The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-21
RANDOLPH


Floyd Hodgkins was discharged from
service this week, and returned on Tues
day from Vancouver, Wash, where he
has been for severa lweeks. Newell
Pierce, also discharged from service, ar
rived here on Friday to join his family,
who live on School street.
| Mrs. J. d. Wheeler went TO White
River Junction for few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler, after
passing several weeks here.
! Miss Ona Ladd came from Middlebury
college on Friday to pass her vacation
of few days here with her mother
at the Church farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters came
from Montpelier on Friday TO pass sew
eral days here with Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
French.
| Mrs. Frank Mann has closed her house
on Pleasant street and gone to Spring
tfeld, Mass, for the winter months. Mrs.
| William Mann, who has been with her, is
at the sanatorium for the winter, and
is fairly comfortable at this time.
Mrs. G. w. Groom of st. Adams, Mrs.
i. g. Evans of Burlington and Mrs.
Goldie Davis of Mortified were the
guests of Abbie f. Clarke over Thurs
day night, and returned to their home
the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Chandler have gone
to New York to remain till after the
holidays.
Miss Mary Judd of STAFFORD is here
this week, the guest of Mrs Marion
Rumrill.
Mra Corrou p;Ilsnns :, 49,, o,,,,,Io,,o1
at the store of L. A. Hatch for the holt
day season
Mrs. Helen Smith has purchased of
John Mallory the farm known as the
Henry Brothers farm on Braintree hill,
Mrs Smith buying for an investment.
Mrs. Genie Carrigan has sold through
the G. A. 0sha real estate agency her
place on Forest street to Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Miner, who will take possession
about April ].
Capt. and Mrs. James Langley have
come from Camp Devens, where they
have been for some time, and where the
former has been stationed They are
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Granger.
A. j. Wilson went Tuesday to Boston
to attend the organization meeting Of
the Siberian Hare Breeders association
Henry Race had an accident while
chopping for Roscoe Manning. The axe
| slipped and the blow, aimed at branch
of fallen tree, struck his left hand,
cutting the knuckle joint of the first
finger, making wound which required
several stitches to close.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Durham of Green
| field Center, n. Y, were here the first
of the week to visit Mr.. Dunham's
brother, Orvis Thayer, and his sister,
Mrs w. NJ. Terry.
Mrs. Oscar Manchester, who has been
for two months with Mr.. and Mrs. f. F,
Manchester, joined her husband at Plain
field, N. j., where he has recently Sc
cured position. His work has been in
the Liberty Motor mandatory at
Brunswick, n. j., but this ended with the
| war
Mrs. Charles Flint and her daughter,
Miss Leila Flint, of St. Adams, have
been in town this week, passing few
days with Mrs. Hale Flint on the Tot
man Addition, and left for their home on
Saturday.
West Randolph grange held success
| full meeting on Saturday night with a
fair attendance. Four applications for
membership were received, and one was
reinstated on demit Deputy Roy
Gilman was elected as installing officer,
and Mrs. Dukette as Flora, this office
having been made vacant by the resig-
nation Of Miss Kate Connolly Mrs.
g rge Patterson presented resolution
which was favorably received by vote,
and was as follows Resolved, That
West Randolph grange is in favor Of
granting suffrage to women by federal
amendment to the constitution" The
program presented by the lecturer, Mrs.
| O. N. Gates, follows: How the war has
affected and probably will affect the
schools" Supt G. w. Patterson; Worthy
Master gave a good report Of the state
grange meeting, recently held at Bur
! lington.
Leonard Holman has returned from
Boston, where he has been to visit his
sister, Mildred Holman.