The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-16
RANDOLPH

Rev. Joseph Hamilton went to White
River Junction on Friday to attend the
funeral of friend.
Mrs. Ellis, wife of Dr. Ellis Of South
Royalton, arrived here Friday to visit
Miss Hattie Sault, who is here on short
leave of absence with her sisters.
Miss Gladys Olmstead of Richmond
closed vacation Of two weeks here,
which she passed with Mrs. L. S. Fair
banks, and her granddaughter, Laurel
Fairbanks, and returned Friday to her
home.
Mrs Robert Smith, who has been with
her, son, Earl Smith, and wife for the
past three weeks, on the farm, left on
Friday for her home in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs Elbridge Holman is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Mary Mckenzie, of
Thorndike, Mass, and Miss Margaret
Kenneburg of Pawtucket, r.. l,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cromb of Phila-
delphia have been passing two weeks
here with the parents of the latter, Mr..
and Mrs. d. j. Frazier Mr. Cromb has
gone on six weeks business trip
through the West, and on his return will
join Mrs. Cromb here and they will re-
turn to their home " Philadelphia.
Wayne Hedges recently returned from
overseas, has entered AN army hospital
at otisville, ~ y, for few weeks
treatment. The lung difficulty, which
he developed in a slight degree, does not
warrant his being sent to Colorado.
Miss Mary Dubois has signed the con
tract as instructor in mathematics and
English, and Miss Mabel Minis, as teach
er Of science:, history and English for
the high school the coming year
July 81 the public service commits
sion issued its certificate Of approval
to the transfer Of the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange property, to the White
River Telephone company of Bethel, in
accordance with recent sale The prop
erty is now theirs to manage and con
troll. Manager c. ID. Cushing plans to
install large amount of new cable, to
take care of the lines in the main part
of the village as soon as it can be Sc
cured.
Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Morse left here
Thursday on a motor trip to Great Bar
rington, Mass, and then 60 to Cape
Cod. and return by the way Of Boston
W. w. Seymour and Fred Ripley of
Swampscott, Mass, were over-Sunday
visitors at the home of Emma Seymour,
and at the home of c. W. Danyow Mr.
and Mrs. z. F. Seymour of Lynn, Mass,
are in town also, arriving here Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Vail have returned
from two months visit with their sons,
Jackson Vail at Rochester, and Scion
Vail at Pomfret.
Robert j. Thayer arrived home last
Thursday, having received his discharge
from the army. He will remain here for
time, and then begin an S0day CON
tract, canvassing for the Frontier Press,
after which he hopes to continue in aero
plane motor work, which was his branch
in the service.
DIR. Norman Morgan and daughter,
Miss Olive, Of New York CITY are at
the home Of Edwin Morgan for several
days.
Miss Cora Osgood arrived home Mon
day night from Schuyler Falls, N. ",
where she had been a member Of the
Woman's Land army, during the sum
mer.
MI anu MIS- CoEHellus bdllaRher OF
Bridesburg, Pa, Miss Dorothy Wallace,
H. w. Spooner of New York, and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. Greene of Montpelier
are visiting at Greystone.
Mrs Sadie Bruce and granddaughter
of Amesbury, Mass, came Tuesday for
visit with the sister of Mrs. Bruce,
Mrs f. H. Allis.
Mrs. l. d. Litchfeld has summer board
ers, in the person of Miss Emily and
Miss Kate Hodsdon of Brookline, Mass
Miss Lizzie Corners of Marlboro, Mass,
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Peck.