The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-23
RANDOLPH


A daughter was born last Sunday Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Holman of Fan
somville, n. ", The child is a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hol
man of Randolph.
| Mrs. d. B. Cassidy went to Barton
TINS week to see Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
cassidy and on her return Thursday
was accompanied by her daughter in
old child.
Mr' and Mrs, Charles Wood, who have
peen IN Greensboro this summer in camp
az caspian lake, came on Thursday and
VIII take possession of the Hyzer house
on South Pleasant street. which thew
nave rented Mr.. Wood will teach music
IN Springfield the coming year, but will
be home often.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Furkee Of LowslI
slassr are IN town the guests of Mrs.
Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Eugeue Holman.
Mrs. A. b. Hayward Of East Randolph
who has been in the sanatorium. has
been moved to the home of Mrs N. G.
Greene, and Miss Pitkin, the nurse. is
now taking care of her there. Her
daughter, Miss Inez Hayward, is also
there assisting
Mrs. A. N. Granger of Lawrence
Mass, the guest of her sister, Mrs. N.
=: Greene for several days, left here on
Thursday for White River Junction, and
Will visit in Lebanon, N. H., for a short
time before going to her home Miss
Grover, her daughter, who has also been
mere, went to that place the first of the
week to visit relatives.
Elton Stevens, after passing several
days here with his father, G. C. Stevens.
has gone to White River Junction for
visit with his sister. Mrs. James
Menard, before returning to Lawrence.
w, G. Whitaker and his son, p. P.
Whitaker, of Bethel were in town on
Thursday for short stay, calling on
old friends.
Mrs. F. p. Rogers was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Morse from Tuesday
tlll Thursday and from here went to
South Royalton, returning to her home
in Barre on Saturday.
Mrs. William Gardner, and son OF Ce
darhurst, L. l., is now the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Fraser Metzger. and family
Miss Conjetta Vancore, who has been
passing the summer with Mr. and Mrs.
n w. Tewksbury, went to Beverly.
Mass, Monday.
Miss Cora Osgood Of Pike, N H., is in
town for a two weeks vacation with
her father, A. G. 0sgood.
II. G. kibbee went to Concord, N. H., |
wednesday after passing three months |
in town with friends.
II. +. Tilson is taking two weeks va. |
cation from the postoffice, and is pass.
ing the time at home.
A son was born Thursday morning to 4
Mr.. and Mrs, George N. Jerd of Randolph
avenue.
A. d. Steele, for the past fifteen wears
porter at the Randolph inn, finished
work there this week, his place being
taken by Wilson Hopkins Of st. Johns
bury. Mrs, Matte Copeland, who has
also been there, has finished her work I
and expects to return to Middlebury as
natron of the dormitory.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Eldredge have sold
heir house on Prospect avenue to Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Kidder, the price being
$4,000. Possession will be given in thir-
y days. Mr. Kidder, who owns the
Ais farm, will sell his farm.
Lieut.. Raymond Briggs passed cou.
DE Of days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. F. Briggs, this week. He has
completed a course in the fourth officers
raining school at Camp Grant, Rock.
ord, Ill, receiving commission as see.
md lieutenant, He left on Thursday
light for Camp Grant for his assign
nent.
Henry Hatch has finally been heard
rom after long delay in the mail
ienry expects to engage in light work
DON, after having been in the hospital
or several months.
Charles Goodheart, former Randolph
oy, has arrived safely overseas. and
efore his sailing, passed few hours
nth his people In New Haven, Conn.
Miss Victoria W. Morse. who began 2
uty in the war risk insurance Office at c
D. C., has received her ap. {
ointment as supervisor