The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-30
RANDOLPH

H. NJ. Smith has sold the farm located
in Granville owned by L. q. Labounty
OF Randolph to w. J. Mcknight of Nor
wood, Mass, and will give possession
about May /.
Mrs. Jennie Judd has closed her work
at the home Of Mrs. II. y. Bell aud gone
TO Aurora, ILL.,, 10 remain with her
daughter.
The eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Bushor Is i'll with pneumonia
and under the care of Miss Irene Merri'
am.
Ernest Kibby. an instructor in the
public schools in Keene, n. H., has been
in town for the past week.
Miss Annie Wood, teacher IN Essex,
is passing her vacation here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs f. b Wood.
The drive for the Syrian and Arme'
MAN relief fund amounted TO sls5.2b'
Miss Mabel Hamilton left on Friday
for Montpelier and after a short stay
there will go to Derby, where she viii
be for a few weeks teaching,
Mrs. 4. H. Loveland and her infant
daughter have gone to Lincoln, Neb., her
former home, having been called by the
death Of her brother, who was in tram
ing camp in North Carolina.
Misses Dorothy Wallace of New YORK
and Dorothy Putnam of Montpelier are
being entertained at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. A. Il. Chandler
/ Fred H. Smith of West Someryille,
/ Mass. announces the marriage of his
! daughter. Florence Corinne to Albert
! Daniel Evans, on Saturday evening,
March %, the ceremony having been per
! formed bv Rev. William + Wilson, pas,
tor of the Baptist church in West Som,
eryille. The bride has been often in
4 town for many weeks in the summer
and i well known by several friends
here.
Twenty four persons united with Beth
any church at the Wednesday evening
service held on Holy week; five by let
| ter and the rest by confession OF faith
| The meetings which had been held
| through the week till that time, closed
that evening and the pastor returned
to East Randolph TO assist in the sugar
ing at the Il. w Kent sugar place, where
are his assistants, Ernest Hatch and v
/ A. Grant.
Miss Grace Wood stopped of on hen
wav from White River Junction to Mi
ton on Tuesday and was the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. +. A. Thomas.
Mrs. S. j. Jocelyn is in New YORK
this week with her sister in law, Miss
Louise Jocelyn.
Miss Freida Peach of Manchester, \
H., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. {. II
Ellison.
At the annual meeting of Whitney
chanter. No. ). r. A. NJ, held here or
Tuesday evening, the following officer:
were elected: Edward +. kibby, r. n
p; Grin w. Mann. king; Robert Chedel
scribe; Levi G. Erskine, treasurer; Al
bert j. Huse, secretary; Frank STILES
C. of H.; Charles /. Boyden, 7. y; Loul'
Brigham, Il. A. {,
The book campaign under the direc
ton of the local librarian, Miss Moulton
resulted in 400 books having been left Al
the library for the soldiers and sailors
This was under the direction primarily
of Mrs. ]. J. 0steyee, chairman OF tn
service branch Of The woman's commit
tee
Junior Red Gross is being formed
under the direction of Miss Elizabetl
Holden in the school. Work for tn
French and Belgian children has beer
begun by the girls in the grammar
, grades, -, =.
George 0steyee, who was with M
mother a part of the six days furlough
, left Tuesday, going by the way. OF Mid
dlebury, to port. Mr., Osteyee Is sea
man on the troop ship Covington