The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-22
RANDOLPH
Rural Carriers Convention Attracted
About so Delegates.

About so Delegates.
Delegates from the different towns in
the state began to arrive on wednesday
morning TO attend the llth annual state
rural carriers convention now in SEES
sion here, and IL il estimated that there
were about so in attendance. The head
quarters for them was Mt The Naples
and the assemblies were held in the
grange hall. The meetings were opened
at / 80 on Wednesday afternoon by an
invocation by Rev. G. Il. Crawford,
which was followed by the address OF
welcome by Harry f. Tilson; response
| BY George II. Bush of Newfane; the in
PRODUCTION of the state president, Burns
J.. Osgood, by the county president,
Harry Downing of Washington; APP
pointment OF committees; reports of
national delegates, "The Trip" by L. j.
Stewart of Morrisville; "The City of
Washington" by G. H. Stratton of
Enosburg Falls; "The Convention" by
John Beckwith of Bethel address by
Rev. j. w. Miller of Bethel; address by
representatives of the postoffice depart
ment; address by Rev. Fraser Metzger,
introducing resolutions without debate.
This closed the afternoon session, and
the evening program was as follows: At
eight o'clock the meeting was opened
by music. and there were addresses Civ
en- by George G. Flint, Rev. j. III.
Thompson and L. B. johnson, editor of
Herald and News. This morning at S:45
a paper on "Other Duties of Mail Car
rier" was given by j. H. Noyes; insur-
snee, open debate; reports of officers and
finance committee and other commit
tees. This will be followed by election
of officers and national delegates, and
the selection of the next place of meet
ing
Miss Inlla Durkee went to Barre on
Monday for two weeks stay with
friends.
Mrs. Ida Drake and her uncle, B. P.
Spear, went to Mortified Wednesday
for few days stay with relatives.
Mrs. Belle Roberts, after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Drake, jeft with
her son, Abner Roberts, for their home
in Hancock on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle went to |
Keene, n. H., Wednesday for several |
days stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bee
die, and sister and brother of Mr.. |
Beedle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Teise and daugh-
ter, Nellie, OF Mount Vernon, N. Y,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seymour and
daughter of Ridgeville. Conn. are being
by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis VIII
liams, and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Will
iams.
Mrs. A. H. Ford of Granville is being
by her son, John Ford, and
wife till Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stickney and
,hild of Milford, n. H., are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powers, who have
llso for guests Mrs. Harley Lease and
children from the same town.
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer went TO Bethel
IN Wednesday for a short stay, and her
laughter, Miss Doris Lattimer, is in
chelsea this week visiting a classmate,
Miss Eva Bohonnon. Both of these
young ladies intend to enter the Cas-
Teton normal school the coming fall
ERIN.
A game of ball between the Roches-
er and Randolph teams on Wednesday {,
fternoon at the Wall athletic field, re-
ulted in a victory for the home team,
he score being s TO 2. a
Charles and Lois Hayward are in Bos
on for several days stay with their
unit, Mrs. Case.
DIR. and Mrs. n. w. Holden and Mr.
nd Mrs. Pliny Morse. who have been {
n an auto trip TO New York and Bos- c
on, returned on Tuesday night.