The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-02
RANDOLPH

Mrs. G. j. Rumrill and her daughter,
Arene, who have been in Campton, n.
H.. for the last two weeks with rela'
tves, arrived home on Friday night.
Miss Florence Hobart has finished her
vacation from Bell Bros. store, an re
turned on Friday night from ten days,
stay in Windsor with her mother.
Mrs. James Mullaly, and her daughter,
Mildred, and son, James Mullely, were
here from Montpelier on Thursday night
to attend the tiremen's ball, and while
here passed the time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Brown, who had also for their
guest, John Ripley Of Middlesex
Miss Edith Abbott, who came from
New York last week TO visit her sister,
Mrs. Inez Segar, left on Thursday night
to resume teaching art in the New York
Training School for Teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, OF this
place were in Montpelier 70 a couple OF
days recently to visit old friends.
Miss Mary Wedgwood is passing her
vacation OF few days from the New
Haven, Conn, library with her monther,
Mrs. w. T.. Wedgwood.
| A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Abbott Of Denver, Col, on the
10Th, the father being the youngest son
of the late c. y. Abbott, and the child
| Is niece of Mrs Inez Segar of this
place.
A large crowd attended the firemen's
ball on Thursday night, there having
been % couples who bought dance tick
| cts besides the usual number OF spec
/ tators The total receipts We're Sl2S.5o,
and it il hoped that the fire company
| will realize $50 out of the evening. Many
were here from out OF town.
Thursday night at the regular meeting
| of Beulah chapter, there was an attend
ance Of about So, and two members
were received by utilization and two can
didates were also initiated. Mrs. Abba
Stone, grand matron, of Barre was pres
eut. and Mr.. Stone, d. ID. p, made his
annual visit, besides seven delegates from
Rising Sun chapter OF South Royalton. A
supper was served before the work OF
the evening.
Frederick Dumas, and his family OF
Montpelier were in town over the holi-
DAYS. the guests of Mr., and Mrs George
| Dumas.
Mrs. II. Y. Fletcher has returned from
several days visit with her sister, Mrs,
Miller, in Lebanon, n. II.
Miss Cora Osgood of Pike. \. H., has
been at her home here for the holiday
visit
Rev. J. H. Thompson has announced
that a week of prayer will be celebrated
at the Baptist church, beginning with
January 5. when ne viii be assisted by
Rev G. II. Holt Of Barre, the latter re-
manning here over Sunday, January TO-
and Mr.. Thompson will 90 to Barre to
occupy his pulpit there.
Miss Carrie Sault of New York City
has been in town visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slayton Of the Child's
restaurant went to Marshtield en- FRI
day for short stay.
Miss Amanda Northrop % New York
has been in town for a few days with her
brother, O. +. Northrop, and her sister
Mrs. Alfred Webster
The ten weeks old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Luce was operated upon ioi
hernia this week, and at the last ae'
counts, was very low, with little hope
Of recovery.
ri. b. Bell has returned from q tlI
to Boston. where he Went 70 meet hls
brother. A. ]. Bell, from Gardner Ne.
to purchase goods for their store here and
at the latter place.