The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-16
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland, who has been
a month in Cambridge with her daugh
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
skinner, arrived here on Sunday morn
ing to attend the funeral of the late
Rev w l. Chalmers. Mr.. Chalmers,
who passed his first years of service as a
pastor in Braintree hill church, was at
| that time very well known in this vi.
Icinity. For nearly fifty years he had
been a minister in the Congregational
| denomination, having been at Riverhesd
| H. L. most of the time. During the last
ten years he had not been engaged in
active pastoral work because of i'll
health
Miss Ruth Jones. after a few days at
home left on Monday to resume her po-
sition as stenographer at Lakeport, n. II.
Miss Hattie Rand, guest of her cous.
in, Mrs. c. C. Stevens, for several days,
left Monday for her home in Brockton,
Mass
Mrs G. +. Lazell who has rooms in
the c. G. Clifford house, fell down the
stairs at her home on Sunday and broke
her wrist. and otherwise injured her
slightly. Miss Maud johnson is taking
HGT place III tlt Ildll Ntulh cbpIt Us
cashier and bookkeeper during her con-
finement to the house.
Mrs Horner, who has been for several
weeks in Connecticut, and also in Rut-
land, came home on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Bass and daughter, |
Elaine after passing a week in Bangor. |
Me-, the guests Of j. p, Bass, returned |
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. T. Manchester are in
Lisbon, n H., this week on visit 10
Mrs Manchester's brother
A daughter, weighing eight pounds, is
born to Mr.. and Mrs Roy Huse of Wind
sor, the child being the granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Huse of this place.
Rev. and Mrs Frederick Leeds have
gone to Connecticut, where the former
has charge of several churches or mis-.
sion fields in that eicinity
Mrs. NJ A. Tewksbury has gone to
Goffstown, y. H., where she is TO visit
her sister for several dsys.
G. A. Osha has bought the Clayton
Bowen place on Weston street, posses
sion given Nov l. Mr.. Bowen win move
his family to Beanville onto the farm
which he recently purchased. Mr.. Osha
at once sold his house to Mrs. Hattie
f. Bowen, widow Of the late Nelson
Bowen, and she will come to take pos
session of the place In exchange Mr..
Osha bought her farm known as the Fish
place on the Bethel road, with the crops.
which he win also take possession of
soon, the consideration being $500.
At the last meeting of the Christian
Brotherhood, resolution was adopted
the present Wisconsin sena-
or, Robert La Toilette and recommend
ng an investigation and possible expul-
ZION from the Senate.
y y Morse & Son have decided not to- in
tall the wheat grinding machinery for
he present, having learned that there
ire at present. not over % acres of
wheat in Randolph. The cost of Install
nc the machinery would be about $1,000,
md the benefit which would come from
his would hardly pay for the invest
nent
The University club held its first meet
NJ Of the season al the home OF the
resident, Y. l. Spear, on Monday evening
nd elected the following officers: Pres
lent. /. b. Johnson; ice-president, r.
!. Chedel; secretary treasurer, J.. W
ewksbury. DR. Homer White gave
aper on Treaties. which was followed
= a general discussion.