The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-06
RANDOLPH
Milan Banister Put Under Bonds on the
Charge of Forgery.

D briggs ednesday, waived an eXamlna
. ton and was placed under $500 bond
to await trial at the county court, tn
bail being furnished by his father, Wal
ter Banister, and his uncle, VIII Banis
ter. The boy admitted his guilt, and sal
he obtained the blank checks from Glen
Chase, son of p. h. Chase, a neighbor
OF the money he secured, he paid S62 to
wards a motorcycle which he bought o
Mark Flint, and this not having beer
delivered Mr.. Flint turned over the mon
ey to the officers, so the parties whit
cashed the checks will recover the great
err part. Banister also said that he anC
Glenn Chase had entered the James AL
bin house on Hebard HILL in which som,
household goods were stored, and which
had been damaged.
At the annual meeting of the stock
| holders and directors of the Randolph
cooperative creamery, held at the build
ing this week, the following officers were
elected: President, L. II. Mason; vice
| president, Lyman Hutchinson; secretary
Mrs. L. III. Mason; treasurer, John j..
hutchinson; manager, p =. Lamson; di-
rectors, L. II. Mason, John l.. Hutchin-
son, Lyman Hutchinson, John B. Hutch
inson, f. w. Tewksbury, p. P. Lamson
and Alfred Webster A per cent divi-
dend was declared.
Mrs. Josephine Lawton and Miss Edith
Saut of Derby, Conn, are passing sew
eral days with their cousins, Misses Hat
tie, Agnes and Mabel Sault. The ladies
are the daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Sault, now of Derby, but who formerly
resided in town, and the children attend
ed school in this place. Their brother,
Emmons, who joined the U. S. hospital
corps, is expecting to leave in the near
future for France.
Wayne Clafiin, who registered and was
drawn in the state of Washington, Sc
cured permission from the adjutant gem
eral of that state to be examined by the
local board here, which he did at South
Royalton this week, and it is understood
he did not pass on account of physical
disability
Carroll Granger was in Barre Thurs
day on business trip.
John Byrd, formerly of Randolph and
a graduate of Norwich university, re-
Gently received a captains commission in
the engineers reserve and is now chief
engineer on the staff of the 3l4th regi-
ment of engineers at Camp Funston,
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foster of Middle |
bury and their uncle, Irving Spooner, |
and wife of Muscatine, ia, were in town
this week visiting relatives and friends. |
IL
months vacation, has returned 10 Al |
1any, n. Y, where she has position
is stenographer in the office of the West.
I'm Union Telegraph Co.
A, f. Chandler has been i'll for several /
lays with a bronchial cold which confines
lin to the house.
Henry Fl. Goodell, who is employed by
F. Lamb, has sold his house in North
ield to Charles H. Henry
Judge j. w Rowell, after two weeks
Illness with an attack Of rheumatism, is
low able to be out.
Miss Dorothy Wallace of New York
'ity is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
handler
Lyman Hutchinson was in Manchester
his week visiting his daughter and and
usband, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Roberts.
DIR. F. c. Angel has received his com
Mission as first lieutenant in the medi- ,
al section, officer reserve corps, U. S. A. .
is expected that he will be assigned
0 duty as soon as he accepts his COM q
Mission. He was at Fort Ethan Allen :
his week to get his uniform.
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Iighgate and is now at the home of Mrs s
lien Lattimer for the winter.
Miss Ella Welch, after passing the v
INNER at the home of V /. Spear, has \
one to Springfield, Mass, to take up her
Iusic teaching. +
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Emerson and Mr.. = ,
nd Mrs. w. d. Emerson of West Leba
on, n. H., have been recent guests of
leir mother Mrs. j. C. Alden, at the
ome of A. j, Curtis.
Mrs. Gus Wetmore of Keene, y. H,
rived here Thursday for a several days
ay with her mother, Mrs. J. c. Wells. 6,
The price of milk in town has adj
Inced, the present price which the milk Fl
en- ask being 10 cents per quart G
Miss Bertha Kenfield of Boston was
e guest of Miss Lucia Clark this week
Miss Lillian Rye, telephone operator
an office at New Haven, Conn, is in
wn to pass two weeks vacation with
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Rye. y
Earl H. Riley of Woodsville, n. H., is a;
sitting his mother, Mrs. L. j. Riley, at 4,
e home of f. n. Rising. er
c. W. A. Putnam has returned from
veral days stay in Montpelier, where NJ
went to visit his son, George Putnam. a
Miss Marguerite Merrill of Burlington !"
being entertained at the home Of Mrs =
B. Hollis. -
The annual meeting of the local branch
the American Red Cross was held Fri ha
V afternoon with an attendance of 3S. &c
lie following officers were elected:
Mrs. Mabel j. Adams; secre- hi
nv, Mrs. p. F. Morse; treasurer, Mrs
o. Copeland. Mrs. II. L. Hinkley re- NJ
ned as chairman of the civic relief
nmittee and Mrs. c. S. Booth was he
cted in her place Miss Desier Moul- vi
was elected chairman of the member oil,
p committee in place of Mrs. j. NJ
mes, who resigned. Mrs. NJ p Morse, Al
lirman of the finance committee, was
elected, and Mrs. r. NJ. Jones was DO
cted chairman of the work commit
f; the supply committee, Mrs +. T.
isbury. and connected with this de- n
-tment, Mrs. w w. Morton: Mrs. T. 81