The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-08
RANDOLPH


Mrs. Goldie Davis, after passing some
time here with friends, left for her home
In Mortified ON Friday,
1 The Christian Scientist church has
moved TO the l.amson house on Pleasant
street, which has lately been vacated by
Newell King,
A meeting was held here Tuesday even.
ing at which all who are interested In
having an observance on July were
present. After some discussion, the fol-
lowing committees were appointed; \, {.
Buck, elected chairman; J. Il. Adams,
seeretafyi NJ. G.. Ferry. treasurer. The
following were appointed chairmen of
committees and were authorized 10
choose their own assistants; q. A. 0sha,
street parade; n. c. Buck. baseball; l.. II.
Salisbury, ADVERTISING; n. W. Bromley,
! sports; l.. q. Thayer, music. l.. I. Sails
bury, dance; {. =. Booth, special lighting
IL was finally decided 10 hold the eele.
bration and give the proceeds to the Red
Cross.
Mrs. NJ. G, Hooker Of Washington, ID.
c., came Tuesday night TO pass some
time with her sisters, Mrs V. A. Grant
and Mrs. j. r. Chadwick.
ID, j. Donahue, former station agent in
this place, is now employed evenings in
the station at Claremont Junction, by
the Il. 4 NJ. railroad.
Roy Perry is shipping potatoes TO
Richford, where the crop last season was
not success, and is paying 75c per
bushel
Mrs. A. j. Huse was in Windsor last
week from Thursday until Sunday with
har - a..
George Walker of Holyoke, Mass. who
has been with his sister Mrs. Ida Drake,
for few days stay, has returned TO his
home.
Mrs J. d. Mitchell has gone TO Bridge
water 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Candace |
Vaughan.
During the last month there have been |
registered at the rest room 1856 perAons.
Watson Larose of Camp Deyens, Mass,
passed the weekend with relatives in |
town.
After working four days at shipbmld-
ing at Portsmouth, George Bryant re-
turned here and closed out his business
and has returned to Portsmouth TO re-
sumo his work. Rex Fullam went back
with him to look over the work, and w. j.
Dukette has also gone TO begin work
there. b. A. Durkee has also gone from
here and is at work there, while Others
joining them to find en-
ployment
A meeting will be held in the rooms
IF the ku-klux Khan Friday evening,
when T. II. Bickford will speak before
he company present. IL is proposed to
lose the stores one day in the week, or
! part of the day, the business men, in
,luding the clerks, to attend to the cul-
ivation of the land A definite program
will be made, which will later in the sea.
on be carried out.
Henry Totman, aged 70, resident of
'omfret and the father of II. NJ. Totman, !
vas brought here this week by his son
or medical treatment Mr. Totman re- s
eived severe kick from his horse last
iarch, from which he has never recov-
red. '
Mrs. Chester Walbridge of Sharon is q
1lest this week of Mrs Susan Walbridge
t the home OF NJ. w. Chamberlin. t
Mrs. Bieknell Hall TO Newport. Me-, is / n
assing few days with her sister, Miss I
.ucille DeReynolds. r
L. NJ Wardner is i'll with erysipelas, v
yit'l which he has been confined for sew
raj days.
Mrs. Fred Preston of STAFFORD is the
uest of her mother, Mrs, Julia Udall
g. A. Osha has sold Buick fourcyl
lder touring ear to John Lamson. d
Miss May Cross of Springfield, Mass, \
assed the time from Thursday till Sun "
ay with her mother. Mrs. Asenath Cross.
Mrs. Alice Rumrill has moved to the il
ONE of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Tewkshury v
n the summer from her home on Fales \
rect.