The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-30
RANDOLPH

Mrs. +. f. Briggs and Alton Briggs OF
Barre, who is here for weeks va
cation, went on Friday to Granville to
visit Mrs. Briggs daughter.
Miss Kingsbury of bingham, Mass,
after passing two weeks with Mrs. Clara
Averill, went on Friday to her home.
Mrs. S. w. Howard went to Royalton
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Rose
Coolidge, who is now in very feeble
health.
Mrs. A. L. Mulloy, who has been in
Burlington, stopped off here for Friday
night to visit her brother, John Sher-
burne, and family, and then went on TO
her home in Waterbury, Conn.
Miss Ramona Holden went to North.
field Friday, where she will be with Mr..
and Mrs. Shaw in camp for several
weeks.
Miss Carrie Eaton has been engaged
to teach in the fifth grade in the school
here for the next year.
Mrs. 4. NJ. Woodwork and her son,
Donald, returned on Friday from sew
eral days stay in Morrisville, where she
went to visit her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Burt of West
Rindge were the guests of Mrs. George
+. Morse last week.
Robert Sault, a teacher in Lawrence,
Mass, has come to pass his summer va
cation with his sisters, Misses Agnes
and Mabel Sault.
Miss May H. Cross of Springfield,
Mass is NTH har l..
Cross, for a few days.
Mrs. v. D. Fraser and Mrs. Allen
Borden and son, Paul, of Woodstock |
are passing the week at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. George Drew.
Miss Josephine Emery has gone to
Wilkes Barre, Pa, to visit her brother,
Clarence Emery, and family.
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage at Los Angeles of
Miss Leona Kellhofer and Frank G. Stein
err. Miss Kellhofer lived in town and
has many acquaintance here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Avery and Miss
Hazel Cook of Campton, n H., came
Sunday to pass a few days here with
DR.. and Mrs. G. j. Rumrill.
William Leonard, who has been assist
ing in the Mitchell restaurant, went
Friday to Burlington and that night to
New York, where he enlisted in the navy
II. W. Spooner of New York., engi-
leer with the construction company that
s now figuring on the foundation of Ho-
;el Chandler, was guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Chandler over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Drew of Brown /
n.y. Mo-, arrived on Monday to pass an
Indefinite time with L. G. and G. A. Drew,
Who are DR.. Drew's brothers.
Rev. and Mrs. Frazer Metzger and
heir three sons left by auto Wednesday
or Freehold, N. Y. Mr. Metzger will
emain till Saturday and Mrs. Metzger
nd the boys for much longer visit
A district library meeting for Wash
ngton and Orange counties was recent
Y held here, with an attendance of
welve delegates. The morning session ]
'as held in the Kimball public library
nth Miss Bertha Joslyn of Waterbury 7
brary presiding. f. w. Tewksbury, s
ne of the trustees, gave few words OF
TeIcome and was followed by Rev. HON.
r White, who is the chairman of trus a
ses. Mr.. White also extended cordial =
elcome to the visitors The afternoon
ession has held at the high school v
uilding and this session was opened by
violin solo by Wayne Hedges, accom- y
anied on the piano by Mrs. L. S. Brig I
am. Prin. L. G. Ham gave a talk on
The Poet As Patriot" and this was fl
Flowed by an address by Rev. Fraser "
.etzger upon THE Message of the :
our" Miss Rebecca Wright, secretary
the Vermont library commission, had
large of the book reviews and intro
iced Charles R. Beeman of Williams
'wn, superintendent of the northwest
range district. At the conclusion of
lie meeting the visitors were treated to
/ auto ride.
w. r. Clark and DR.. II. B. Mcintyre
emit to Boston and New Haven, Conn,
st week Mr.. Clark returning, but
r. Mcintyre went on to New York,
here he is awaiting orders to join the
spital service.
Miss Lucia Clark returned from New c
aven, Conn, last week and is with s
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Clark. r