The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-04-20
RANDOLPH

Miss Jessie Chedel OF Springfield is
passing several days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel.
There was fair attendance at the
circular conference, which was held with
Bethany church on Tuesday. The morn
| ing prayer service was conducted by Rev,
G. L. Goodliffe of the Randolph Center
Congregational church, and this was fol-
lowed by the roll CALL Dinner was served
by the local church at the parish house,
and the ladies cleared at this time $25.
The afternoon service was addressed by
Rev. John Irons of Williamstown, Prin.
G. L. Greene of Randolph Center, and
| Mr.. Goodliffe. Misses Blanche Sparhawk
and Lucille Grant rendered fine vocal
duet.
Several members of the G. A. r. and
the w. II. Q. went to Montpelier on
Wednesday morning TO attend the state
encampment, among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. ketchum, e. N. Rising, Mrs.
ID. ID. Howe, Mrs. Nellie Hutchinson, Mrs.
n. c. Greene, Mrs. b. G. Goodwin, Mrs.
l.. A. Jerd, Mrs. A. Il. Holman, Mrs. G.
w. Flagg, Miss Della Chandler, Mrs.
w iilldlilSs Nib. hOOuNlu Will
go to Barre to pass the rest of the week
with her daughter, Mrs. Wilmot, and
Mrs. Greene will remain in Montpelier |
and Barre for the next ten days.
Mrs. j. p Clifford, who has been i'll |
while away, returned this week, her hus-
band, DIR. j. 2, Clifford, going to Boston
to accompany her home.
Mrs. Charles Wood, after passing sew
eral weeks in st. Adams, assisting in the
care of her son, Robert Wood, during an
illness with measles, followed by pneu.
monia, has returned to her home, leav.
ing her son somewhat improved.
Mrs. Leo Dumas of Springfield, Mass,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dumas this week, stopping of on her
way to Montpelier, where she went to
attend the state encampment.
Miss Agnes Barttro of Burlington has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Dumas, this week.
Mrs. George Sparhawk of Beaver, Pa,
is passing few days here at the Burt
farm, which has been sold to A. L.
Chandler, in picking up her household
goods preparatory TO giving possession
of the place.
Mrs. E. NJ. Dewey and her daughter,
Miss Ethel Dewey, have returned from
a several days stay in Keene N. H.,
and are now at the home of e. II. Hol-
man.
Mrs E, W Marble is visiting her sis
a two weeks stay.
Miss Maud Johnston is in Lebanon, n.
H., for two weeks stay with her
mother, Mrs. John Johnston.
A local drilling company has been or
yanized in town, and there seems to be
great interest in patriotism. There is
20 be special town meeting for May J.,
md plans are being made for a great
planting of crops in this town. Fred p.
GOODWIN, formerly of this place, but now
/ Dartmouth senior, has enlisted in the
french ambulance corps, and with other
Students from that college, will start
bout May Tor France. Mr.. Goodwin
viii receive his diploma, but will not be
resent at the graduation.
Mrs. Carroll Granger, former resi-
lent OF Barre, is in that city this week
With old friends.
I =
mont, n. H., are in town for a several
avs stay with relatives. a.
c. II. Jones has returned from bust lie
esss trip through the middle west, and
outh, which has covered the time since el
10. During this time he was
to McConnellyille, o., by the al
cath of his mother.
Mrs. Rose Lucia and daughter, Mae, W
Tho have been the guests of Misses
gnes and Mabel Sault, have returned W
> Montreal and Monday will start for III
os Angeles, Cal, where they are to go w
Or Mrs. Lucia's health. pr
Mrs. J. Fl. Williams and her daughter, 10
[iss Celia Williams, were in Montpelier u
to see Mrs. Williams neph- n
", Erwin Ayers, who goes this week to Jc
ID. c., to take a position in
lie adjutant. generals office.
The Rebekahs gave another whist
arty at their hall on Tuesday night,
hen they had eleven tables. Mr. and NJ
Irs. H. r. Chase, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. $. SC
lien won prizes. TO