The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-10
RANDOLPH


Mrs. j. H. Lamson and her daughter
Miss Mary Lamson, returned on Thurs
day from weeks stay in Bethlehem, N
H.
Mrs. Harry Hudson, who is here from
New York for several weeks, went Thurs.
day TO Burlington to visit her father, Mr.
Noble
Paul Il. Daniels went Thursday TO pass
several days with old friends in Warren,
where he formerly lived.
Samuel W. Bowen and Miss Emma
Wooley were united in marriage on Mon
day by +. +. Briggs, justice of peace, and
will make their home near East Bethel,
on the grooms farm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Lamson, Leslie Fer
guson and Mrs. Christie of New York
City are making an auto trip through
the northern part of the state, and will
visit Plattsburg, N. Y, before their re-
| turn.
H. NJ. Smith, agent for the Il. A. Strout
real estate firm, has sold the farm OF Ray
Royce in Washington to Vincent Horky
of New York.
Miss Hazel Jones came from Shelburne
on Tuesday for several days stay
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Jones.
Ninety-three persons registered at the
rest room during the month of July,
the most of whom were from out of
town.
Mrs. B. ID. Dubois has gone to Greens
boro to pass several days with DR.. and
Mrs. G. A. Wheeler at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Cheney were in
Mortified with Mr.. Cheney's brother and
family the first of the week.
The iron drinking fountain, which has
stood so long in the depot square, will
soon be removed to the grass plot across
the track. and the hydrant which also
stood near will be moved and placed near
the Office of J. H. Dubois.
Estimates are being made of a con
crete street on Merchants Row and the
trustees will go to White River junction
August 20 to see the testing of new
fire alarm system, which will be dem
onstrated there. New signs, Keep to
the Right" will also be placed in several
Of the most frequented streets.
Rev. and Mrs Fraser Metzger announce
he marriage engagement of their sister,
Miss Catherine Metzger, to Conrad T.
Hazen of New York Miss Metzger is
passing some time here with her brother,
ind Mr. Hazen is now in the school of
m
md upon the completion of his studies,
Expects to sail for France
Ira D. Shaw, former principal of the
high school, is visiting his
+. A. and w. A. Sshaw at North :
ield, before sailing for France, where he
$ to engage in Y. NJ. G. A. work.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sherburne and son i,
lotored to Woodsville, N. H., the first of 4
he week, and Mrs. Sherburne will remain h
or several days with her sister, Mrs. Err
est Sargent, during the absence of Mr..
herburne on a business trip in Bos
on.
L. /. Clafin and his sister, Mrs. Root,
tho have been in New York to visit their
ister, Mrs Hunt, were brought home by \
fr. and Mrs. Hunt, arriving here on Sun o
ay, and they will remain in this vicinity d
,r a month.
Mrs. William Moulton of Boston joined VI
ar husband here On Monday and will G
ass the rest of his vacation here with
i'm. IS
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Thresher of Melrose pa
ighlands came by auto this week to OF
,end month here with Mrs. Thresher's
ther, Lyman Hutchinson, and other rel Ii
ives. to
P. P, Lamson and family motored to &c
ork Beach, Me-, last Friday and viii az
ISIS week in the Tewksbury cottage. de
at