The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-13
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beede oil
keene, n, H., arrived here for a short
visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. S. whi,comb came
from Bellows Falls ON Sunday by auto.
with them Mrs. Whitcomb's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 5. $. Whitcomb, for several
days stay.
Mrs. j. c. Wells returned on Saturday
from a several days stay in East Ran.
dolph with her son and wife, Mr., and
Mrs. John Wells.
The severe storm Of Friday night
caused good deal OF damage in this
section, many trees being destroyed, tee.
phone wires blown down, roofs of barns
and other damage generally. 1t was the
most severe of any which has visited
this section in many years.
Beulah chapter installed on Thursday
night, Mrs. l.. 5. Cleveland, acting as tho
officer, and Mrs. Grace Russlow as mar.
shall, the following elective and appoint
/ i've officers; Mrs Edyth Stevens,
worthy matron; DIR. G. w. Scott, worthy
patron; Miss Harriet Hayward, asso-
ciate matron; Mrs. May G, Scott, secre-
tary; Mrs Nellie II. Emerson, treasurer;
Mrs. Nettie Rix, conductress; Mrs. Ina
Boyden, associate conductress; Mrs. Alice
Huse, chaplain; Mrs. Josie Stimets, mar
shal Mrs. Ellen Lattimer, warder; Miss
Mildred Hatch, Adah; Miss Esther Sti-
NETS, Ruth; Mrs. Gertrude Dwyer, Esth-
er; Miss Doris Lattimer, Martha; Miss
Valentine Packard, Electa; A. j. Huse,
sentinel.
Miss Agnes Barttro and Mrs. f. J.
Zeno of Burlington were the guests OF
their sister, Mrs. G. F. Dumas, over
Sunday.
Miss Verna Dumas left Saturday for
Fairlee for short stay with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Durkee of Que
chez came Saturday for visit with
Mrs. b. A. Durkee and family.
Melvin Watson, after passing some
days in Lebanon with friends, came home
on Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Briggs came home Satur-
day from weeks visit in Boston, and
will soon enter the coal Office of r. B
Osha
Lawrence Stockwell, after passing the
winter in Florida, has returned here for
a stay of few weeks at least with his |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Stockwel.
Rev and Mrs. G.. o. Howe, who have |
been in DeLand, Fla, since last Novem |
Der, have returned here and opned their |
house on the Highlands for the summer
The place on Pleasant street. owed I
by d. f. Cooling for many years, has I
been sold to George Allen, who will take
possession soon. Mr.. Allen will rent
a time. The sale was made through the
local real estate dealer, G. A. Osha, and
the other sales following, by the same
party. The farm known as the George /
Hatch farm now owned by Fred ID. |
Smith, of $50 acres, to Laplante brothers
Of Moores Forks, ~ Y, the price being
"a 800, with farming tools included. The
George Panton farm in Bethel Gilead and
known as the Gale Morse farm, to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Ryder of Paterson, n.
], Mr.. Ryder is member of the Aero
Club of America, but has been discharged
IN account of accident. The price of tbs I,
farm with stock and tools was 81 500,
and possession will be given of botn
farms on June /, Mr. Osha has also sold
% different parties five automobiles, re-
emily.
Mrs. Phillips, who is the mother Of R.
i. Slack of this place, is the guest Of
Ter son, coming from her home in Mas
for visit with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs r. r. Moore have ar
lived from Lyndonville, and have taken
possession of the Methodist parsonage /.
IN the Highlands, and Mr.. Moore has as
umed the pastorate Of the Methodist 7,
hurch for the coming year
Mrs. w H. Messer of Barre, the guest Y
+ DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Eaton and Mrs, g.