The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-05
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. McAllister, Mr..
and Mrs. C. R. Prentiss and daughter of
Waitsfeld are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George N. Billings
Mr. and Mrs, Parish Lyon, who have
been for several weeks the guests of Mrs.
Il. r. Emerson, left on Tuesday for
| Orange, Mass
Miss Mary Adams, after passing her
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
| J. b. Adams, left for North Andover,
year of teaching Her friend, Miss
Haines, who had been her guest for
several days, returned to Boston the
same day
Mrs Clark Kidder of Rochester and
Mrs Emma Ford Davis are being en-
tertained this week by Mrs. Ellen Lat
timer.
Mrs Alice Herrick Chinn of Lowell
and her young child have come to pass
few days with Mrs. Ida Wood while
visiting her father Frank Herrick.
Miss Hazel Hodgkins of Montpelier
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W C. Hodg
kins.
Miss Edith Spear of Lebanon, n H., !
who has been with Mrs. Ida Drake, left
Tuesday for her home Pearl Drake of
Springfield Mass, also guest in the
same home, has returned home.
Frank Bacon has come from Water |
bury, where he has been assisting in the |
canning factory, and is now making |
to begin the work of can
ming at the local factory here next week |
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks has returned !
from a visit in Hyde Park, Mass. where
she went to visit her son, Fred Fair
banks, and family.
Clarence Kellogg and his son, Clar
ence, jr., of Boston, who have been here
to visit Mrs r. G. Kellogg, have re-
turned to their home.
w. A. Mcintosh was in Bethel Gilead
on Monday to assist in celebrating an an
niversary on the farm now occupied by
Appleton Mcintosh, their place having
been occupied by seven brothers, many
If whom have died and been buried in
he cemetery near by.
The typhoid fever patients remain
about the same as they have for several
lays but another, Hester Brooks, eld
st daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theron
Brooks, is said to have developed the
disease within the last few hours. The
,irl had been inocuated TO prevent the
disease, but late Tuesday it was learned :
hat she was i'll.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary I'M
ON held very profitable meeting on
tuesday afternoon at the Parish house,
which was well attended. The meeting .
vas opened by the president, Miss Mary /,
arr Tewksbury, who presided. Singing i,
t a hymn, reading of the scripture, and 4,
rayer preceded the usual business. Julia
gave two piano solos Of Porto
,ican music, and Miss Marion Salisbury ,
ave vocal selection also of Porto
,iesn music. Following this. Mrs. Gladys I
wilson Bundy, teacher formerly in
'orto Rico, gave a very pleasing and in
eresting address upon her experience as
teacher there Mrs Bundy gave a de-
rription Of her journey there. her ex-
erience in finding boarding place aud
Their incidents regarding her stay Of
inc months there There were photo
raphs Of the country which she passed (
, the company, and the meeting closed e
18th 4 social hour 10 which the exhibits =
work and other articles which she
rought with her were examined Alto
ether il vas very pleasant afternoon. A
Mrs Floy Sturteyant Mooney Of St
hans, former ssleslsdy in the Bell
ros. store came on Tuesday for a few
US stay with Mr and Mrs G. G. stew
Misc Helen Banney has accepted = po-
iion with Harry Phillips At Mohonk :
Ike. y y, where she viii 60 this week
assume her duties d