The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-10
RANDOLPH

John Fenton, former station agent
for several years at this place, has re-
Gently been appointed assistant superin-
tendent at New London, Conn, where his
headquarters are for the present.
Carl Wainwright, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Wainwright, who has been sta
toned at Camp Upton for the last three
months, was discharged last week and
arrived here Wednesday and remained
with his parents till Monday, when he
left for Bristol, Conn, where he will en-
ter the same employment in which he
was engaged before he was called to sery-
ice
Charles Howard, who has also been en-
gagged in service, was discharged and ar
rived home on Monday.
Mrs. T.. 4. Campbell returned Monday
from several days stay in Chelsea,
where she has been with friends,
George Waters and Mrs. Nellie Hutch
inson, both of this placv were married 1T
4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. r. II.
Moore They remained over Sunday with
Mr.. Waters mother, Mrs. j, r. French.
and Monday morning left on the north
bound train for a short trip and will re-
turn here about Christmas to pass the
holiday here, after which they will To-
cate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Tewksbury re-
turned ON Monday from Massachusetts,
where they had been for the last two
weeks with relatives in Peabody and W.
entity.
II. H. Ketehum has received the ap-
pointment of aide-de camp on the staff
! of the national commander -in-chief OF
the Grand Army
The Grand Army U. S. Grant post held
their annual meeting on Saturday and
elected the following officers: Comman
1 der, r. II. Ketchum; senior vice comman
der, Il, N. Rising; junior vice commander
George Smith; chaplain, E. Y. Parker
officer of the day, John Nancy; dele
gates to the state encampment, George
Smith and Henry johnson. The Won
ans Relief corps also held their annua
meeting on Saturday evening, when Thu
/ following officers were elected to serve
the coming year: President, Mrs. Glars
\ Ketchum; senior vice president, Mrs
Clara Averill; junior vice president, Mrs
Mary Jerd; chaplain, Mrs. w. G. Hodg
kins; conductor, Mrs. Mabel Williams
guard, Mrs Kate Holman. The appoin
tive officers will be announced at the in
stalation, which is supposed to TAX
place at the first meeting in January
The annual inspection will be held tn
18th Of this month, when it is expecte
that state officers will be present. Tn
corps also gives a supper on Saturda,
night, which is open to the public.
Mrs. j. r. Tewksbury went to RoX
bury on Monday to meet her nephew, re
turning home the same night.
Miss Il. s. Fogg left Monday night 70
Chicago, where she will meet her sistel
Mrs. Howe, and together they viii G
south to pass the winter. The house o
the Highlands is closed for the season
Roy Holman has been engaged to tray
ell this winter for a company for whic
he has worked long time. Mr.. Holma
was at home with. his family here owe
Sunday.
, Union services are to be held in tn
Methodist church each night this weet
and Mrs. A. B. Upham of Boston will b
/ the speaker
The Board of Trade held a meetin
Friday night to discuss the advisabilit
OF seeking some business and also max
! ing some inducement to those who az
! about to engage in new enterprise.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Bell have receive
| very encouraging reports from the
!. daughter. Miss Annie Bell, since they lei
i there and her condition is improving an
rapid recovery is confidently expected