The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-22
RANDOLPH
Enthusiastic War Rally Was Held Fri
day Evening.

Enthusiastic War Rally Was Held FIJI
day Evening.
The war conference meeting held a
the Music hall on Friday night was large
" attended, there being many from on
of town present. The orchestra was II
attendance and gave very good music
and upon the stage We're seated Prinelpa
4. G. Ham, Superintendent G. w. Pat
terson, the committee, and many othe
prominent men. NJ. NJ. Wilson presided
and after the "Star Spangled Banner
was PLAYED he called upon Rev. Fathe
NJ. s. ODonnell, who after few re
marks. read one OF the prayers OF thu
Catholic church. Following this an ex
PLANTATION was made by the presiding Off
Ger, in which he said that the speaker
who was expected to present, was called
TO Montreal and, instead, he introduced
Col. Charles Bigelow of New Haven
Conn, who talked along the line of food
conservation and proved himself an in
teresting speaker. Following this, Mr.
Gilchrist of New York was called upon
and he, too, gave an interesting address
america" was sung and the audience
was invited to remain and subscribe for
Liberty bond. The evening was rainy,
but this did not mar the attendance or
enjoyment.
Miss Dorothy Allis is in Boston for a
several DAYS stay with relatives and
friends, after which she will visit in
Lowell, Mass, before returning to her
home here.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ellison of Man
chester, n. H. have been recent visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Ferry.
A cablegram was received at this sta
ton on Saturday night by f. S. Hatch,
which contained one word, Safe" from
Frank Hatch, his son, who must have
reached somewhere in England.
Gilman NJ. Gay, son of Mr., and Mrs.
A. B. Gay of this place, who enlisted in
the naval reserve at New Haven, Conn,
last spring, and who was sent to New
York City with squad of reservists,
took an examination for commission,
which he passed successfully. Mr.. Gay
has just gone to Annapolis, Md, to take
a four months course of study in naval
subjects. If he passes above given
mark he will win commission in the
regular navy, and if he is not success
full he will return to the reserve with
his recently won commission.
Lieutenant F. c. Angel has gone to
Boston where he will take course in
X-ray, preparatory to entering the serv-
ice in the medical corps.
Norman Nichols, who lives with Mrs. !
T. C. Angell his daughter, is now in
rather poor health.
Mrs Clifford Averill, the guest of Miss
Emma Seymour for time, left on Sat
urday for her home in Claremont, \. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rand, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Howard for sew
eral days, left Saturday morning for
their home in Pittsfeld, n. H. Mrs. S.
w. Howard went as far as Royalton to
visit her sister, Mrs. Rose Coolidge, who
is in very low state and is not expected
to recover
Mrs. Frank Grove is i'll with typhoid
fever and was taken to the sanatorium
on Friday night for care and treat
ment.
Liberty Loan Day was observed at
the Methodist church on Sunday morn
ing, in accordance with the request of the
government, with appropriate music, and
a sermon for the occasion. The bells
were rung also to comply with the or
lers of the state committee.
Rev. Mr.. Tallman of st. Johnsbury {
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist church
IN Sunday morning, in the absence of
Rev. H. +. Hinkley, who leaves here the
irst of the month for Ransomvile, n Y. t
Mrs. David Adams left on Saturday
or several days visit in Claremont,
\. H., where she went to see her mother. {
DR.. II. W. Holden, Frank Stiles, Roy /,
Bragg and Mr.. Kibbee We're in West Fair
&c on Friday night to attend the an
lua Masonic meeting of the ninth dis
trict n. c. Buck, w. c. Emerson, L. :
l. Erskine and John Ford were in Mont
'elier on Friday night to attend the dis
riot meeting of the encampment.
Mrs. Edison, who had been in st. Johns /,
Jury for a week returned on Saturday !.
o pass few days with her daughter, !
Irs Cheney.
Miss Mary Oney went to Roxbury Sat
rday night to pass the week end with
er brother, John Oney, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue went to !
Saturday for an over Sunday !
isit with Mr.. Ladue's brother and wife
Ir. and Mrs. William Ladue
Mrs. C. c. Reynolds went to Chelsea =
aturday to visit Mrs. Mark Whitney, i
Tho was former resident in town. =
Miss Elsie Tredo and her grandmoth-
r, Mrs. l.. J. Blakely, went to Newport :,
n Saturday for an indefinite stay there =
Mrs f. j. Dubuc, who has been with
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Emery. :
nce last Tuesday, left on Saturday for :,
err home in Rutland :.