The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-17
RANDOLPH

Mrs. G. Il. Davenport returned Thurs
day from Bethel, where she had been
with her daughter, Mrs. Forest Blossom,
and on her return she took with her the
little granddaughter to remain for few
days.
Miss Anna Coughlin, who has been at
her home in Barnard for three weeks, re.
turned here on Thursday Tor a several
I days stay.
Miss Kathleen Bixby left Thursday for
Bethel, where she win pass several days
with Mrs. Ina Gonya.
Miss Viola Howard, a visitor in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Howard for
the last two weeks went to her home in
Maiden, Mass, on Thursday.
Mrs. Arthur Osha has been here from
Rochester for a short visit with her ia
Their, Benjamin Sargent, and Thursday
returned to her home.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
held its annual meeting at the home of
the president, Mrs. f. II. Joslyn, last
Saturday, with an attendance of twenty
five members. The report of the nomi-
mating committee, as read by Miss Myr-
tie Chamberlin, showing the following
recommendations President, Mrs. Fraser
Metzger; vice president, Mrs. j. b.
Adams; secretary, Mrs. 2. F. Morse;
treasurer, Miss Annie Walsh; program
Mrs. J. P. Clifford Mrs G. A. |
Chedel, Mrs f. w. Tewksbury. Mrs. H. !
L. Flint, Mrs L. A. Russlow; book com.
mittee, Mrs. A. +. Bass Mrs. b. ID. Du-
Bots, Mrs. +. g. Ham, Mrs. f. O. Blaneh- |
ard, Mrs. j. w. Raymond; flower com
mittee, Mrs f. II. Joslyn, Mrs. Homer 1
White. The officers were elected. II I
was voted to give the books to Kimball /
Public library and to have books the |
coming year. The annual dues were to
be 81 .25 to old members, and $l.50 to new
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Manchester were
IN Woodstock recently to visit their
laughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
J. Burnell.
Miss Julia Kinsman of Boston has been
Engaged by Mrs. j. +. Tewksbury to as
list her in the millinery store this sea
ION, and she is expected here this week
o begin work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Connolly, jr.,
md two children, who have been here j.,
month with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Con-
Jolly, sr., left on Saturday for their /,
ome in Bowman.N. d. /,
Mrs. Ada Murray of Amherst, Mass,
vas in town recently, the guest of Mr. ,
nd Mrs. NJ. w. Campbell stopping off =
n her way to Warren, where she went |.
o visit relatives. !
S. II. Loveland has moved from West :
to the Smith place on Forest I
treet
A son, Richard Hall Wiswall, was born :
Gst week to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wis !,
all of Salem, Mass !
Mrs. Reuben Newton of West Hartford !.
as been with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w Camp :
ell for a few days, while here to visit !,
er sister, Mrs. Della Keith, who is at =
ne sanatorium for treatment '
Miss Elsie Osgood entertained about a :
oxen of her friends Thursday. the oeca n
on being the anniversary of her birth :
ny. -
Willard Reynolds, son of Mr.. and Mrs. y;
G. Reynolds, has been having an at :
Eek of pneumonia, from which he is i'm !,
owing. ),
H. 2. Boyce, who has been acting as =. :,
eight clerk here for time, has been a.
'omoted to travelling passenger agent =;
the road, and his place here is taken - -
: c. A. Vaughan of Richford,
Miss Bernice Putnam of Stockbridge, y
graduate of last years teachers train -
z course, has been with Mr.. and Mrs. E,
H. Hubbard for few days. J.
Miss Florence Wood of Montreal is a =
Iest at the Standish home, on the Man ~ ~
ester farm.
Miss Dorothy Ingham has been con- 60
ed to the bed by illness for several II,
VS.. n,
Charles Goodheart, after two weeks ~
in the Brattleboro retreat, has -
en- able to return to New Haven to ~
'ume his position there. A.,
Mrs. Chastina Terry, i'll at the home -,
her daughter, Mrs. C. ID. Sanborn, Is lio
out the same, with little improvement. ~.
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