The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-21
RANDOLPH

Fern Rebekah lodge held a very
pleasant meeting on Wednesday night,
it being a special, called for the pur-
pose of an official visitation from Mrs.
Gertrude Jewell, vice president Of the
Rebekah assembly. There were pres
ent about 30 members, and the degree
was given one candidate Following
the initiatory work the e-president
gave her remarks, in. which she spoke
some warm words of praise for the de-
gree team and its work. Remarks
were given by other officers aud fol-
lowing this the roll call of the evening
was taken up, most of the members
responding by quotation Refreshments
were served by a committee appointed
for that purpose The next meeting,
which falls on the 22d, is one of import
anee, as the nomination of officers for
the ensuing year will then be made.
The election takes place the last meet
ing in December. Mrs. Jewell left on
Thursday morning for Windsor to
make her official visit upon the lodge
in that place.
Mrs. Myra Abbott Of Springfield,
Mass, was the guest of her cousins, the
Misses ENERGY and Ellon Matthews and
Mrs, A. G. Bailey. Thursday she left
here for Waterbury, where she went to
visit her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Clifford went to
South Royalton on Thursday to visit
relatives.
Hartley Forth left Thursday for st,
Adams. where he expects employment
for a time. Mr.. Forth has worked for
the Salisbury company here for nearly
25 years, but leaves here because his
father, who has gone to ST. Adams to
live with his daughter, requires the as
sistance Of his son also.
Miss Minnie Davis has closed her
kindergarten school for week, on ac-
count of Illness.
DR.. F. c. ANGEL is i'll with a quinsy
sore and is suffering much from the
trouble.
Joseph Sault of Athol. Mass, was
the guest of his nephew, Henry SauH,
for few days last week.
H. D. Lane has bought OF n. S. Dus.
tin, the Dyer farm in Rochester Hol.
low, and Mr.. Lane will build a house
thereon in the spring.
Mrs. Ada Carr Of ST. Adams has come
to pass some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. p. Morse
Mrs. Sabina Wheeler aged 81, passed
away Friday in Mortified at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs,Frank Byrant after few
days illness, Mrs. Wheeler was born
in Marshfeld, and is survived BY two
sons, J. A. Wheeler of Braintree and
George Wheeler of Marshfield. The re-
mains We're brought to Randolph sun
day by John Mccormick, and burial
was in Southyiew cemetery. Rev, l.. O.
Chase of Braintree OBLIGATED Mrs.
Wheeler was q nurse in the Civil war,
serving from 1863 to 1865. She was
present at the surrender Of Lee and
was present in many great battles.
Mrs. w. H. Morrill, and four children
are guests Of Mr. and Mrs. o. n Gates
and are moving from Newport TO Scat
tie, Wash.
Mrs. L. NJ Tracy of BYaintree. who
has been working at the home of A.
j. Curtis, tripped over rug and fell,
breaking neT WflSt. MIS-. y. Y. Alden
is caring for her at the Curtis home
for the present.
c. c. Morse went on a business trip
to several places in MassaehuSett, leay-
ing here Wednesday Mrs Morse ac-
companied him as far as Brattlcboro,
where she went to meet her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Elizabeth Rand.
The Leon Webster corporation mill
will begin operations on Monday, with
w. c. Emerson as foreman or superin-
tendent. Mr.. Webster has secured some
stock with which to begin work.