The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-18
RANDOLPH
Eugene Mazzolini and Miss Mabel Girard
Married.

Eugene Mazzolini and Miss Mabel II.
Girard of Winsted, Conn, were united
in marriage by the Catholci priest on
Wednesday at Winsted. Conn. They
arrived here Thursday morning and are
at the 0sgood farm in Braintree for a
few days. The groom's brother, Anthony
Mazzollni, was present at the marriage.
The bride was formerly teacher in the
high school here for several years and
left here to take post graduate course
at Columbia college. The groom was
graduated from the high school here and
is also graduate of the Columbia col
lege of pharmacy. Sept. / he took pos.
session of a drug store he purchased in
South Royalton, and it is in that town
that the couple will locate.
Mrs, Claude Locklin, who is passing
some time with her father, +. A. For
tin left Friday for st. Adams, on a bust
ness trip.
Miss Helen McCuin, teacher in
Northampton, Mass, who has been here
for few days on her vacation, returned
this week to resume her work.
Henry G.. Hatch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
II. L. Hatch, and Miss Esther NJ. Rich
ardson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T..
Richardson were married at Rochester
on Wednesday evening by Rev. j. j..
Marvin.
d. l.. LOOMS has sold his l00-acre pas
ture and woodland recently purchased
by him of w. Il. Martin to H. NJ. Gay
lord and /. f. Briggs. Mr. LOOMS has
purchased the house of Mrs. Helen Chad
wick on Randolph avenue, which he in
tends to make his home. Mr. Loomis
now owns the Kellogg house, the Mar
tin block and the Chadwick house on
Randolph avenue.
Newell B, Lee and Miss Dorothy Swart
Of Roxbury were married Oct. at the
Baptist parsonage by Rev. F. 5. Toll
man.
The Stearns house on South Pleasant
street, which has been occupied for sew
eral years by George Allen, has been
sold by the owner, G. A. Adams, Of Post
Mills to $, w Howard, who will occupy
it for home.
Mrs. Theodore Williams, who since the
death of her husband has been with her
son, J. H. Williams, has moved to the
A. II. Flint house on Park street.
A. B. Gay hhs sold to Samuel Sails
and Perley Hackett 20 acres of land on
Fish hill near the II. H. Church farm.
Mrs. Erma B. Hanks has purchased
the Fits house on Weston street, which
she viii occupy for a home.
G. II. Slack has moved from the farm
on the Center road to his house on Ma
Pile street, recently occupied by H. j,
Smithers, and the latter has moved to
the house Of f. A. Heath for the pres
ent.
Mrs Catherine Metzger, recently re
turned from Paris, Is passing several
days here with her brother, Rev. Fraser
Metzger She expects To leave here the
first Of the week for New York City,
where she has position as secretary to
the vice-president of the U. S. Distribu-
ton Co.
Rev. R. H. Moore has moved from
the Methodist parsonage on the High
lands 10 the Burroughs house, which the
church recently purchased for a parson-
age, and they will sell the one on the
Highlands in the near future
The Green Mountain Stock farm,
which has been the property Of the
Moulton family for many years, and
later OF Moulton brothers, has been sold
to f. Catlin of Burlington Mr.. Catlin
recently cold his $4,000 farm in Burling-
ton and buys here with the intention of
stocking the farm with a herd of regis
tered Ayrshires and improve the pres
ent condition. The new owner will take
possession the first Of November. The
sale was made through NJ. NJ. Wilson.
The residence Of C. r Moulton and about
eight acres of land are reserved
The Frank Sawyer farm is now the
property Of Mrs. p o. Bergamo, and she
has rented the same to II. d. Lane who
has taken possession.
C. Fl. Nichols of New York City, who
has been at Mortified this week at the
centennial observance of Norwich uni
versity, visited his sister, Mrs. T. c. An
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