The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-11-13
RANDOLPH


N. c. Buck and w. G. Emerson wer'
in Barre on Friday night to attend al
Odd Fellows meeting.
Rev G. r. Crawford went TO More
town Friday TO attend a funeral, anc
Mrs. Crawford and her little daughter
Margaret went TO Burlington, where Mr.
Crawford will join her for nm overs sun
day stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Tewksbury re-
turned Friday from weeks stay in
Peabody, Mass, with relatives.
John Washburn closed weeks visit
in town with old friends on Friday, and
went to his home in Cambridge.
Mrs. Carrie Carlton, after visiting Mrs.
Amanda Thayer for part of the week,
returned on Friday to her home in War
rem.
Miss A. +. Clark visited the North
Montpelier chapter of Order of Eastern
Star on Thursday night, and D. V. Stone,
ID. G.. r., and Mrs. Abbie Stone, p. G..
NJ, were also there the same night.
L. V. Parent of Montreal has come
for two weeks stay with Standish
Brothers on the Manchester farm.
William Flint of Haverhill, Mass, on
his way to Roxbury, stopped off to visit
George Roberts and family.
Mrs Clara Fuller of Colorado Springs,
who is stopping in Newport, N. H., for
time, has been the guest of her cousin,
A. A. Priest.
Mrs. Il. L. Bagley of Hanover, N. H.,
and Miss Mary Fuller of White River
Junction, have been recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Lazele.
Mrs AFRO Bowen and sister, Mrs
George Nichols, went Friday to Spring
field to visit their sister, Mrs. Roy Lyon,
for week.
The gentlemen of the Methodist church
held their dollar social in the vestry
of the church on Thursday evening, and
the proceeds amounted to about $50.
There was short program, consisting
of an old fashioned school, of which Rev.
G.. +. Crawford was the teacher, and |
this gave much enjoyment to those pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sargent and son,
and Miss Lena Kilburn left here this |
week for New York in the Sargent car, |
and from that place they will ship the
automobile and take passage for Orange |
City, Fla, where they are to pass the |
winter.
Miss Susan Dubois, who has been with |
her grandmother, Mrs. II. p. Sanford,
during the absence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. q. Dubois in California, left
here Saturday for Englewood, n. j.,
accompanied by a maid.
The woman's foreign missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church held its
regular meeting with Mrs. X. II. Slack,
with Mrs. Joseph Hamilton for the lead
er. After the usual program, Rev. G.
F. Crawford introduced Mr.. Morgan, for
six years missionary in lnlia, who gave
IN interesting talk ON the conditions and
customs of the people of that country. Il
A japanese sale is now being arranged [
or, to be held December 10 and IL. The d
officers were elected to serve /,
he coming year; Mrs, G. +. Crawford,
president; Mrs. G.. O. Howe, first vice /,
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, second {
ice presidents Mrs. Minnie Miller, cor !
secretary; Mrs. Wright, mite q
,ox secretary; Mrs. K. II. Slack, treas
lrer. With a membership OF IL, the In
ociety has raised during the last year, Y
,62. as. Iii
There was an attendance of 66 at the
Bethany parish hosIse last Thursday, d
Vhen the Bethany girls held their meet
~. Miss May X. Howe, the president, h
resided over the meeting, and at this n
ime twenty six young ladies were ad-
itted TO membership. This was the
,rgest number that has been initiated
one time since the society was or
anized. Following the exercises a short
usiness meeting was held and refresh.
tents were served in the dining room OF : ]"
he parish house. !
At recent meeting of the Young :,
lens Brotherhood, there were received :
ITO this organization IS young men and :
nd the initiation feed" was also \
rived.
Miss Eva Horner of Mortified is now :
assing several days with Mrs. Bertha
evmour. =
Alexander Dasbner has gone to New 4
aven, Conn, where he hopes to find n
nployment. N