The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-07
RANDOLPH

Mrs. l.. B. Johnson was in Montpelier
on Wednesday for short stay with
friends before leaving here, for the
winter.
Mrs. Lewis Flint, who has been here
for the most part Of two months with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. A. Chedel,
left on Wednesday for Burlington to
join her husband, who is one of the
faculty at the University of Vermont.
Miss Blanche Sparhawk and O. r.
Curry were in Montpelier on Wednes-
day for short stay.
The e. A. Strout Farm agency has
sold through it's agent, +. S. Spaulding,
the Stoddard farm in Stockbridge,
owned by Mrs. O. L. ingalls, of Old
Orchard, Me-, to Arthur S. Monroe of
Springfield. The Mrs Lille E, Sar-
gent place on the Braintree road has
been sold to Albert Fowler of Bell
vile, N. j. Mr.. Fowler buys for
home and will move here about the first
Of January,
Mrs. Carrie Bridgman of Springfield,
Mass, who has been in town, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Fits and 9TH
er relatives for several days, left on
Thursday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Dearborn Of South
STAFFORD have moved to Randolph and
taken rooms in the ell of the DIR.
Blanchard house. Mr.. Dearborn is EN-
ployed by the Bailey. Music company.
A Halloween party was held at the
vestry of the Baptist church Friday
evening. Games and Halloween stunts
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. About $50 was cleared.
Il. T. Salisbury has closed his house
for the winter and they have apart.
ments at the Clifford house with Mrs.
Bertha R1mriIl, where they also have
their meals
William J. Rattee, jr, and Mrs. Hat
tie Lemery Prentice, both of East
Granville, were married at the Beth.
any parsonage Saturday evening by
Rev Fraser Metzger.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Adams have come
from Waterbury, where they went to
pass the winter, to attend TO the NOV
ing of their household goods to that
place, where they have taken apart
ments.
Mrs. George o. Newell of Highwater,
P. O., is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
P. c. Dodge
Max Thomas left Sunday night for
Lisbon, n H., where he has work on a
lumber job
Mrs, f. Z, Neill is in South Royalton,
having been called to attend her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G, L. Joslyn, who is quite ILL.,
Miss Florence Neill of Springfield is
also with her sister there.
Lena, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Handley of East Granville, is
i'll and the family are in quarantine
for the present until such, time as It
may be definitely decided what is the
cause of her illness.
Mrs. H. L. Hatch received a tele-
gram this week, announcing the death
Of her mother, Mrs. Augustus L. Chan
der, at Oakland, Cal Mrs. Chandler
was born in Tunbridge "a years ago.
Her husband went from Strafford to
California in 1850. After few years
he returned and married, when they
both returned. Mr.. Chandler died in
1888.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Chadwick we're
surprised by 20 friends Of theirs in
Bethel, who came TO pass Halloween
with them. The time was passed in
cards and other games and a pleasant
evening enjoyed by ALL
The store of Ernest Tracy has been
finally closed here this week, the bust
ness going to Jackson Vail, who, with
his family, viii soon move here from
Rochester Mr., Tracy will remain with
Mr. Vail as long as it is necessary to
assist him in the business, with which
he has little experience.
The household goods of r. Catfn of
Burlington have been moved here this
week and Mr. Catlin took possession Of
the Moulton farm. A carload of reg
istered stock also arrived, which Mr.
Catlin brings to improve the stock
Mrs, Mark Osgood and three children
came from Richford this week and are
for the present stopping at the home
of her mother, Mrs. 0rville Carey.