The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-15
RANDOLPH

G. w. Douglas has been in Morrisyille
for a few days with relatives and on his
return he was accompanied by his broth
er, M. A. Douglas, who has come to pass
an indefinite time here
Mrs. w. z. Bartlett Of Royalton, a
graduate nurse, has come TO serve at the
sanatorium for few days during the
absence of the regular nurses, Miss &c.
celia Hendrickson, Miss Anna Terrill,
Miss Lora Corliss and Miss Thompson,
who went to Montpelier on Thursday to
take the state examination for regis
tered nurses Mrs. Bartlett will remain
during their absence Of a few days, look
ing after their work.
The Rochester club gave the first of a
series of dances, which they will give
this winter, on Thursday night at the
grange hall, with Gison's orchestra to
furnish the music. These parties have
been very popular for the last few years
and have been generously patronized and
greatly enjoyed
A union Thanksgiving service for the
victory of the last few days was held at
the Methodist church on Wednesday
evening, which proved very pleasant and
profitable The room was decorated with
the national colors, large flag, Dor
rowed from the high school, being placed
in the rear Of the choir aloft, over the
front Of the organ. The choir gave APP
propriate selections, and Rev R. n.
Moore presided at the meeting introduc-
ing the speakers, who were as follows;
Rev. r. s. Tolman, who was called to
speak upon the after effects of the great
war, from a religious standpoint; Rev.
g. o. Howe, upon the brotherhood which
had been established during the years OF
the conflict; L. s. Brigham from bust
ness outlook, and Principal p. @. Ham,
Of the educational advantage which
might and probably would be derived
from this in the future years. All Of the
speakers spoke interestingly and were
given close attention Mrs H. j. Smith
ers sang 'sWhen the War Is Over" and
with the singing of "The Star Spangled
Banner" the meeting closed with the
benediction by Rev. Joseph Hamilton.
Rev. w. S. smithers of Orleans, who
was in town the guest Of his son, II. j,
Smithers, and family, gave the prayer
in the opening service.
Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Rockwell went TO
Springfield Tuesday for short visit
with friends.
Miss Emma Blskely, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. L. J. Blakely, for
several weeks, has returned to her work
in Newport. Mrs Ellen Huntington,
who also has been here for the summer,
passing the time at her rooms on School
street, left the same day for Newport,
where she will pass the winter with her
sons, who reside there.
The Baptist ladies realized about $50
from their hash supper, which was given
in the vestry on Wednesday night.
Miss Florence Cantlin Of Lebanon, n,
r., who enlisted in the student nurses
corps. has received her orders to report
al Exeter, N. H., Nov, l6.
Mrs. Emma Thresher has sold her
farm on Fish hill to John Sails, who will
take immediate possession. Mrs. Thresh'
or will 90 Monday to Norwich, where
she has purchased house, and will re-
side permanently.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
held its first meeting Of the season Nov.
0 with Mrs. II. II. Paige, when Mrs. g. p
Iamson, the new president, was the pre-
siding officer. It was voted to hold the
meetings as last year, once a month