The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-28


Mr.. Fullam's automobile for Boston,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Fullam win visit
their son, Herbert H., and family. Mr.,
and Mrs. Yaw have relatives to visit,
Herbert Fl. Fullam came on the Saturday
night train from Boston to drive the car
for them Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r, Perham of Hart
ford, Mr.. and Mrs Burnham and Mr.. and
Mrs, Bruce Of Hartford, Conn, were call
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Smith Sun
day.
Miss Pauline Chase, who has been in
Oxford, Mass, several months, arrived
home Sunday
Miss Edna Sargent il spending some
time with her brother and sisters in
Woodsville, NH.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Buck Of East Rox.
bury, Mrs. Howard Edison and two chill
dren of Washington, d. c., were callers
on Mrs A. L. Follansbee Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Chase is clerking in the
five and ten cent store in Barre for a
while.
Mr. and Mrs Terrence Allis Of Haver-
HILL Mass, are spending their vacation
with his cousin, w. S. Allis, at their cot
tage.
Clarence Carpenter of Montpelier re-
Gently spent several days with his broth
er, Ira Carpenter.
Mrs Ina Huxley and daughter Of Chi
cago who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Nancy Abbott, started
Friday for their home
Hon, and Mrs W. S. Allis entertained
Sunday at their cottage, Hillcrest,
party of Is. relatives and friends A
bountiful dinner was served. The occa
sion was very enjoyable.
The town clerk, ). 4. Follansbee, was
lin Chelsea Monday to deliver two regis
tration cards. Those who registered Aug
"a were Forrest Clyde Upham and Harry
.Carman Aseltine.
There win be a meeting for all those
interested in a cooperative creamery at
grange hall in North Randolph, Wednes
day evening, Aug. %. Mr.. Edwards,
manager Of the Richmond creamery, is
expected to be present to talk on the sub
iect Of cooperation.
Mrs, Laura Allis Of Randolph spent
last week.with her brother, r. w Wal
bridge, She is spending this week with
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs W. s..
Alis, at their cottage
The board OF civil authority adjourned
their meeting till Saturday, Aug. 81, at s
o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, for many
years state treasurer OF the Vermont
Missionary union, ia speaking in the
state in the interest Of the Conquest
Program" for Congregational churches
and viii meet the members Of the Ran
dolph union at Bethany church Friday
Aug 30, at 3 p. m. 1t is hoped that
Brookfield, East Brookfeld, Braintree
Braintree hill and Randolph Center will
be well represented at this important
conference.
Prof and Mrs w P Abbott Of Green
field, Mass came Friday to spend one
week with his mother, Mrs, Nancy Alb
bott
Last Tuesday Carroll Edison, Mrs. L, t.
Bigelow, Miss Lucille Partridge and friend
started by auto, with Elton Ellis as
chauffeur, on trip through the White
mountains, arriving home at 10 a. m
Wednesday, having covered during the
20 hours 1886 miles Their course took
them through ST. Johnsbury, as far east
as Gorham. N. IT., then going south
passing through the beautiful scenery of
the mountains, taking in the summit Of
Mount Washington, the last eight miles
Of the descent being so steep it took two
hours to make it, and one hour to return,
viewed with admiration "The Old Man
of the Mountains" and the other scenes
which have become historic. as far as
Danbury, Canaan and Enfield, N IT,
THAR f,Ioa aYira Vyaa n,,ha nnad by. having
two blowouts and several side trips due
to misrepresented directions obtained
from the natives. All were enthusiastic
as to all that pertained to the trip and
assert that next year they will take
more time to enjoy what is really an en-
yiable outing.