The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-24
RANDOLPH

the Bristol high school, was in town owe
Sunday, the guest of his brother, Wayne
Hedges. at the home OF Mrs. Mary Carr
T.. s. Whitcomb came from Below
Falls on Wednesday night TO assist hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. $. Whitcomb
in moving.
A. A. Priest and daughter. Miss Mary
Priest, have gone on an automobile TRIP
TO Brattleboro and Springfield, expect
ing to return here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. NJ. Totman and
daughter and Miss Jane Wadleigh have
gone 10 Fairlee lake TO remain till Sun.
day.
DIR. +. C. Angel and son, Cyril have
been in Chelsea this week, examining
the drafted men who went there
George Bennett of Everett, Mass, has
been a recent guest of Lawrence Leon
ard for few days.
l.. F. Butman and family are passing
the week at Oxford, N. H., Mr.. Butmsn
taking his vacation from the Hood com.
pany, by whom he is employed.
+. C. Hayward has sold a Chevrolet
touring car TO Fred Bacon of East
Bethel.
c. r. Hutchinson and daughter of Buff
falo, N. Y, former residents, are visiting
friends in town this week.
Clarence w. Hodges has come from
Schenectady, N. Y, TO pass his vacation
here with his family at the home of
Miss Mary Dubois.
Mrs. Carroll Granger went to Barre
Monday to have an operation performed
for the removal of tumor on one of
her eyelids.
Edward A. Stephen of Morrisville is
passing his vacation from bank in
Morrisville with his father, A. U. Ste
phen.
Clarence S. Grow of Boston was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. L. A. Russlow,
over Sunday.
Miss Alice Levesque of Montreal is
passing the week with Miss Evelyn
Sault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chandler, and DIR.
and Mrs. John Hyatt Brewer of Brook
Ign, n. Y, are at ri-Csstle, the guests
of Col. and Mrs. A. B. Chandler. Mr..
Chandler celebrated his nth birthday
by dinner party. In the
evening Rev. w. T. Sparhswk gave his
illustrated lecture on the Yosemite val
ley, which was much enjoyed.
Pearl Bradford of Newburyport, Mass,
tb;S Mr. |
owns large garage in New
buryport and came up in car of special
County Agent E. Fl. Loveland, c. A.
md Glenn Webster, G. H. Temple and ]
Z. B. Paige attended the annual meet /
ng of the Orange County Agricultural 4
association at Chelsea Wednesday. "
Miss Annie Kimball has returned from :
| two weeks stay in Norfolk, Conn, b
accompanied by Mrs. Adolph Obrig, who b
S now her guest at Montague place. w.
J. kimball, who has been with his moth =
r, Mrs r. j. Kimball, for two weeks, \
las gone to Manchester, N. H., for a
ew days stay. ID
Miss Ella Adams accompanied J. B. d
adams and family from Fairlee lake t
fonday morning and the same afternoon
eturned to her home in Richmond. Mrs. II
josephine Belcher and daughter, Miss Il
Jessie, of Newark, n. j., ad Miss Evanel
Iaynes of Boston are now guests in the a,
dams home. =,
Mrs. Gilman Frost returned to Han .,
YER, N. H., Thursday, after passing a 81
w days with Mrs. H. B. Bell. The In
lme day Miss Annie Gilbert Bell re- m
Irned from Hanover, where she had lii
cen attending the Dartmouth summer m
hool, while visiting the Frost family. dl
DR.. and Mrs. E. o. Blanchard have re- us
lrned from Duxbury, Mass, where they
I've been the guests of DIR. and Mrs
NJ. Chase of Bethel.
F. c. Hayward has purchased of A. f.
handler the garage which he has been ~
cupying for several years, and the Nc
Tide house adjoining, which is included
the property. The garage is of con- tn
etc and has capacity of 90 cars. tn
Judge and Mrs. Edward Washburn of Br
ltavia, n. Y, after passing several w
VS. at the inn, have gone on a trip let
rough the White mountains. no
Ralph Avery, son of Mr.. and Mrs. of
. r. Avery of Campton, N. H., a guest ful
the home of DR.. G. ]. Rumrill, accom- wi
MED him to Barre Monday, where he lot
d adenods removed by DR.. d. c. Jar we
/ Mr.
E. Edmund Krumbolz, proprietor of 'ui
, Kirkwood hotel Camden, S. c., for
rly manager of Hotel Vermont at
was entertained over Sun. ooi
Y by A. Z. Chandler. WV
!. G. Mann arrived here Tuesday from j.
5 Angeles, Cal, having come as far 49,
st as South Dakota on business He 80
{ his son, j. Leroy Mann, in Washing w;
!, d. c., and comes here TO look after Ton
farm before returning home. ,
Rev. G. o. Howe will occupy the pulpit b
the Methodist church Sunday morn den
in the absence of the regular pastor, Bos