The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-03
RANDOLPH


/ The funeral of the late Mrs Harold
P. Gaylord was held from the ChedeI
home on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with large attendance. Rev. Fraser
Metzger was the officiating clergyman
and it was he who performed the mar
riage ceremony only two years ago last
May.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Seaver have re.
turned from their short wedding trip and
Mr. Seayer will be here till about the
middle of the month, when he expects to
report for service.
Mrs. Bert Flint and her daughter re-
turned on Friday from Roxbury, where
they were the night before to attend the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Flints son
Glenn Flint, to Miss Myrtle Howe. The
ceremony took place at the home OF the
bride and was witnessed by the imme-
date families only The bride was
gowned in white and carried white roses
and was unattended The officiating
clergyman was Rev. j. B. Sargent OF
Mortified, who is pastor of the Congre-
gational church there. Mr.. and Mrs
Flint expect, after short trip, to return
here for home, having purchased a
farm only a short distance out of town.
Mrs. Claude Martin and her son re-
turned to their home in Whitefield, N. H.,
after two weeks stay with Mrs. Win
ME Dyer.
Mrs. Elizabeth MoAllister of Waitsfeld
was the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
EF. A. Joslyn Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Joslyn
! of Sharon have also been guests in the
same home this week.
G. f. Griswod will move his family
next week to st. Johnsbury, so as TO be
near his business headquarters. His
daughter, Miss Marjorie, win teach the
coming year in that place.
Dan Z. Davis has purchased the So
called Silas Chadwick place on Fish hill
for his son law, Raymond Davis, who
now occupies it.
Miss Irene Murphy, who has been q
guest in the home of 2. G. Smith, went
Monday to Worcester, Mass,
Miss Georgia White Of Springfield Is
passing her vacation here in town with
her father, Rev Homer White.
i Miss May Tyo was at her home in
Sharon last week, having been called
there by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. H. N. Story of Philadelphia is
being entertained this week by Mrs.
w. E. Lamson.
Miss Fern Fargo is in Richmond for q
few weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. A. L. Archambaut and son of
Lynn, Mass, were over-Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Danyow.
Lewis Goodheart, the son Of the late
Iucius Goodheart, was in town last week
after an absence Of IA years passed for
the most part in the West, Mr.. Good
heart is now employed in an airplane
mandatory in Boston He went from
here to Springfield, where most of his
relatives live.
The guests Of Mr. and Mrs. G., w. Hay
ward at their home, Overlook, are for
the present, Mrs. H. II. Dixon and Mrs.
w J. Cook of New Bedford, Mass, and
their daughter, Mrs. Bertha Higgins, and
son, Harold Higgins, of Hastings on. the
Hudson, N. Y. Mrs. Allen B. Daggett,
who has been guest at the same place
for two weeks, has returned to her home
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Lois Xix has gone to her sons
in Bethel Gilead for few weeks stay,
Supt. G. W. Patterson has prepared a
list of the town schools, showing the
average amount of war savings stamps
bought per pupil in the schools of this
supervisory district. The names of the
schools where the average is less than a
dollar per pupil is not given Gaylord
1880; Snowsvile S6.04; lower branch
s6l9; 0sgood hill, $443; Randolph Cen
ter intermediate, $429; north branch
$3.50; East Randolph, 1851; Brookfeld
high school, s3.44; Randolph Center
grammar, 1881; Fish hill, S3.ll; Bean
Vile, $2ss; North Randolph, SlS5;
BrooIfield Center, $3.50; Blaisdell Sl.56;
upper branch, $l.54; Randolph Center
primary, 1854; northeast Hill, $l.53;
South Randolph, $l.30; Burridge, $l25;
Brookfeld village, ST. The following list
gives the names of the town schools in
which at least half Of the pupils have
Invested in war savings stamps. The
figures represent the per cents: Archer
100, Randolph Center grammar %, lower
branch 80, Blaisdell So, Gaylord SO, Ran
holph Center intermediate 50, BeanviIle
30, East Randolph rs, Brookfeld Center
10, upper branch 81, north branch 81,
North Randolph 81, Osgood hill 81,
Brookfeld village so. Grades |, 2, and 3
of the Randolph graded school also had