The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-25
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DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Wheeler, who have
been here from Boston since Saturday
left ON Wednesday morning for theii
/ home.
| Mrs. ]. J. Stimets and Mrs. George
Dryer went to Nashua, n H.. Wednes.
day for visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. s.
Whitcomb, after which they will go to
Boston to pass few days with relatives
Mrs. B. "A. Whitmore went to West
Hartford Wednesday to visit her hus-
band, who is now engaged in carpenter
work there.
George Mann Of Dewey's mills, was
in town Wednesday on visit to Nhis
mother, Mrs. William Mann.
George Slack OF Hillsdaie, Mich, ar
rived here on Wednesday to attend to
some business pertaining to his farm and
other property in town
The game of basketball on Tuesday
night in grange hall between Winooski
and Randolph resulted in victory for
Randolph, the score being &c to s.
The Brotherhood meeting was held in
the parish house on Monday night as
usual, and was attended by about 80
members and friends. Following the
dinner, an address was given BY Rev
Mr.. Goodliffe Of the Center, who took
for his subject, Getting Acquainted,
which he handled in a very pleasing
manner, much to the interest of his hear.
ers. Following the meeting there, DIR.
and Mrs. r. o. Blanchard invited several
of the members to join the LADIES' at
their home, where they were again treat
ed to refreshments and INDUCED in
game OF cards for amusement.
Mrs. Ernest Tracy gave family par
ty at her home on the Highlands on
Sunday in honor of the fiftieth anni-
yersary of her father and mothers wed.
ding. The fact of this event was I'M
known to many people, but it was OBJ
served in this quiet manner, thinking
that large party would be too much
for Mrs Bass At this dinner party
were the bride and groom OF fifty wears
Harris and Ora (Claflin) Bass, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wales Bass, DIR. and Mrs. Gilman
Wheeler of Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Did Andrews OF Maiden, Mass; and Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. +. Bass of this place. all of
them being near relatives The event |
was greatly enjoyed by all present and |
nnay congratulations were extended TO |
The couple who had so long Travelled the |
Journey of life together. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Bass until within a few years have |
lived out of town on a farm. but later
'old their place and have come TO reside |
here, where they can be near their |
laughter Mrs. Tracy, and enjoy their
riends, whom they have in great num-
,ers. They are still active. and arc
.yer fond of all that interests those of
years. They were among the
irst members OF the Randolph grange.
md have been efficient and faithful
Members of the same, and even now are
ond OF the meetings
Miss Maud Johnston was in Lebanon.
I. H., at the home OF her mother Mrs.
ohnston, over the holiday recess. re-
uming 30 her position in the Half Cen
ury store on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Nellie Smith OF Mortified was
he guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. C. Buck
yer Tuesday night, returning the next
Az.
Mrs. J. W Raymond gave a large card
arty az the home Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
]. TeWkshury on Tuesday night.
A pleasant farewell reception, OF par
', was given by Mrs. franklin Sails.
ury al her home on Wednesday after
con. IN honor Of Mrs. Belle Dunn. who :
ext week goes 10 Worcester. Mass, 10
lmain for an indefinite time.