The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-21
RANDOLPH

Jury ioT u Few days, leit ON lhursda
for her home in Morrisvile
Mrs. Lewis Flint, who has been her
D the most of the summer, has gone {
her home in Burlington.
Miss $, l., Messerole of New Yorl
City is being entertained by Mrs. r. j
T. kimball and her daughters.
, Charles w. Bawers of Natick. Mass
: arrived here Tuesday to visit his broth
er-in-law, M. S. Booth.
G. H. Nichols of New York City ha
come TO visit his father, Norman Mich
! OILS, and his sister, Mrs, Il. C. Angel.
Miss Lura T. Coburn of Gardner
Mass, who has been with Mrs. d. I
Dyer since Sept. I, left on Thursday fol
her home.
Mrs. George Spooner and Mrs. Annie
Hayden of Quincy, Mass are being en-
tertained this week by Mrs c. II. Jones
and Mrs. T. 4. Heath.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Goodwin accm.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. G. Goodwin accom-,
Barre on an auto trip TO Boston and vicin-
ity, leaving here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McNulty and
son visited Rev. and Mrs S. G. Sutor
over Sunday, having been former par
shioners of Mr.. Suitor while he vas
stationed at Proctorsyille.
The upper classmen rendered the
freshmen of Randolph high school re.
ception Wednesday evening at the school
gymnasium. The freshmen were Ie-
quired OF do different stunts FIR the
amusement of the company. Games and
dancing were the amusement of the
attnY,t,,Y nj akrna 20
Miss Emma Danyow presided at The
piano, and Harold Sault at the drum,
furnishing music for the dancing
j. +. Young of Providence, r. l., has
purchased the Ira Eddy farm in Roches-
ter, with stock and tools and possession
was given at once. The consideration
was $500
Mrs. Il. L. Mcintyre has closed her
house on Randolph avenue and taken
her granddaughter, Elizabeth Loudon,
to Burlington to place her in school,
and will pass the winter in that city,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Could sold their
place in Gaysville and have come here
and rented rooms in the O'Connor block
Mrs. Lena Wright went to Providence,
R. l., on Wednesday to accompany Mrs.
tNdIhn DIlSEN DdGk mere NIitIt Hit 10 W
pass the winter with Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. Kate Howard, after passing some
time in Waterbury, Conn, with her sis
ter, Mrs. Burnap, came here this week
for few days stay before going to
Morrisville, where she resides with Rev.
and Mrs. V. NJ. Hardy.
Mrs. Flora French and Miss Muriel
French her daughter, closed visit of
a few days here with the formers sister |
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Lam
son, and Wednesday left for their home |
in Newtonville, Mass.
Mrs Edgar Alyord has gone to the
home Of her daughter in Randolph Cen
ter, where she is to make her home tenn
oGrarily.
Carl McAllister closed a weeks stay
here with his sister, Mrs Alice Bruce,
md on Wednesday went to Boston where
ne has headquarters while in the employ
# the Pullman company.
Mrs. John Ford has returned from
months stay in East Braintree, where
he passed the time with her father,
Mr.. Abel, in the absence of her mother,
md is now employed in the store of
Ernest Hatch, for time.
Paul Russlow has entered Norwich uni
,ersity
Mrs Ella Drew, after passing month
ere with her parents, left Wednesday to
esume her position in Detroit, Mich
irs. Lena Estey of Bellows Falls her
uest for few days, also returned home
n Wednesday.
Miss Esther Ham, after passing her
acation with her parents, Principal and
Irs. f. G. Ham, returned to her studies
t Smith college Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer and daughter,
William Booth, and his daughter, Mrs.
arab Thompson came by auto from
Tewport, n H., Wednesday to visit
IT. and Mrs. C. S. Booth for a few
avs.
Miss Emma Flint came Thursday
'om Grand Isle, where she has been en-
loved during the summer and will be
18th her parents, Mr., and Mrs. H. l..
lint, till the opening of the University T.
t Vermont. when she will return to re. n
line her studies. 81
Glenn Thayer and Earl Raymour, who e
llsted as drivers in the quartermasters'
serve corps the first of the season, have q
zen summoned to Aver, Mass, and left d
ere on Thursday.
Laurence McKenna is employed in the W
alton as telegraph operator for the d
.esent in the absence of one of the
gular men.
G. G. Dubois passed Sunday in town "
it'll his family and on his return vas
by his son, who returned to II
hool at Lakeville, Conn. ell
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So Ell
ETY. of the Methodist church held their
Getting at the parsonage, and this being h
e annual meeting the following Off W
ers were elected: President, Mrs. S. G. er
litor; first ice-president, Mrs. Joseph er
lmilton; second vice president, Mrs. G.
Howe secretary, Mrs. Minnie Miller: h'
easurer, Mrs. Pearl Daniels; mite box ~
Mrs. III. j. Smithers; super TO
tendent of children's work, Mrs. Lena
right. This being the meeting for the gr
ening of the mite box, the secretary SIS
ported Sl4.50. Refreshments were ra
-ved by the hostess. nc
At the meeting of st. Johns Guild, OF
e following officers were elected:
esident, Mrs. J. w. Trip; vice-pres- WI
mt. Mrs. W. r. Chambers; secretary, tn
$. Homer White; treasurer, Mrs. /. S. IS
ase Meetings have been held every sis
o weeks, and a box of clothing has WI
IN sent to a mission school in |ir- me
ia 1t was voted to send a sum
the Vermont branch Of the Womans