The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-03
RANDOLPH

A real estate deal was closed Dee 2
! between Martin Rowell and wife of Ran
: dolph and Eugene G. Blaisdell and wifi
of Bethel, in which MIR. and Mrs. Rowel
have decided their farm, known as tn,
T. c. Wells farm situated in Cambridge
Fletcher and Underhill which contains
$40 acres, and includes the stock, crops
and farming tools, to Eugene G. Blas
dell and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaisdel
have decided to Martin G. Rowell and
wife, their farm situated in Randolph
and located one mile from East Ran
dolph and known as the Morrill, farm
containing 1870 acres, including the crops
stock and farming tools, also four
tenement house situated in Bethel, on the
easterly side of South Main street, and
known as the Curtis house, also Mr..
Blaisdell half interest in seven tene-
ment houses located on Bridge street,
in the same village, the other half being
owned by W. j. Beal of Bethel. The con-
siderations in this deal amount to $780,
500. Mr.. Blaisdell's brother, Ray Blais-
dell, is to care for his farm for the pres
ent. All parties have possession the first
of january, 1916. This trade was made
through the Templeton & Gaylord real
estate agency of Randolph and the d. A.
Perry real estate agency of Barre.
Through the G.. A. Osha real estate
agency, Emery V. Steele has sold his
place located on the Braintree road,
which includes six acres of land, to Mrs.
Lille Sargent of Braintree, who will
take possession soon.
Miss Mary Wedgwood, the guest for
a week of her mother, Mrs. w. +. Wedg-
wood, left on Sunday to resume her work
in a library in New Haven, Conn, and
WIS accompanied by Mrs. Mary Saxton,
who went to Keene, N. H., after passing
week with her brother, A. II. Beedle,
and wife.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Lebanon, N.
H., who has been with her sisters, Mrs.
w. f. Edison and Miss Maud Johnston,
for several days, left for her home on
Sunday.
The joint installation of officers of U.
s. Grant post and the Womans Relief |
Corps was held ON Saturday night at the |
G. A. X. hall. John Manney acted as in
stalling officer for the post and installed |
the following officers; +. II. Ketehun
commander; L. n. Rising, senior vice;
Alfred Eaton, junior vice; John Nancy, |
officer of the day; Marvin Sargent; off
Ger of the guard; Norman Nichols, quar-
termaster sergeant; c. w. A. Putnam,
Il. V. Parker, chaplain.
Many of the officers of the post We're not
able to be present. Mrs. Lucinda Cleve-
land was the installing officer for the
corps, and the following officers were in
stalled: Mrs. May Goodwin, president;
Mrs. Clara Ketchum, senior vice; Mrs.
Rose Heath, junior vice; Mrs Ella Bruce,
treasurer; Mrs Louise Holman, secre
-ary; Mrs. Ella Cass, chaplain; Mrs.
Fannie Roberts, conductor; Mrs. Celia
aaymor, associate conductor; Miss Della
Chandler, guard Mira. Mite RixI patriot
mt guard; Mrs. Nettie Xix, patriotic
Mrs. Gertrude Dwyer, Mrs.
Nellie Hutchinson, Mrs. Mabel Williams,
md Mrs. Laura Williams, color bearer;
,ress correspondent, Mrs. Martha Will
Jams.
II. 0. Stafford has closed his engage {
nent as clerk at the Il. A. Thomas store
md gone to Barre, where he expects to
ind employment.
Mrs. Lucy Terry, now in very feeble
Iealth, has come from Worcester, Mass,
o remain for an indefinite time with
Ter daughter, Mrs. George Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois and their {
hildren, after passing the most of a !
week in Montpelier, returned home on J
saturday.
Mrs. Harry Morton and son left Sat- |
rday for their home in Hyde Park, c
lass. after passing ten days with rel I ]
tives in town. Il
Miss Gladys Jones has gone to Ever
tt, Mass, where she expects to teach
he coming term.
Henry Tewksbury, who has been in
for the last two years, has been ;,
t the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. =
!. S. Tewksbury, for few days visit.
Miss Vernie Chamberlin, teacher in A
axonsville, Mass. after passing her va $,
ltion in town, left on Saturday for her il
1sition. Il
Miss Ruth Boucher went to her home
Raymond, n. H., for a two weeks II
ay, expecting to 90 for a course of
udy at the Maiden Commercial school a.
, the expiration of that time. e
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