The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-11-07
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Gordon Bundy of st. Johnsbury
is passing week with her father, ID.
B. Cassidy, and wife. Mrs. Bundy will
be remembered here as Versa Cassidy.
The annual meeting OF the ladies' aid
society Of the Baptist church was held
at the chapel on Wednesday afternoon,
when the following officers were elected
to serve the coming year: President,
Mrs, j. II. Harlow; vice. president, Mrs.
John Curran; secretary, Mrs. D. B. Cas-
sidy; treasurer, Mrs. Louise Holman; ex-
executive committee, Mrs David Fra
sier, Mrs. Celia Jones, Mrs. Arthur Gall
arneau At this meeting plans were
made for the years work, and the 18th
hash supper viii be served at the
yestry, to which all are invited
The annual meeting of the Red Cross
society was held at the parish house on
Friday evening, when the following Off
GERS and committees were appointed:
Chairman, or president, f. T. Salisbury;
yiee-chairman, or president, Mrs E. II.
Allis; secretary, Mrs. n. C.. Buck; treas.
urer, Mrs. F. o. Copeland. The chair
man of the committees were as follows:
Miss Mary Dubois, chairman Of the sur
giea dressing work; Mrs. L. +. Man
chester, comfort bags; Mrs. w. w Nor
ton, housewives; Mrs. +. S. Brooks, ship
ping or packing department; Mrs. G. +.
Booth, civic relief; Pliny Morse, finance
committee; Mrs. i. I. Salisbury, chair.
man supply committee; Miss Annie
Walsh, meeting; Miss Elizabeth Holden,
chairman school committee; membership
committee Mrs. II. A. Leonard, Miss
Annie Walsh, also assistant secretary
conservation committee, " A. Grant ;
executive committee, NJ. NJ. Wilson, Il.
J. O'Brien, Pliny Morse, Mrs II. A. Leon.
ard, Mrs. G. s. Booth, Miss Elizabeth
Holden, Mrs Genie Carrigan, Mrs. +, T..
Brooks, Miss Annie Walsh, Miss Mary
Dubois, DIR. @. w. Scott, Mrs. Fred
shequin, Mrs. E II. Allis. A delegation
went from here on Wednesday to attend
Red Cross chapter meeting.
Miss Ethel Gibbs, sanatorium nurse,
went to Roxbury on. Wednesday for a
short stay with friends.
Mrs. Henry Booth, who has been i'll for
months from the effects of shock, is
now very low and in critical condition.
She Is at the sanatorium.
Mrs. J. G. Addy, after NJ short stay
with her father, Merton Rogers, in
Braintree, left ON Wednesday for her
home in Barre.
Rev. Fraser Metzger left on Tuesday
night for Louisville KY, where he ex-
pected 10 arrive on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Metzger expects TO remain there for
the next three months in training.
Three ladies took up the work of So
Letting names for the federal amend
ment on Tuesday. They were located in
the hall leading to the main hall in
which the town meeting was held, and
they had petition Of three hundred
names, signed by the voters Of the
town.
Mrs. R. II. Slack is quite i'll at the
sanatorium, and does not seem to gain
from her influenza, with which she has
been suffering for three weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Wells, after a two weeks
stay in the home Of her son, John Wells,
at East Randolph, returned home on
Wednesday
DR.. f. A. Eaton had return Of his
attack Of influenza on Saturday or Sun
day, and has since been quite i'll at the
home Of Mrs. G. f. Cushman Mrs. Eat
on il better and able to ride out for a
short distance.