The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-09-04
RANDOLPH
Miss Mildred osha and Frank Simpson
Married Saturday

Married Saturday.
A very quiet wedding was celebrated
nj the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
osha Saturday at 2,30 o'clock in the aft
ernoon, when their elder daughter, Mil
dred, was united in marriage TO Frank
Simpson by Rev. II. r, Hinkley, pastor OF
the Baptist church. The ceremony, which
was performed in the presence of the i'm
mediate families only, was of the double
ring service, and the bride was becoming
ly gowned in blue silk and was unattend,
ed. After n short visit with relatives in
Granville they will return and reside
here, where the groom is employed at
the Hood factory. The bride is grad.
uate of the Randolph high school, 1917,
and since that time has been a bookkeep-
err in the office of her father. She has
many friends who will wish for her much
happiness. The groom has not been n
resident here for long time, but has the
respect of those with whom he has be.
come acquainted.
Mr.. and Mrs William Ladue and two
children, who have been here for several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue.
left here Saturday morning for Provi.
dence, R. l.. where they went to visit a
sister before returning TO their home in
Niagara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Norman of Brain
tree have secured the tenement in the
house of David Hevenstone on Park
street, where they will reside for the
present, Mr., Norman having employment
in the Salisbury furniture factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Richardson have
left the home of Mr.. and Mrs Dana
Luce, where they have boarded for long
time and have taken rooms in the O'Con
nor block, wnere they have gone to
housekeeping. II is expected that Mr.
Richardson's father and two sisters will
come here from Stockbridge to share the
rooms with them.
Miss VERNE Chamberlin, teacher who
has been passing her vacation in town.
left Saturday fer Saxonville, Mass,
where she has taught for several years,
TO resume her work there.
Mrs. Charles Foster, after passing
week with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gladding,
left Saturday for her home in Montpe-
licr.
DIR. and Mrs Arthur Bean of Brooklyn,
~ y, who have been in Brookfeld for
several weeks, were in town Saturday,
calling upon old friends.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton passed Friday
night in town, the guest of her grand
parents. Rev. and Mrs Joseph Hamilton,
and Saturday went on to Charlotte, |
where she is to teach the coming year,
her school beginning to-day.
Rev S. G. Suitor and family, who have
been with the boy scouts in camp on
Granville mountain for a week, returned |
home Saturday and Mr. Sutton occupied
his pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day.
There were 10 persons registered at
The public rest room through the month
Of August. nearly 100 being from out of
town.
H. L. Hatch, who lives on Randolph
avenue, upon digging potatoes, found ITO
If different sizes in one hill, which was
thought to be very great number.
The Red Cross report gift OF $40
rom w. Eugene Kimball, another Of IS
rom Mrs. j P Clifford, an anonymous
IS, besides a gift from Mrs. Julia Walsh
If 90 yards OF cheesecloth 'or handker
,hiefs In all, there has been shipped
rom this place 1888 articles which in
Jude sweaters. one helmet. Is pairs of
ocks, one pair hospital socks, IA muffiers,
2 wash cloths, nine bandages, 1872 mus
in bandages and many other articles
me person in Sault hollow brought for
group of ladies, 81 pillows all complet
d. Mrs Chandler reports that she had
100 of the 1000 pillows which she had
pledged
The typhoid patients at the home of
r. +. Lamson has been increased by the .
.oungest child of Mr., and Mrs. Brooks,
sho has been i'll for few days at the
ONE of Mrs. w. w Morton Ii was finally
ecided that she had the disease and she )
ras moved home Saturday. A daughter,
barbara. of Mr. and Mrs. c. b. Hollis Z
'as also i'll Saturday and itw as feared
hat she also had the same disease. ,
Clement Kellogg of Plsintield was
I town Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs.
!. G. Kellogg, who does not improve
rom her late illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rand of New York
re here for few days stay with Mr.
and's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T..
and.
Mrs Carrie Tewksbury is quite i'll /,
-om the effects of bite on her arm of
caterpillar.