests of the school. |
DIR. Howard A. Drew was graduated
the eth from the Kirksville college Of |
at Kirksville, Mo. Mr.. Drew |
has not yet decided in what place TO To-
cate.
Mrs. Eugene Ellison has returned
from a months absence with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edwin Weston, at Derry, n.
H., her brother in Roxbury, Mass, Mr..
md Mrs. Warren Church in Clftondale,
Mass, and with friends in Allston and
stoneham, Mass. l
The remains of Mrs. William Herrick
we're brought here from Montpelier on
Friday afternoon for interment in the
amily lot at Southview cemetery. Mrs.
Ierrick formerly lived in town and for
everal years has been in rather frail
Iealth, although she had been able TO
e about, till within two weeks. Mrs.
lildrcd (Hoyti Herrick was born in
'unhridge az years ago, the daughter Of
gorge II. and Adclia (Cushmanl Hoyt.
ir. and Mrs. Hcrrick came here many
ears ago and Mr.. Herrick was a carpen.
Pr Of ability here in town. finally build
lg the house az the upper end Of School
treet, in later years known as the Pam
on place. IL was at this place that
lr. Herrick died. and after the sale Of
he home. Mrs. Herrick went 90 Montpcl-
r 10 live with her daughter. Mrs. Her
ok is the last of the family. Since
n residence in Montpelier she has been
a active member Of the Rob Morris
iaptcr. q. 4. s.. and was also an OIL
r In the Past Patron and Past Ma. I
on's association Of THAT city. The fu-
raj was held Friday morning at the
,me. In the party which came here
ere W. a. Hefriok. the husband. Rev.
=. Bloomfield. TIE officiating clergy
an. q. N. Carpenter. the undertaken. /
Illiam Hoyt and Mrs Hoyt Rand of /
suth Rovalt0n. Mrs belle Webster Of
l-t0n. Mrs.. Carrie Ward q Miidieser.
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-. Harry Host son and daughter. ~
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i place. iofnsd them here. The party :
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