The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-11
RANDOLPH

News has been received here of th,
marriage of Gladys EVELYN Slack, cid
est daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. George II
Slack Of lllllsdale, Mich, TO Charles
Schmunk Of Antwerp, Ohio. Miss Slack
has been a successful teacher for the
past three years IN the schools of Ohio
and Michigan. She was a graduate OF
the Hillsdale, Mich, high school in the
class of 1918, and also completed a course
In the Bowling Green Normal school
Professor Sehmunk is a former student
OF the university at Columbus, Ohio, and
has held position of instructor in lit
erature and social science in Grover Hill,
Ohio, which he recently resigned pending
a call 20 military service. Mrs. Sehmunk
will remain with her parents while com.
/ plotting course at the liillsdae college,
I after which she will accept a clerical pc.
sition during the absence OF her husband.
! Mrs. l.. d. Partridge has returned from
Athol, Mass, where she was called TO at.
tend the funeral of her sister, Mrs
Rhoda Emery. On her trip home she
stopped of in Springfield, Mass, to visit
brothers.
d. +. Gould is suffering very much
from his fractured limb which he re.
ceived while at work at the foundry the
other day.
John f, Hobart, who for many years
was agent at the station in this place
and since that time has been in Essex
Junction, has been transferred to st. Al
bans and will at once assume his duties
there
A. j. Huse, who has for many years
been ianitor of Bethany church, has re-
signed and has been presented by the
church committee a handsome easy chair
in recognition of his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Trerise, who have
been in Barre with their daughter, Mrs. |
Il. l.. Scott, for the winter, have returned |
home and their house has been opened
for the summer.
Miss Florence Lyon has gone TO Spring |
field to join the women war workers in
the upper Jones & Lamson shop.
Miss Lottie Osha has finished her
school this year and is now employed in
the store of c. +. Stevens.
Mrs Julia Udall is passing some time
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Preston, in
Strafford.
John and Samuel Sails have purchased
Of A. +, Chandler his two Metz automo-
biles.
Miss Ellen Blossom, who has been in
town on visit to her mother, has re-
turned TO resume her teaching in Water
town, Mass.
Mrs. c. II. Sault and little daughter
are in Rochester for a two or three
weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins,
Mrs Sault's parents
DIR. H. w. Holden motored TO Windsor
Sunday and took his son, Howard, and
Earl Church, to that place, and they be-
IAN work in the machine shops there
Monday morning. Both boys have been
,eeased from school for the remainder
If the year and are to pass a part of ;
heir vacation. at least, there.
The Sanatorium Aid society held its
meeting Friday at the home of
hrs w +. Edison. The work of the last
hree months was the financing of the
rec bed, which was occupied 20 days.
The present membership of the society
) l43, and there are yet others solicited i
Who will come into the society and join
u the work A membership committee
With Miss Mildred Fuller as chairman
Till be glad to give any needed informa
ion and take the names of any who will 7
DIN this society.
W. r. Chambers, the ice dealer, has s
cen required to file with the state food
administrator statement in regard TO a
he increased cost of operating his bust \
ess here to justify the proposed increase Q
price from 30 cents last year to 45 o
ants this year per hundred. He must
wait an investigation and an award be- a
ore he can add to last years price. 9