The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-13
RANDOLPH

her cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr, who have
been here while the former underwent
an operation at the sanatorium, left on
Thursday for South Hero, where they
are 30 remain for time.
Miss Leila Marshall, who has been a
trimmer in the store of Abernethy in
Burlington, in the millinery department,
is passing few days at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. N. Billings.
Mrs. II. A. Alden of Detroit, Mich, ar.
rived here on Thursday from Lyndonville
TO pass an indefinit tim with Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. p. Morse.
DIR. NJ. l.. Hannahs and Miss Clara
Smith went TO West Somerville, Mass,
Tuesday to pass a week with relatives.
DR.. Hannah has enlisted and has just
received his commission for second lieu
tenant and expects to be summoned at
any time.
Mrs. s. A. Davis went to White Plains,
n. Y, on Thursday to visit her son, Il.
G. Davis, whose son has enlisted and
expects to be called into service soon.
Miss Grace Consnt returned from
several days visit in Gaysville on Thurs.
day.
Fred Smith and wife returned on
Thursday by automobile from West
Somerville, Mass, where they had been
a few days, and were accompanied on
their home trip by Miss Florence Smith
and Mrs. C. R. Smith, who come to pass
several weeks here.
Mrs. I. c. Brooks and three children |
have come from Washington, d. c., and |
are at the home of w. L. Lamson for
the summer.
Miss Josephine Emery has gone to
Springfield and taken a position as
bookkeeper in the Office of the Spring
field Reporter
Mrs. Cora Rice was in Hartford, Conn,
last week for few days stay.
Miss Elsie Tredo of Newport is the
in the garage office of F. c.
w. Hayward.
Royal W. Smith of Brattleboro was at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Smith, over Sunday.
Mrs Arthur Howard and two children
from Burlington are passing few days
here in the family of S. w. Howard and
,ther relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Smithers of Or
cans have come to pass their vacation
With their son, H. J. Smithers, and fam .
ly on Maple street.
Leslie Morse, son of Charles Morse.
las returned from a ten days stay with /
lis aunt, Miss Cleora Morse, in Port /
and. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r, Hayes and daugh- S
er, Mrs. Emma Wheeler, of STAFFORD,
notored here Tuesday and were the |
'uests of Mrs. A. L. Stephens, taking a
ome with them Mrs. Mary Holbrook, a
Who went for a stay of week.
Wallace Murray of Saranac Lake, n.
z, with his niece, has been in this vi I
unity for a couple of days. Mr.. Muir.
ay was born in Brookfeld, leaving there .
lore than sixty years ago. :"
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Bruce, after Wis ;,
ing Mrs. Alice Bruce for few days,
ave returned to their home in Lebanon,
T. H.
Henry Hatch captured a trout in the
ranch Tuesday, that measured 1914 +
lches and weighed two and one half W
ounds. He was able to show the fish n,
live for several hours in tub of wat -
: in the w. E. Lamson show window. 10
George Hatch son of Mr. and Mrs. Err pl
est Hatch, was operated upon for ham 81
Ter toes at his home on Tuesday morn DIG
g. He is now making a good recov- Sc
y. W,
Harold M. Hebard, son of MIR. and Mrs. al
Illus Hebard, and Miss Florence Celia, W
lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richard ar
m, were married at the home of the lol
ide on Forest street on Sunday even
g, Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating. Mr.. b
Id Mrs. Earl Hebard of South Royal. Re
n attended them, Mrs. Hebard being a
,ter of the bride, and Mr. Hebard, an
uslH OF tHe groom, ne DTlde Is
aduate of the Randolph high school, We
ISIS of 1912, and has taught in the ru-
schools, and for the past two years chi
the graded school here. The groom ere
farmer and in company with his ia da
err, carries on farm on Hebard hill
The funeral of Doris, the two-year old rel
tighter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spoon Tor
was held on Tuesday. Those from
{ of town to attend were Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
seph Spooner, Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. !
acy of Chelsea, Miss Sadie Spooner Mi
Boston. Mrs. A. G. Pecor of Newport, sal
H., Mrs. Ardin Crdway and Mrs.
ura Flint of Braintree. is
charlotte Morris association, past mat 'iio :
Is and past patrons held their regular
citing here with a good attendance on Wv,
night. Ten members from a.
Htpelier, one from Burlington, one NV
m st. Adams, and guest from Spo.
ne, Wash, were present. The regular III
citing was held, and, in addition the
of officers, and the initiatory ns'
vice. The candidates were Mr.. and 'ui
5. Fred Pierce of Barton, the lsttef
ne past grand matron, and Mrs. Nei-
Stiles of this place. A banquet fol-
81 aftar x.b;nb skora -.-.ro Soos.. g