The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-06-22
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown and thei
daughter, Miss Hazel Brown, who hav,
been on an auto trip TO Boston for sew
eral days, have returned home, accom-
panied by Miss Lura Montgomery,
former resident here for many years
who has come TO visit old friends,
Mrs. Emma Holbrook went 10 Bethe
Wednesday to visit relatives for few
days, but will return here soon, as she
will go to Massachusetts to visit her
son il he is summoned 70 the Mexican
border with his regiment.
Miss Claribel Stimets Of New Haven
Conn, returned from a visit of several
days in Barnard on Wednesday for few
days stay here with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Stimets, before going to her home.
Miss Carrie Eaton went to Barre TO
attend the commencement of Goddard
seminary, where her cousin, Miss Evelyn
Eaton, is to graduate.
Mrs. n. A. Leonard left on Wednesday
for Burlington TO visit her brother, Fred
Webster, and family.
Miss Harriette Wiswall and Mrs. Her.
bert Wiswall OF Roxbury, Mass, came on
Wednesday and have opened their cot.
tage for the season. The daughter, Miss
Carlotta, will join them here the last of
the week.
Fred Goodwin, student at Dartmouth
college, is home for part of his vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. G..
Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. n C. Greene went to
Barre Tuesday for few days stay
with relatives and friends in the city.
Mrs. L. b. Sprague OF Ausable Forks
arrived here Tuesday night for short
stay with her mother, Mrs. NJ. j. Osteyee,
who has also her son. George Osteyee,
a student at Middlebury college, with her
for time.
The annual school meeting was held
in the high school building on Tuesday
evening with small attendance, there |
not being more than forty voters pres.
ent. The reports revealed that the tut |
ton for the past year amounted to |
nearly $1,000. A tax of 100 cents on a
dollar was voted and $75 was appropri
ated for the Wall Alumni field. A teach
er of commercial subjects has been en-
gagged, who will coach the ball team the
next season, and assist in athletic sports.
Pliny Morse was elected as one of the
directors for three years, the old board
acting till July |, V. |. Spear, c. j. Stock
well and Pliny Morse being the board
after that time.
News has been received that Everett
Morrill,, the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Morrill,, who formerly resided here, but
now at Springfield, Mass, where he has
been engaged in work in the Smith &
Wesson firm, has enlisted in Co. X, Sec
ond Massachusetts regiment, and has
gone to birmingham with his company
for a two weeks drill. His term OF en-
listment is for three years. Mr.. Morrill,
is the grandson of Fabiel Dupuis of this
place
Mrs. d. C. Wedgworth OF Schenectady,
\. Y, after a ten days visit with Mr..
ind Mrs. d. D. Howe, left an Wednesday
or her home.
Mrs. Gerald Stevens and her little son,
Howard, left Wednesday for Hilsboro,
\. H., where they went for a few days
-isit with Mrs. Stevens brother, w. H.
Toward.
Mrs. Fred Ralph of Brookfeld went to
)oncord n. H., Wednesday for a stay
t some length with friends. !
Wilmer Angel will leave here this
reek for Camp Abnaki, where he is to
e employed as bugler for a month
News has been received here of the
marriage of Miss Dorothy Maxine Buck,
oungest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
!. Buck, to Leland Worthington Hall,
ormerly of North Bennington, at Pitts
urg, Pa, on June 10. The ceremony
as performed by an Episcopal clergy
ian OF that city, and the couple went
t once to Williamsburg, Pa, where the
room is employed in the Westinghouse
Electrical firm. The bride is a graduate
t the Randolph high school in 1915, and
er entire life has been passed in town,
lille the groom has nearly completed a
,urse of study at Norwich university,
-om which place he went last fall. They
i'll make their home in Williamsburg for
le present, where his services as an
ectrical engineer are required by the
mpany.