The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-31
RANDOLPH


Elton Clough, who has been at Lyndon
vile for the last two weeks at the Val
school, returned Thursday to remain with
his parents, MIR aud Mrs. Pearl Clough
till Monday, when he expects TO 90 u
Danvile, where he will have employment
William Osha of Mortified came on
Thursday for n short visit with his sons,
II. II. and q. A. osha, and on his return,
the latter went 10 Montpelier. accom-.
panying him ON his return trip.
Miss Eta Chamberlin teacher in the
Union school az Montpelier, came Thurs
Chamberln and other relatives.
Miss Alice Hatch was in Bethel Thurs.
day 10 see her nephew, Robert Bundy,
who delivered the Memorial day address
az that place.
Mrs. +, T. Sault left here Thursday
for Derry, \. H., where she has SON
and after few days stop there she will
80 on TO Boston and Swampssott TO visit
other sons.
Lieutenant Roy l.. Johnson, who since
last July has been stationed at Kelley
field, San Antonio, Tex, arrived home
Tuesday Miss Hazel Dsnyow. who has
also been in Texas through the winter.
arrived at the same time for a few days
stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Danyow.
Mrs. G. r, Brewster of Hopedale, Mass,
has been visiting old friends here and
Wednesday went TO Hancock TO visit her
mother
l.. r. Cross and daughter, Miss Bernice,
of Mortified. were here Sunday TO see
Mrs. Cross, who is at the sanatorium for
treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gould went TO
Gaysville Wednesday for several days |
stay with old friends and expected their |
son, Melville, TO join them there Thurs
day.
Frank r. Mcclellan has been seriously
i'll for two weeks with a disease of the
heart.
DIR. s. n. Morgan of New York came
Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. Edwin
Morgan, who is yet at the sanatorium for
treatment.
Mrs. j. b. Eldredge and sons motored
here from Waterbury Wednesday The
sons returned, leaving Mrs. Eldredge to
PASS the week with her sister. Mrs Davis.
ST. Andrews brotherhood of the Meth
,dist church have hung outside the
,hurch service flag representing their
members who have gone into service:
leonard Paine, William Xix, George
)stevee, Harold Tatro and Burton Flint.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Roberts of Man
hester came Sunday for a several days
tay with their father, Lyman Hutchin-
on.
Miss Eula Sheldon has finished her
season at Orleans. and is with
Ter parents, Mr. and Mrs. b. G, Sheldon,
1 the Randolph inn for a permanent
tav. Mrs. Matte Copeland will succeed
he Chinese cook at the inn beginning
er work next week The latter will
York for o. w Mann on his farm this
ext season.
Miss Laura Hutchinson, who has been
18th Mr. and Mrs. Roberts AT Manches-
or during the winter, has returned, and
ill enter the Albany Business college
his week
Paul Russlow and Martin Scott, who
ent to Windsor to work in the machine
lop. have finished their work there.
adet Russlow is to take a position as
structor in horseback riding for the
Dung ladies of Wellesley college who
,me later to the summer camp at RoX-
Try. Martin Scott will be clerk in the
ali Century store through the season.
c. c. Reynolds has finished work at
ortsmouth and is home for the season,
it'll his family.
Mrs Elmer Green succeeds Miss Ruth
lien at the Ford bakery, the latter fin
hing work there this week.
Miss Ethel Greene who has been home
month from Albany, N. ", is 40 far
covered from her late surgical opera
IN as TO be able TO return to her duties
stenographer in that city.
The funeral of the late John Herrick
rs held from the home of Mrs. Emily
lrroughs Wednesday at o'clock, and
terment was in the Moulton ground
out mile out, on the Herrick lot.
" r. H. Moore officiated assisted by
" Joseph Hamilton. Mr.. Herrick's
ly surviving sister, Mrs Burroughs,
10 is 90 years of age, was able to ac-
npany the remains to their last rest
{ place.
A union prayer service, in accordance