The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-27
RANDOLPH
Prize Speaking Contest was Held
Thursday Evening

IN''N1h'Nt 'hf'N"hipHt A'N't A''"NA
gerj music; "rhe Honor of the Woods
wv. II. Murray, Laurence Leonard
"Gordon's Reprieye" tanonymousl, Doro'
5 thy NJ. Bigelow; "There Were Ninety
r and Nine" CIR, II, Davis, Lester Lam
son; music; a True Incident in the
) Time OF Cromwell" Mark Twain, Hell
: en- A. Howe; "The Unknown Speaker
I (anonymous), William Huggard; mu'
: sic; "rhe Slaves Devotion" tGreenfeldl
: Ona NJ. Ladd; abraham Lincoln
5 tCharles Fowler, u. Olin Angel; "The
: Mansion" ivan Dyke, Avis Lewis; mu-
sic; Awarding of prizes; music. The
judges We're Prin G. Leland Green OF
the agricultural school at the Center
John j. Wilson of Bethel Ralph d.
: Twitchell, sub-naster of the Hartford
high school. The first prizes of $3.50
each were awarded to Ona Ladd and
, William Huggard, and the second of So
each were given Helen Howe and Lester
/, Lamson. Following the exercises the
company was invited to the Dubois &
Gay hall, where there was dancing till a
late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Conner left on
Friday for Hanover. n H., where they
are to visit their daughter and two sons,
and their families.
Miss May X. Howe of the seventh
grade took is OF her pupils to Montpelier
on Friday to visit the legislature.
The Woman's Relief corps held social
at the q. A. r. hall on Thursday night.
to which they invited the members Of
the post and other friends. The even
ing was passed pleasantly and the treas
Jury was enriched by "a.
Roy johnson, student at Dartmouth
college, and Miss Lettie Richmond Of
Woodstock came on Friday night to pass
few days at Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. John
sons.
Miss Freda Prince left on Friday to
pass a week with her sister in Hard
wick
Mrs C. f. Root started on Friday
morning for New York City, where she
will pass the next ten days with her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Hudson, and also
her sister, who resides there.
Mrs. George Blair of Montpelier visit
| cd Miss Mary Pratt and Mrs. O. G.
Chamberlin Friday. and Mrs. Lawrence
also came from the same city to pass
the day with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Smith, on the highlands.
Miss Eta Chamberln. teacher in the
Union school in Montpelier, has come
to pass a week with Mrs Chamberln
and Miss Mary Pratt.
The young ladies gave a surprise party
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cantlin on
Friday night as a farewell to Miss Leona
Taylor, who with her mother, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Weston. and husband will soon
leave town and 90 to California, where,
4 they are pleased with the country,
they viii locate.
The remains Of Miss Charlotte Tar
bell whose death occurred in Quincy,
Mass. were brought here this week and
taken TO Montpelier for interment
Miss Mabel Judd and Miss Hortense
Flint went TO Franklin, n H., Friday
to spend the time till Monday with Miss
Flint's sister.
Mrs George 0Cain, who has been in
Orwell for a month as the guest Of Mrs.
A. d. Iadue, came home Friday, taking
Mrs. Ladue with her.
Mrs. F. A. Chauyin Of Shelburne has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. o.
Hatch since Monday.
Misses Genieve Lamsou. Catherine
Metzger and Lucille Wheeler are TO sail
from New York City the 3lst for va
cation TO the Bermudas.
Henry Vail, who is employed in New
Haven. Conn. for the Winchester Arms
company. IS at home for a vacation Of
week
Frank Bingham and his brother-in-law.
Jerry Jarcis, have taken the I. ID. Par
fridge farm in Brookfeld for three
years. and Mr.. and Mrs Bingham moved
on TO the farm Monday.
Mrs. Guy Lamson was summoned 10
New York BY the illness and death Of
her father. Julius Ferguson. who was
stricken with a shock Of paralysis.
Peter Burren died from the effects Of
an abdominal operation at the sansto
NUN on AfAfteAdN NtENAa iAAH AfNihtN9 j
were taken to Bethel and the funeral
was held from the -. Anthony's church. I
Miss Angie PIKE left this week for
Washington. D. G., and was accompanied |
a. far as Boston BY her sister Mrs I
Nathaniel King. vho was 20 visit her 4
daughter, Miss Angie King. a. Wcllaeet,
Mass.
NJ. and Mrs W q Hodekins have
traded their place in town for the farm 4
~ William Kendall IN Bethel Gilcad, and 1
NJ. Kendall viii come here e. live
The Young Mems Brotherhood Joined ,
with TIE Chrrtisn brotherhood AZ their 4
meeting MONDAY night After the usual
banquet the company presented Mrs. G. /
y Root si220 in appreciation II her
services a. caterer during the season. A 4
committee vas elected 20 investigate the 4
rest roam subject and afterwards there /
uas discussion upon the Wilson policy 4
~ -uatchfui waiting Dr. Bailey. q /
Republican. took tle Affirmative side /
and p r. Ham e nemorrat. took TIRE !
incentive side # the subject Several 4
Joined in ths discussion and there Vas a .
iaIir closing 60 q pleasant neetiHF