The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-25
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Gus Wetmore arrived here Mon
day from keene. n. H., to visit her moth
err, Mrs. J. C. Wells.
Mrs. j. Fl. Lamson and her daughter
Miss Mary Lamson, arrived here Monda.
from Boston, where they stopped OIL TO-
a few days on their way from Spring
field, Mo. The daughter met the moth
er at Springfield on her return from Cali
fornia, where she had passed the winter
Bert Fielders came Monday from Rox
bury and returned with his daughter
Bernice, who has been here for nearly six
weeks for an operation for appendicitis
Since leaving the sanatorium she had
been with her grandmother, Mrs. j. ID
Laport.
Mrs. Clcstic Stevens, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. James Mcnard
for several weeks in Norwich, returned
home Sunday night.
Mrs. H. r. Dryer, who has been here
for few days with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Hodgkins, returned to Rochester
Monday to remain for a little longer
time with her sister there.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. 0. Blanchard returned
Sunday night from trip to Highgate,
where they went to look over their cot
tage at Camp Randolph. DR.. and Mrs.
Rumrill returned Sunday night from
few days stay in Greensboro, where they
had been in camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Reynolds have sold
their house on Forest street to Mr.. ann
Mrs. w. A. George. who will move there
early next week from the house of Mrs.
&c. l.. Newton on School street, Mr.. Rey
nolds taking the tenement they vacate.
Miss Florence Hobart came from Wind
sor on Monday to resume her work in
Bells store after several weeks of en-
forced vacation caused by her illness from
appendicitis.
Mrs. Laura Cushman came from White
River junction Monday to remain with
Miss Mary Dubois for a time, Miss Du-
Bots having opened her house on South
Main street for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Hewitt have pur
chased small place in Putney to which
place they expect to move during the
summer. They will leave here in two
weeks for a summer resort and on their
return in the fall will go to their new
home.
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard, who has been pass
ing the winter in Chicago with her daugh |
ter, Mrs. Thomas Fitch, is expected to re-
turn home soon. For several weeks Mrs.
Blanchard has been i'll from the effects OF
the grippe. but is now able to come home.
The family of O. r. Greene has been
released from quarantine. which was the
result of the illness with diphtheria of
their youngest daughter. Florence, who is
now able to be out.
A game of ball between the Randolph
high school team and the clerks in the
different stores was held Monday after
noon. which resulted in a tie, the score
being to 4.
The s5th annual meeting of the Orange
,onnty Association of Congregational
1hurches is to be held in Bethany church
May q and %. and all of its sessions
ire open to the public. At II o'clock
morning devotional exercises
will be led by Rev. Fraser Metzger; or
.anizaton. "The Purpose of This Conven-
ion" j. NJ. Comstock of Chelsea: dinner
It the parish house at noon. At l:30
itNotiOndt sfTNice itu UN htN. JuhH Inv .
epce; reading of the reporters record
ind report of committees; at 2:30 ad
lress by Miss Helen r. Calder, home sec
etary of woman's board of missions ad-
Iress by Miss Harriet l.. Osborne. mis-
ionary from Foochow, China; at $3.50 ;
ssociation sermon, Rev. William Taylor;
communion service under the direction OF
Rev John Irons. At @ o'clock supper is
erved in the parish house. At 1880 on
thursday evening. praise service led by 2
lev. g. Y. Goodliffe; address by Rev. Ar q
hur w. Bailey Of South Hadley, Mass:
ddress by Rev. Frank Hodgdon of Bos a
on. At . o'clock Friday morning. de- "a
otional service led by D. v. G. +. Good
fife; conference on work of Sunday
rhool and publishing society: confer
nee on annuity fund for Congregational
minister's; address by Rev. Frank Y.
ocke; address by Rev. J. X. Tracy; =
nal business and adjournment. Dinner
| noon at the parish house.
William Chambers of Upper lake. n.
:. has purchased the ice business in I.
,wn and has already taken possession :
the same. Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers and
sister and son and daughter are board I"
q at the Naples. !,