The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-22
RANDOLPH

Theo, Menard, formerly employed il
express work at the railroad station Al
White River Junction, is now employed
at the Fairbanks scale works in ST
Johnsbury as timekeeper
Carroll Billings, who expects 10 b,
classified soon TO the limited military
service, has finished working in the store
of r. j. Mitchell.
/ Miss Dorothy Tucker is at home from
Jackson college, Boston, for the summer
Miss Mary Danyow went Saturday
to Claremont, n H., 10 pass the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ayerill.
j. c. Hulburt is now employed in the
barber shop of NJ. w. Campbell.
Mrs. Mary Bergholz of New York City
is passing several weeks here with her
niece, Mrs. G. p. Lamson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. johnson, Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Hamilton, and Miss Mabel
Hamilton were in West Woodstock Sat!
urday TO attend the funeral of Mrs. Hi
ram johnson, held at the home of w. f.
Mack, father of the deceased, the re-
mains having been brought from Tor
rington, Conn, where the death occurred.
A husband and four small children sur
vive, the youngest only few weeks old.
Miss Elizabeth Lamson and Miss Mary
upham of Worcester, Mass, were guests
of Miss Katherine Crane last week be-
fore going to their summer home in
Brookfeld.
The following graduates of the high
school last week have decided to enter in
stitutions for higher learning in the fall,
according to the latest report: Miss Anne
Gilbert Bell to Walnut Hill school of
Boston, Howard G. Spaulding, University
of Vermont; Dean II. Allen, Tufts col
lege; Wilmer w. Angel, Dartmouth;
Ernest 4. Goodrich, Warton School of FL
nance, University of Pennsylvania
Charles G. Jones, Norwich university.
Miss +. Elaine Bass, Josephine B. Slim
cts, Annie L. Hatch, Dwight Granger and
Ralph Noble have not yet decided where
they will go. Earl r. Shequine expects
to enter some military school, and Dan
iel Putnam expects to enlist in the navy. |
Miss Merle Allen will 60 to New England,
n. d., in the fall to find employment,
and Miss Faith Wilson will take post
graduate course in the Randolph high |
school.
Miss Hazel Tewksbury will be en-
ployed in the Kimball public library dur
ing the summer and expects to study Ii
orary science.
The proceeds of the graduation ball |
amounted to $l54.75, and it has since
hen been paid over to the Red Cross.
Pliny +. Morse, of n. n. Morse & Son,
las resigned from the prudential commit
ZEE of the graded school on account of
lis health and the increasing demands of
lis business.
Miss Rosina Malcolm went TO Norwich,
)onn., the first of the week for several
weeks visit with her parents. She was
ccompanied by Mrs. Jerry Goodheart,
Tho went to visit her son and daughter
n New Haven.
The thief who has repeatedly entered
he store of w. Z. hanson in search of
rearms, came again last week, entering
he rear window. He took several rifles ,
nd quite a stock of cartridges.
About $50 days in farm labor has been /
lodged by 80 men of the village to help |
ut in case of shortage. C. j. Stockwell I
as charge of registering hands willing to '
lbor at these times, and they can find t
'ork by applying to him. /
Miss Bertha Morse of Springfield is in /
own to attend to some matters of bust i
ess, and while here is the guest of Mr. a
nd Mrs. c. S. Booth. b
News has come from Middlesex, N. Y, In
nat Rev. and Mrs. G.. F. Crawford, for S
Ter residents of Randolph, were sur b
rised on their tenth wedding anniver- i
Try by large number of parishioners,
no came in to celebrate the anniver- J
Try and before leaving presented Mr.. a
rawford 500 in money. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger, son, v
wight, with their daughter, Florence, a
i've returned from Boston. n
Lewis Carlisle has entered employment
the shipbuilding yard at Portsmouth,
H., as has also Rex Fullam. The lat
r has rented place near G. d. Gibbs, E,
I'd Mrs. Fullam will soon Join her hus- a,
md there, where they will make their ID
me for the present, II
Henry Tobey has been taken to Water O,
Try to the state hospital for care and
Hearing as to his sanity will
held at Chelsea, the 25th Mr.. Tobey
Is taken to Waterbury Wednesday.
A son was born June 10 to Mr. and
RS. Roy Howard at the sanatorium. y,
lie child was named Gilbert Henry. 90