The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-04
RANDOLPH


y Fred Ladue, OF Richmond; their daugh
q ter, Miss Della Ladue, and another so
!; and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ladu,
4 and two children from Cleveland, 0.
= Edison Clifford left on Friday nigh
8 for Fremont, Neb., where he Is to ente
= preparatory school to fit for college
!; Mrs. Cora Rice, after attending a con
!, yention at Rumney, N. H., is now at Oh
) Orchard Beach for few days stay.
\ G. L. and w. T.. Martin have gone t.
!; Woodstock, O., to pass month will
. their cousin, Mrs. w. II. Lincoln.
Mrs. Douglas Barclay and her two
children are here from Barre for a sew
I eral days stay with Mrs, Barclays par
. ents, Mr. and Mrs. b. A. Manchester.
Mrs. Laura Cushman has returned
from Maynard, Mass, and is now at the
home of Miss Mary Dubois.
Miss Elida Sandspra has pne ia
Worcester, Mass, where she will take
position temporarily and possibly may
decide to make it permanent.
Miss Ethel Newton, employed in the
Office of The Times, is passing her two
IsNeekb NdChtlUH Win hct mobhtij ~hiS
Newton, of School street
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy have been
! entertaining their son, Foster Tracy, OF
Roxbury and their daughter, Mrs. Henry
Ifawes, of Berlin.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Dudley Smith on Monday at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Menard, who Is
i A of IL. Nd .btI1
Mrs. Ellen Montague of Rochester is
the guest of Miss VERNE Chamberlin,
the latter leaving here on Saturday to
resume her teaching in Savonville, Mass.
Charles Butterfeld is working his no
tice at the Emerson mill, where he has
been employed for the last u years, and
viii 90 to Barre, where he has position
in machine shop.
A party of sixteen started for the
West from this station on Monday even.
ing. Those leaving here were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Reynolds and daughter, Dor
is, who seek a home in South Pasadena,
CAL; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell, who
we.t to New England, n. b., for short
stay with friends; Mr.. and Mrs. p. 9.
Dodge and Miss Lucinda Howard, the
latter going to Idaho, to visit her sis
ter; Mr.. and Mrs. f. R. Ingalsbee and
three children, who have been here with
Mrs. Ingalsbee's mother, Mrs. H. +. Blk
by, for three months, and who go to
their home in Missouri, Mont; Mrs. Del
bert Hart and two children, to their
home in Benton Harbor, Mich, after
passing two months with Mrs. Harris
parents; Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner,
Mrs. Mary Blanchard, her daughter, Mrs.
Andrew Dawson and Mr.. Dawson OF
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs. S. NJ Webb cordially invites her
friends TO call upon her Monday, which
is her Tooth birthday anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. clarence Gordon of
Trenton, N j., are passing their vaca-
ton from their work in Y. NJ. c. A. work
with Mrs G. J. Prince. Mrs. Gordon is
better known here as Miss Fannie
Prince.
Mrs. J. f. Mccall of New York is be-
ing entertained by Mrs. +. A. Eaton.
Miss Della Menard now has position
in the telephone Office at Norwich.
Through the agency of G. A. Osha,
Mrs Nettie Rix has sold so acres of land
10 Glenn Wilson, the sum named being
about 500. This land adjoins farm 7
purchased by Wilson last spring of w.
A. Cole and is located in Bethel Gilead.
Rev. G. f. Crawford has returned from a
he Claremont, n. H., eampmeeting and
will occupy his pulpit as usual on sun I
lay. :
Mrs. Frank Harden. a guest OF Mrs.
-.izzie Messer, left for Claremont, y. \
L., on Saturday. 7
Miss Ethel Hatch and her aunt, Mrs.
William Shippan, of Manchester, n. H., G
we're over Sunday guests of Mfr. and Mrs.
.rnest Hatch.
Miss Sarah Pope Of Worcester, Mass, !,
las been a recent guest OF Miss Helen
Blanchard.
Miss Agnes McGovern employed in 8
he family of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mill
er, is taking her vacation at Richmond. N
Miss Hazel Brown accompanied Miss !,
aura Montgomery TO Boston last week
OF a weeks stay.
Mrs. Josie Belcher and daughter,
4 Newark, " j., have been recent q
uests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. Adams.
The box at the railroad station for
be north bound mail has been moved
50 feet north where il has been placed p
n a telephone pole, near the village "
uilding, much 20 the discomfort of those er
no have 20 90 there each evening. IN
Supt. and Mrs. G. W. Patterson with di
heir child, have arrived from East g
recnbush n. Y, and are temporarily Oh
/ the home Of Mrs. A. Y. Kendrick, till re
house can be procured by them. ~
=. /. Dudley. the civil engineer, is SUI ns
The building OF a concrete th
ridge IN Mlliamstown. Pc
Mrs. Rose Lucia has been obliged 10 pr
Ike a months rest from the Randolph vi
telephone exchange on account Of her m
salth. %
Mrs. G. w. Fargo was summoned 10
edmond last week BY the death Of her pa
other. Mrs Peter Ashline.
The last baseball game Of the sea- ie
n BY the Randolph boys will take vi
see AZ the Niall-Alumni field to-day rs
"A will be between the y. A. 5. Of CO
IRE and is expected 10 be q good game To-