The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-10
RANDOLPH

The following gives the names Of the
town schools and the amount of wal
stamps bought, SnoWsvlle, Sa5i Ran.
dolph Center intermediate, SO; East
Randolph, SG2 BrOolfeld high school
$50; lower branch. S72; Randolph Center
primary school. $685. Randolph Center
grammar, $50; Osgood hill, $50; BeaIf'
Vile, SOS; Balsdell 500; North Ran
dolph, S26; West Brookield $50; upper
branch, $40; Burridge Sl5i Archer, Slii
Fish hill, Sl3; Peth $l2; Gaylord, 81;
Adams, IS; Clough, So; Flint, s.; West
street, 50; northeast hill, So; southeast
hill. 81. Reports are missing from
Brookfied village, Bear Hill and Brook
field Center The Archer school is 100
per cent school, all the pupils owning
stamps. The north branch school in
Brookfield probably has the best record
in war work. The bonds and stamps
bought by the school total over $500. IL
has the largest junior Red Cross mem
bership; 100 per cent school with
membership of 80 and nearly $50 has
been raised for this work. Miss Rule
Angel is the teacher.
The completed report on bonds for the
Randolph high and graded school shows
that the grades own 81, 100 worth OF
bonds. The total of bonds and stamps
for the school ON May | was Sl2,94l.
The town schools report S2400 worth of
bonds. which makes Sl0,450 for the SUI
pervisory district. The town schools re-
port 1902 worth of stamps bought, which
makes S2,73l for the district and total
of bonds and stamps for of Sl3,lsl. This
report was prepared by the district SUI
perintendent, G. w. Patterson.
Mrs. Mary Kellogg, who has been liv-
ing in the house of Eugene Wardner has
moved her household goods to Bethel
into house owned by her on Pleasant
street.
Carl McAllister came from Boston on
Thursday for several days stay with |
his sister, Mrs. Alice Bruce.
Henry and Eaton Walcott, who have
been in Rochester this week to attend |
the funeral of Mrs. Mary Hodgkins their |
sister, arrived here Thursday and with |
them their sister, Mrs. Dryer, who came
for time to occupy the house owned on
the Highlands by the late Mrs. Hodgkins
who died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Estelle ellison, in New Haven, Conn.
For several years Mrs. Hodgkins was in
town and had many friends here, but
was obliged to give up her home ON ac-
count of i'll health.
Mrs. Emma Holbrook went to Bethel
Thursday for a few days stay with
friends, after which she viii return here
to pass some time with Mrs A t. Steph-
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Clafn have received
news this week from their son, Hugh
Claflin, who has been in service at Wash
ington, d. c., that he expects to be sent
across this week. His wife has been in
Washington for some time, where she
has position which she will give up as
he is sent away.
Everett Bingham, who went first to
Camp Devens, has been transferred to
Camp Humphreys, Accotink, Va, as a
member of Co. ID, second training regi
ment.
Levi Erskine and w. C. Emerson went
to Montpelier on Thursday to attend a
Shrine meeting.
The third Liberty loan in the Randolph '
Braiptree- Brookfield district amounted to {
sl04,550 of which Randolph took S94 $50. !
The first Liberty loan amounted to $780,,
300 in this district and the second loan I
sl50,000, these three towns having in 9
vested total of 1854, $50 in war bonds
Turing the last IL months. I
The Memorial day address will be Civ
IN here by Rev. +. S. Tolman, the exer a
Uses taking place at Randolph Center. |
Rev. Fraser Metzger will deliver the SER
non on the Sunday before t
The University club held its last meet y
ng for the season with Robert Chedel at
he home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /
j A. Chedel, on Tuesday evening Prof. b
lewis H. Flint of the University of Yer
mont faculty gave an interesting talk on Y
cience. W
Misses Helen and Laura Wedgwood
re in New York this week for few "
avs stay.
The annual rollcall of the Baptist
hurch was held on Wednesday evening t.
nth an attendance Of about so people.
supper was served and, following this,
program of musical selections given, a
ollcal and the free viii offering, the
xact amount Of which was not made R
nown. Mrs. Edwin Lane, a former
,ember, of Montpelier, was present and
poke to the company.