The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-12


as could be expected, but it is not W
known what the outcome will be.
The annual meeting of West Randolp
grange was held on Saturday night, wit
a good attendance. Following the re
ports and music by the orchestra, the OF
ficers for the ensuing year were elected a
follows; Master, George C. Flint; over
seer, o. N. Gates; lecturer, Mrs. Ralp
Nichols; steward, James Seymour; as
sistant steward, Clyde Esterbrook; treas
nrer, J. L. Hutchinson; secretary, Mar
guerite Hutchinson; gate keeper, Eli
Gates; Ceres, Mrs. G. w. Flint; Pomona
Mrs. 0. N. Gates; Flora, Mrs. ], G. Har
low; lady assistant steward Ivis Flint
pianist. Prudence Wells; chorster, j. l.
Hutchinson; march director, Glenn Bal
ley; reporter, Mrs. j. Carrigan; installin,
officer, Miss Kate Connolly. 1t is expect
ed that the installation will take place il
about month.
Rev. Mr.. Dukeshire of st. Adams oc
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist churcl
Sunday, going from here to Bethel, t.
preach there in the evening. He was
here in the interest of the raising of thu
fund for retired ministers of this demon
nation.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waters of Bran
don, with their son and daughter, came
on Sunday for short stay with Mr.
Waters mother, Mrs. j. r. French.
Miss Mabel Guyette left Saturday for
Rutland and Whitehall n Y, and at the
latter place she will visit her father.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton went
to Rochester Saturday and Sunday Mr.
IJop Nov, nrouobnJ at tho Mot bnd AZ
church in the interest of the retired
minister's fund, which is being raised in
that denomination. In the afternoon he
went to Pittsfeld to preach for the same
cause.
George Carpenter went to Lebanon, n.
H., Saturday for short stay with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fifeld of Pitts
field are passing several days at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. James Oney,
and family. John Oney and wife of Rox-
bury were also visitors at the same home
on Saturday.
The following committee wRs appoint
ed at the Parent Teacher meeting to
serve for the coming year: Chairman of
membership, f. A. Hatch; educational,
lG. w. Patterson; school improvement,
Units. iSld N. UOHISon, suCldl, MISE May
X. Howe; press, Miss Mary Priest; leg
iislative, j. c. Sherburne.
H. NJ Gaylord has sold the house at
Gaysville, which he recently purchased
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould, to Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Larabee of Newport, who
have taken possession.
son, Walter Francis, was born Oct.
l2S to Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Wedgwood of
Woodbury., Conn.
G. w. Putnam started from this place
last week for DeLand, Fla, where he
will pass the winter.
Donald Salisbury went last week to
Burlington to enter the University of
Vermont, for course of study.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Dubuc of Rutland
have been passing several days with Mrs.
Dubucs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Emery.
Miss Lucia Clark has gone to Boston
for a several days stay.
Announcements have been received |
here of the marriage of Miss Ruth Bouch
er, who was for several years head wait
ress at the Randolph inn. Miss Boucher |
has been in Derry, N. y, recently and
married on Nov. 3 to August Mcdonald |
of that place
Perley M. Terry, who enlisted in the
medical corps and was sent to Fort Slo-
cum, New York, has been transferred TO
the Walter Reed hospital, medical de-
partment at Washington, d. c., and 4S
Others have also gone to the same place
Mrs. Minnie Montgomery, who has
been i'll for a long time, is now at the
for treatment.
Miss Florence Howard, who has been
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store of H. A. Leonard, was married on
Thursday evening to Alva Campbell of
this place at South Royalton, at the
Methodist parsonage by the resident
pastor of the Methodist church, Rev NJ
L. Barnes. The couple will remain here
for time.
Mrs. F. Fl. Grove, who has been at
the ssnatorium for three weeks for treat
ment for typhoid fever, was moved TO
her hons Saturday and is improving
slowly.
Deer hunters went out Saturday and {
The first successful one reported was
Charles Howard of this place, who shot
4 fine a4er weighing 275 pounds on Sat
lrday.
Miss Mildred Holman has gone to Bos-
on to enter the Bryant & Stratton Bust
less cOlltBe 10 take snOfInanu course
If study. y
The marriage engagement of Malcolm
). Warwick and Hazel Mae, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brown of this place,
s announced. Mr.. Warwick was tele- q
,raph operator here for three years and
5 now ticket agent at Windsor.
Mrs. w. A. Jones returned home on
Wednesday night from a three months
tay in Massachusetts, New Hampshire
md Rochester, Vt
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Atwood, who have
,een passing the summer at Greensboro,
where they have a cottage, returned here
or the winter last week.
Miss Winnifred Richmond has gone to
Boston for several days stay in the
ity with friends.
Rev. George Chase of Essex Center
reached at the Baptist church on Sun
ay and it is understood viii commence
there regularly the first of the
month.
The Halloween party held at the parish
ouse resulted in the sum of S7S.93 for
he benefit of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Z. A. Sargent of Woodsville, y.
l.. was in town last week and accompa-
led her sister. Mrs. John Sherburne, to
burlington for few days stay with rel
tives.
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