The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-07
RANDOLPH

The time Tor the installation Of ON
GERS for Fern Rebekah lodge has been
fixed for next Tuesday evening, when
the deputy president from Montpelier
will, with her marshal, be present and
officiate at the ceremonies
Randolph lodge Of /. o. o. T. held their
installation on Monday evening follow
ing which a program was given, and re
freshments were served. The officers who
were installed by R. H. Downer, d, D.
G. master, and G. w. Wallis, D. D. G.
marshal of Waitsheld, We're: Noble
grand j. NJ. Jones; Y, g., G, D. Mud.
cett; secretary, n. G. Buck; treasurer,
A. NJ. Hubbard; r. S. n. G., L. G. Frs
kline; L. s. y. G., o. r, Greene; r. S.
V. G., A. 3. Ayerill; l.. S. Y. G., G.. W.
Danyow; warden, Il. M. Montgomery
conductor, c. L, Richardson; /. g., +, P.
Stokes; 0. G., F, II. Ketchum; chaplain,
f. l.. Sargent
Mrs. S. Il. Brooks of South Royalton
was in town on Thursday to consult DR..
u. p. Clifford,
Mrs. 4. /. Bass of Bethel arrived here
on Thursday for a visit with her sister
n-law, Mrs. c, K. Pratt,
Miss Frieda Prince, who teaches in
Brookfeld, is i'll at the home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Harry Tilson, with influenza,
Mrs. Tilson is also i'll with the same dis
ease.
G. A. Osha went 10 Mortified Thurs
day to see his father, William Osha,
who is i'll and threatened with pneumo-
MIA
H. NJ. Totman was in Barre Thursday
to attend a meeting Of the telephone
companies, when they considered rates
and other matters OF interest TO their
business.
The churches will resume their serv-
ices on Sunday after a three weeks close
this time. 1t is expected that DIR. Shaw
will be here the I'D with the Method
iss church.
Miss Hazel Hodgkius, who came from
Montpelier to assist in the care Of her
mother, Mrs, W. g. Hodgkins. has re-
turned to Montpelier, her mother having
improved in the last few days.
Mrs. K. l.. Chase has been in Water
bury this week to visit her husband al
the hospital, where he is passing a few
weeks for treatment. For the last few
days he has been i'll with a severe cold
but otherwise is improving,
The latest reports from Hattie SAUL,
nurse with A. +. F. in France, an
nounce that she is Of Bordeaux, France
awaiting transportation to the United
States, Miss SauIt was on duty in a
base hospital in southern France, until
December p, and since that time has
undergone an operation.
The fire company was called out Sun.
day to extinguish a fire in the C. b.
Mann house on Central street. The fire
was caused by a chimney burning out.
Mrs. Inez Segar began work Friday in
the office Of the Champlain Realty ocm-
pany at White River Junction.
Mrs, A. L. Stephen, who has been i'll
with influenza for the last three weeks,
is now improving.
A letter from Arthur Osha to his
brother, G. A. Osha, states that he is in
Bordeaux, France, expecting to sail for
the United States very soon. He has
been promoted to corporal in Battery C.,
302d field artillery,
Rev. Fraser Metzger attended a min
isters' conference in Barre Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ, S. Warwick of Windsor is
passing the week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w, w. Brown.
Helen NJ, widow of Herbert S. Bragg
has sold to Frank Brigham and wife, for
So 200, her farm in East Randolph Mr..
Brigham, who occupies the George Brig
ham farm, will soon move to his pur-
chase.
Miss Mary Danyow was given sur
prise party Tuesday evening, the occa
sion being her 18th birthday anniver-
sary. There was music, singing and
dancing, refreshments and birthday
cake