The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-23
RANDOLPH

White River Junction to pass the night
land from there went TO Woodstock e
remain few days with her sister.
Ralph Rand went to Boston Thurs
day to pass a greater part OF the schoo
vacation with his brother, w. Il. Rand
jr.
Mrs J. A. Fottler of bingham, Mass.
closed a two weeks stay with her cousin
Mrs. Clara Averill, and returned to her
home Thursday OF this week.
Miss Catherine Metzger OF New York
City is passing her vacation from her
work with her brother, Rev. Fraser Metz.
Iger, and family. Thursday she went 10
Waterbury TO visit her sister and h,is.
band, Mr. and Mrs G. B. Adams.
Miss Blanche Shepard, who has been
for the last year teaching in Berlin, n.
H., has been for a week with her sister,
Mrs. Harley Williams, and Thursday
went 30 Bethel to pass part of her va
cation.
Mrs. F. A. Bruce went to Chelsea
neius Scales, whose death was caused
by Bright's disease.
Mrs. Ella Drew arrived here from De-
troit, Mich, Thursday, where she had
been for months. engaged in wholesale
millinery store, and will pass her yaca-
| ton in this vicinity with relatives.
Mrs. G.. G. Dubois OF New York City
and her son and daughter and Mrs. John
Abbott of Winchester, Mass, have been
at the Sanford farm for several days,
and will remain the most of the month.
Alvin Downing of Fort Atkinson, Wis,
was an over Sunday guest of MIR. and
Mrs. A. II. Beedle.
Loren and Harold Greene of South
Royalton are spending a few days this
week with their aunt, Mrs. Bucius Good
heart.
Miss Eta Chamberlin has returned
from her years teaching in Montpelier
and will pass her vacation here. Miss
Chamberlin has completed her AID year
of teaching,
Miss Blanche Reed, employed at the
inn, is as Der home in Chelsea for a few |
days stay.
Earl Smith, the son Of Robert Smith
and Miss Hazel Ladd, daughter of Mrs.
Frank Richardson, we're married on Wed
nesday at the Baptist parsonage by Rev.
j. II. Thompson, and went at once to
Montpelier for a short stop, after which
they will live at the Smith farm in
Braintree
Ray Hewitt Temple, only son of
George H. Temple, and Miss Mildred
Frances Howard. youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Howard were mar
ried Tuesday evening at the home of the
bride, by Rev j. H. Thompson The bride
wore white lace over silk and carried an
arm bouquet of white roses. The deco
rations in the rooms We're of forget me-
nots, ferns and daisies. Following the
ceremony, which was witnessed by the
families only, a reception was held and
ice cream and cake served, after which
they left on an auto trip of week. .
On their return they will be at home at
the Temple farm near Randolph Center,
where he assists his father in the man
lgement of the same. Mr.. Temple is a Il
graduate OF the agricultural school at i
Randolph Center, and the bride is
graduate OF the high school here, and Z
,ince leaving school has been success
ul teacher. Ii
Edmund Nixon attended the gradual
ng exercises at Windsor this week, /
when his niece, Miss Vera {, Angel, was h
member of the class. III
c. II. Hood of Boston, president of the
/. ?. Hood & Sons Co., accompanied by /
lis secretary, was in town Tuesday in ]
pecting the local receiving factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Stimets and daugh- v
er Ruth, went Wednesday TO Glens Falls, o
T. Y, to be present at the wedding of {
ames Muzzey of Stockbridge and Miss
.ena ellison of Glens Falls Wednesday
vening.
Miss Geneva La1iorder went this week
o her home in Waitsfeld, to remain for I
he summer.
Mrs Gertrude Wood OF Boston has
ONE to pass the most OF the summer
18th her father, D. l.. Chatfeld.
b. A. Campbell of Waterbury was in q
own Wednesday to see his brother, NJ. "
'. Campbell. II
Mrs. Charles Baker went to Norwich, al
onn., Saturday to visit relatives for a 81
me. I'll
Mrs Carl Thresher and son and Miss fc
sther Hutchinson of Melrose Highlands, sc
lass, came Monday in the Thresher car. dc
Iiss Hutchinson, who has been attending a
ne Bryant & Stratton Business col ra