The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-10-04
RANDOLPH

| A quiet wedding was solemnized in the
First Baptist church on Wednesday even.
ing, Oct. 2. On account of the ruling Of
the board of health that no public gath.
erings be held, there were no Invitations
sent out, The parties were Henry w.
Batchelder of st. Jdhnsbury and Miss
Euia Vesita Sheldoy, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. b. G. Sheldon of the Randolph
! inn. The parties and their immediate
relatives gathered at the church, where
the ceremony Wits performed by Rev r.
| s. Tolman, pastor of the church. the dOu.
BILE ring ceremony being used. The bride
was becomingly gowned in white crepe
de chine. The gifts were many and val
liable, and consisted OF silver, money,
thrift stamps and cut glass. The brides
| present from the groom was a Liberty
bond, and the brides gift to The groom
was wrist watch. The couple will post.
pone their wedding trip for few days
until the prevalence of the grip subsidies.
Henry Cleveland died at the home of
| his son, Pearl Cleveland, in Montpelier
last week Thursday night, after an i'll.
ness Of three weeks from typhoid fever.
Mr.. Cleveland was born in Randolph
April 25, 1858, the son of Ira and Julia
| (Chasel Cleveland. He lived nearly all
his life in BIaintree but for a short
| time he lived in this town. Mrs. Cleve-
land died about six months ago. De.
ceased is survived by one daughter Mrs.
A. Andrews of Buffalo, n. Y, and one
son, Pearl Cleveland; also two sisters,
Mrs. Cora Green of Roxbury and Mrs
William Russ I'll Of Moscow. Five broth
ers, Edwin, Herbert and Homer of Mos
CIV, George of Braintree and Floyd Of
FitGhburg. The funeral was held Satur-
/ day afternoon in Montpelier, and inter
ment was in Green Mount cemetery.
Mss S. NJ. Washburn and Mrs. j. d.
| Wheeler have come from Greensboro and
are the guests of Mrs. B. d. Dubois and
at Judge Rowellis, respectively.
Miss Maisie Seymour of Brooklyn, n
! ", has come TO pass a week at Mari
Castle with Col. and Mrs. a. b. Chandler
A son was born Wednesday morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Lamson
G. S. Booth has received news from his
brother, Fl, l.. Booth, a Y NJ. C. A. work
Ell, that he has arrived safely overseas
Clement Allen, son of MIR. and Mrs,
Fl. G. Allen, is at the recruit training
camp at Syracuse, N. Y, for limbted
service, having been refused for volun-
teer service because he was underweight.
DR.. L. o. Blanchard has been appoint
d director Of dental work in Orange
county by the Preparedness League Of
American Dentists. This is a govern
ment organization, and it's object is to
look after the teeth of men who are go
ing into the army and put them in prop
er condition.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. johnson went to
Burlington Tuesday for several days
stay with friends.
+. d. Carr of Windsor is passing few
days here with his sister and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il. st. Lawrence.
H. L. Fanton and H. Bradley have
gone to Portsmouth TO engage in ship
building, leaving here last week,
Frank Plumley and Walter Bradley
have gone to Windsor to work in the
machine shops.
Mrs. A. j. Wilson went last week to
New York and will pass several weeks in
the city and in Westfield and Redbank,
N. j.
F. B. Wood has moved his household
goods to Springfield and with his family
has gone there TO llVe, ALBERT Emery
has moved from the Joseph Atwood
house on Franklin street to Mr.. Woods
house on South Pleasant street.
For the most part, all the patients i'll
with the grip are improving Mrs, c. j.
Stockwell, i'll with pneumonia, Glenn
Bailey, with bronchial pneumonia, and
Mrs. F. A. Eaton are all quite i'll, but
are not considered critically i'll, and are
thought to be doing as well as could be
expected. About so cases have been re-
ported to the health officer in the last
week, the most of whom are out of town,
and it is hoped that the disease is now
under control. The schools are expected
to be opened on Monday, the 7th, If
nothing new develops, and business will
then be resumed as usual.