The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-23
RANDOLPH
Red Cross Field Day on Friday Melted
About $3.50.

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Field day was celebrated on Friday at
the Wall athletic park. The opening was
a parade of automobiles, in which about
80 participated. The cars were finely
decorated in many cases, and for the
short time that was put into it, the pro-
cession, headed by the Green Mountain
band, was a success. The line of march
formed near the Cushman block, corner
Pleasant street and Merchants row, and
from there went up South Main street
and around on the Highlands, returning
over the same route, and then proceeded
to the athletic field. In the forward car,
owned and driven by N 9. Buck, "Uncle
Sam" and companion rode, Mr.. and Mrs.
.. X. Greene impersonating them. Fol-
lowing this was II. l.. Patch with his car,
upon which rode "The Goddess of Liber-
ty," and Miss Marion Drew was the
young lady who took this part. The cars
OF III. b. Bell, Z. 7. Salisbury, the Lam
son truck, which carried the Red Cross
nurses, and the boy scouts, DR.. ANGEL
II. i. Hatch, DR.. Holden, Dr. Russlow,
Miss Elsie Kilburn, Rev. G. o. Howe,
G. A. Osha, V. A. Grant, Pearl Lamson,
George Bryant, Rev. S. G. Suitor, and
others we're among those who were in the
procession, and nearly all of them were
decorated for the day. There was a
good attendance at the field and baseball
games between the town teams and the
merchants, and others picked for the oc-
,casion, made the afternoon pass pleas |
antly. The receipts were said to have
been $3.50 at this place. Thursday morn |
ing the report as returned by the differ |
ent captains indicated Sl,53775, and |
those in charge claim that they have |
enough in, sight TO more than make up
the sum desired for this town.
Mrs. j. d. Battles of Montpelier is the
guest of Mrs. G. r. Steele for a few
days.
Mrs. r. G. Morton and her daughter,
Miss Jennie Morton, left Friday morn
ing for Hyde Park, Mass, where they
viii pass nearly a month with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Morton.
Miss Lena West left on Friday for
her home in Stafford, where she will
pass her vacation. With her went Mrs.
Elizabeth Rand and Miss May X. Howe,
who will be there few days and then
go to Brattleboro for the greater part
of the vacation for the school year.
Miss Eleanor Clark went to Maiden,
Mass, for a few days stay, and from
there will go to Plymouth, n. H., for her
expecting to return here to
teach another year in the training de-
partment.
The Montpelier District Ministerial as
ISOLATION will hold their summer session
1t the Methodist church on Monday and
Tuesday of next week, the 26th and 9th.
Among the speakers will be Rev. Fred
Engle Gaysville, Rev. D. Z. Guest of
Rev. j. Wesley Miller of
Bethel, Rev. 4. w. Sharpe, district SUI
Rev f. f. Clark of Worces-
er, Rev. II. B. Haskell of Montpelier,
Rev. George Smith of Randolph Center, +
Rev l.. I. Holway of Barnard, Rev, w. G.
'hristie of Woodstock, Rev. 6. w. Burke
# Mortified. Rev. j. C. Hazelton of h
Rev. +. 7. Clark of Brad
ord, Rev. Robert Haseltine of Chelsea, Il
rev A. w. Hewitt Of Plainfeld Rev. G. h
:. Squires of Proctorsville, Rev. E. F.
Wood of Ludlow, Rev. G. Fl. Sisson of
White River Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. y. Hollis and ch1ldren r
ave gone to Natiek, Mass, for a ten Y
avs stay. Il
Clarence Bckford and son of Woods
lille, NJ H., arrived here this week for 4
isit with Chester Bickford
Mrs. J. F. Flanagan of Enosburg Falls 7
in town to visit her husband at the Il
ONE of Mrs. n. G. Greene. IN
w. w. Seymour and z. L. Seymour of =
Mass, were over night Wis I
,ors of their sister Miss Emma Sey ID
Jour, stopping off on an auto trip n
trough the state.
O. C. Bradley has sold his farm, stock [e
nd tools on Fish hill to Clayton and m
ennie Woodwork. who recently sold =
leir farm in Braintree.
Roy Bragg is taking a two weeks va ID
Ition from the F. A. Thomas store, and Is
he first of the week he was in st. Al IL
ms with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Boyee. Ia
Mrs Archie Goodale of South Royal Id
N was in town on Friday for short /:
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