The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-06
RANDOLPH


Miss Nina Brooks, after passing cou
pie of days with her sister, Mrs. G. Il
Davenport, left for her home in North
field on Thursday.
Miss Gladys Mccormick OF Montpel
Ter, the guest OF Miss Doris Lattimer fol
few days, left for Chelsea Thursday
where she is to visit Miss Neva Bohonon
Miss Ethel Greene, who has a position
as stenographer in Albany, n. u, has
come to pass the next two months with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. X. Greene.
Erwin Whitcomb and wife OF Bellows
Falls arrived on Wednesday TO be the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. S. S. Whitcomb,
the former leaving for home Thursday,
and Mrs Whitcomb will visit her broth
er, o. w. Mann, and relatives in Brook
field before going home.
Vermont student, is being entertained
by Miss Helen Blanchard.
The ladies' aid society of the Baptist
church held an enjoyable meeting at the
Z. r. Steele cottage, on the Braintree
road on Thursday. There was a good
attendance and very pleasant and prof
liable meeting was the result.
The .year-old child of Joseph
Spooner died on Thursday morning after
q short illness with commissions and COM
plications.
Mrs. Simpson and her daughter, Miss
Jessie Simpson, of Lawrence, Mass, aft
or passing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Copeland, left Thursday for
their home. Other guests at the same
home over Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Delaney.
Mrs. Pearl Rand, with family, went
to Wallingford on Thursday to join her
husband, who now has a position for the
summer there.
Miss Caroline Hatch is in Burlington
this week, passing part of her vaca-
ton from the sanatorium, where she is
a nurse.
Miss Emma Flint went Friday TO
Camp Idle Ease, Grand Isle, to work as
waitress for the summer in camp.
Miss Mabel Smith, who has for the
last few months been employed in the /
home of Mrs. L. A. Jerd, has gone to
Boston for the summer.
H. M. Totman and L. H. Danyow were
in Highgate Springs from Friday till
Tuesday on fishing trip.
H. NJ. Walker of Fitchburg, Mass,
was the guest of his aunt, Mrs. viii
Pitkin, over Sunday.
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. C. Stevens attended reception at
their home on Pearl street on Wednes-
day night The guests rendered congrat-
and Mrs. L. J. 0'Brien and G. +. Dumas
sang selections. Refreshments were
served by the host and hostess.
P. P. Lamson, +. T. Salisbury and j.
w. Raymond with their automobiles and
/ party, are touring the White noun
aims this week, leaving on Wednesday. ,
The board of village trustees, organ J
zed Tuesday evening, with Mr.. Emerson !
IS chairman, and Mr.. Battles as clerk. ,
The position OF chief of police will be (;
endered f. B. Wood, and G. S. Booth and
frank Richardson were temporarily en-
aged as village police,
Mrs. j. W. Oney's sister, Mrs, Foster
'armenter, and daughter of South Pas
dena, Cal have arrived here to spend !
he summer. q
Ralph G. Rand, youngest son of Mr.. 8
md Mrs. w. Z. Rand, was examined at r
;oncord, n. H., last week for a position \
S a telegraph operator on the Boston c
|. Maine railroad. He began work Mon
ay in North Reading, Mass, as assist r
mt to Station Agent Wilbur Fits, who n
lived in this vicinity. f.
Mrs. S. NJ. Minuse has returned to 4
lew York after spending a month with h
er mother, Mrs. w. b. Wall, and will
ike three months course of emergen =
Y training for nursing, and later will \
fer her service for the Red Cross, or s
hospital unit in France. Y
Mrs. G. G. Dubois, and two children,
William and Susan, of New York, and {,
Iiss Joan Abbott of Winchester, Mass,
Tine last week to pass a part of the
lmmer with Mrs. H. P. Sanford. :,
Miss Mary Adams, a teacher in North h,
ndover, Mass, is passing her summer a,
ication at the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. j. b. Adams. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Wood and little
IN, Raymond, of st. Adams have been N
tests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Wood. Miss
argaret Wood of Seattle, Wash, is also N,
lssing few days at the same home.