The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-25
RANDOLPH

) The reports which were received a
noon Friday indicate the sum OF $500
for the Red Cross work, but this Is moi
regarded AZ final, and more is expected
TO be reported before the end of th'
week II IL. however, with good dea
of satisfaction TO the committee and peo
!, pie in general that this sum can be re
ported.
Several boys from here went to Mont
pelier Friday afternoon, where they had
been summoned To enter the service OF
the country. Among these were Wayne
Hodges, Roy Bragg, Harold Tatro, Burton
Flint, Elmer Greene, Jerry Jarvis, Leon
Stokes. There was quite a delegation
out TO see them of. John Oney, who,
although he went from RoXbury, is a
Randolph boy, met them there. Mr.. and
Mrs. 0ney and the two sisters went 10
Montpelier Friday morning To meet him
there. Almost the entire force OF work.
| men from the Salisbury factory were out
TO see Burton Flint off, he being en-
ployed at the mill.
George Walker of Holyoke, Mass, has
arrived for few days visit with his
sister Mrs. Ida Drake
Mrs Edwin Weston of Derry, N. H.,
came Friday for few days stay with
her mother, Mrs. Eugene Ellison,
Clarence Gladding, chief of the fire de-
partment at Barre, came here Friday for
short stay with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii.
Gladding.
Mrs. Berry Chadwick, who had come
from Concord. n. H., to visit her brother,
DR. o. d. Greene of Bethel, came here ON
Friday TO visit her brother, o. +. Greene,
and family for few days.
Miss Edna Moore went to Montpelier
Friday afternoon for a short stay.
Mrs. Estelle ellison, who has been in
this vicinity for the last three weeks, re-
turned as far as Holyoke, Mass, Friday, |
and from there will go to her home in
New Haven, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Allis. who have
been at Brookfield in their cottage for
few days, returned Friday to their home
in Norwich, Conn, and were accompanied
as far as Amherst, Mass, by Mrs. Laura
Allis, who went to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Hardy, and other relatives IN the
state of Massachusetts,
Miss Marjorie Dales went to Bethel
Friday to spend several days with Mrs.
Ina Gonya.
DIR. A. c. Bailey was in Burlington this
week to attend the state meeting of the
health officers.
Mrs. Frederick Dumas and children
visited friends in town over Sunday, re-
turning the first of the week to Mont
pelier.
Mrs. Susan Conner of Kingston, Mass,
came from Rochester Saturday to pass
the summer with her brother, w. A.
Jones, and family.
Mrs. II. T. Holman and Mrs. c. S.
Booth were in Burlington Saturday to
meet Private Max r. Holman of Platts-
burg, n. Y, who accompanied them home
Tor short furlough.
Alton, son of Pearl Clough, and Wal
.er son of W. G. Hodgkins, have gone to /
4yndonville for a two weeks course at
he Vail training camp for instructing
Boys in farm work.
Private Glenn Thayer of Camp Devens,
Mass, recently visited his parents, Mr.. !
md Mrs. George Thayer, who live on the
highlands.
Paul Russlow, who has completed his 4
tudies in Norwich university for the u
rear, has gone TO Windsor, where he has n
employment in the machine shops.
1t is now expected that arrangements
will be made to retain Miss Eleanor II
lark here and that the teacher training /;
curse will be continued at Randolph high
chool for the coming year. The need of II
he course has become almost imperative r
nd it is hoped that it viii be retained
or another year at least. Ii