The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-12
RANDOLPH


Mrs. Margaret Gerry of Washington
ID. c., who has been with Lyman Hutch
inson since last Saturday, went TO Barr
Tuesday to visit Leonard Hutchinson
and from there will go to Mancheste
to visit Mr.. and Mrs, Roberts.
Miss Lucille DeReynolds, after passing
her vacation at her home, returned here
on Tuesday to assume her duties al
teacher of music and elocution in tn,
high and graded schools for another
year.
James Rand, who came last week "a
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4
Rand, has returned to resume his work
in Philadelphia, leaving Mrs. Rand "a
remain till Thursday of this week.
During recent Odd Fellow lodge
meeting five 25-year jewels were pre-
scented by N. G.. Buck to the following
men who had been affiliated with the
order for twenty-five years: Charles
Parker, f. L. Copeland, o. j. Marcott,
o. R. Greene and ]. f. Lamson. Follow
ing this there was music, and several
short addresses from Rev. S. G. Sutton
and others present Refreshments were
served at the close of a very pleasant
and enjoyable meeting
Mrs. Ruth Sprague Freeman left on
Tuesday morning for Chateaugay, n, V,
where she will visit relatives for time.
Mrs. w. L. Edison was in Lebanon,
N. H., over Saturday and Sunday to
visit her mother and also to attend the
wedding of friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel have re-
turned from several days stay with
their son, DIR. Charles Chedel, and family,
in Portland, Conn DIR. Chedel has en-
listed as surgeon and has been called,
leaving for Indiana last Saturday
Miss Anna Coughlin, after two
weeks stay in town, left Tuesday for
her home in Barnard for several days
visit.
Mrs. Lucy Mann went to Springfield on
Tuesday to attend to business and also
visit friends.
Mrs. Martha Stoddard grand matron
of the Order of Eastern Star, who WAS
the guest of Abbie f. Clark over Mon
day night, left on Tuesday for her home
in Charlotte.
Lewis Flint, after passing part of
his vacation from the University of Yer
mont in town, left on Tuesday for Bur
Iington, where he will take up his work |
at the university when the college re.
opens.
Mrs. Thomas Chinn of Lowell, Mass,
after ten days stay in town, while
she has been visiting her father, Frank |
Herrick, left on Tuesday for her home.
Miss Florence Smith of Someryille,
Mass, who has been with her father,
Fred Smith, left on Tuesday for Som
erville to enter school, taking home with
her, Geraldine, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, jr., who went
for stay of few days.
Miss Clara Smith, after passing few
lays in Burlington, returned home on
tuesday.
Miss Hattie Harrington left here on
Tuesday for West Brookfield to visit
friends for time.
The Callahan bakery has been sold
through the G.. A. Osha agency to Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Ford, who have already I
aiken possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Gala
ian will go to Massachusetts, after a
ouple of weeks, after which they will ]
% to Chicago not having yet decided
where they will locate Since they went /
nto business here they have found a
arge circle of friends who regret their
cave, but who will follow them with :
many wishes for their success wherever
hey may be-
The funeral of the late Edward AL
ord was held on Monday afternoon
rom the home of Mr.. Spooner, who oc-
upied the lower apartment in the same (
ouse with the deceased. Mrs. Alyord, t
he widow, will in about week, leave
ere and go OF Randolph Center to re- t
lain for time at least with her daugh-
or.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Scott of Barre il
-ere Sunday visitors in town at the
ONE of Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Trerise, the h
primer having been i'll for few days e
18th bronchial trouble, and Mrs. Scott a
rs been here assisting in his care. a
Miss Ellen Blossom, who has been
18th her mother, Mrs. George Hatch, for v
he most of the summer, left Monday n
,r Watertown, Mass, where she is to
,ach for the second year.
Miss Lottie Osha returned Monday
'om a visit of several days in North a
I'D with her grandparents and entered n
he high school for her senior year.
Miss Evelyn Denny returned to Clare Ell
ont, N. H., Monday and Tuesday be- N
In teaching in the high school. a
The typhoid fever patients are now
fought to be doing well with fair fc
ance for recovery. No new cases have p
,veloped for several days, and it is
,ped that there will be no further NJ
ses. m
The Demeritt canning factory, after NJ
wing installed new machinery, is now ST
,arly ready to begin canning corn and SO
III take the first of the season on Tues
", after which they will work quite a fl,
rec of help till the work is COM to
eted.