The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-02-17
RANDOLPH


Col. Israel Converse chapter. Daugh-
ters of American Revolution, held their
postponed meeting at the home of Mrs.
G. w. Scott on Saturday afternoon. Feb.
/ Is, with Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Chambers
as hostesses There were present IL mem
bers and four guests THE program was
as follows Mrs. S. II. Mccullough gave
a paper on the Vermont Association of
Boston; Mrs. G.. A. Laird on "Shall
Women Be Granted the Right of Fran
chise2' Mrs. Laard for the negative side.
and Mrs. Weiss, who was to have paper
on the affirmative, was absent, having
been in Philadelphia for several weeks /;
Miss Harriette Hayward sent a reading
on Jeanette Rankin" which was read
by Miss Clarke. Miss Julia Cummings
was present and contributed piano selec-
tions, which were much enioyed Re-
freshments were served by the hostesses.
and very pleasant afternoon passed.
Harry Chase came on Friday night to
remain over night with his family, and
Saturday Mrs. Chase and the children
returned as TAR as Hartford with him,
and he went on to Boston. Mrs. Chase
visited her aunt, Mrs. Ann Moulton, at
Hartford, who is there for the winter,
c. d, Stephenson has rented for one
year, beginning March J, the farm, stock
and tools, Of j. H. Fits.
Miss Olive Smith has gone to Wal
than, Mass, for three weeks visit with
relatives.
The local branch of the New England
Milk Producers association met recently
at The Naples, with an attendance of rs.
T. Blair Of Brook1ield was elected pres
ident, and also delegate to the N. r. NJ
p. A. annual meeting to be held in Bos
ton Feb. %. r. Il. Burnett of Bethel was
chosen secretary. The meeting was ad
dressed by County Agent +. H. Loveland,
and by A. S. Hall, organizer OF the N.
f. NJ. p. A.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
met with Mrs. George Chedel on Satur-
day afternoon with a good attendance.
| The program was an attractive one, and
the meeting one of enjoyment.
At the meeting of the Bethany Mis-.
sionary union held at the parish house
on Tuesday afternoon NJ NJ. Wilson gave
q very interesting talk upon the Philip
pines, MI. Wilson illustrated by the aid
of photographs and individual maps
made by Mrs, IL T. Johnson which
added much to the interest.
Mrs Lizzie Booth who was elected lee
turer of the grange for the year, gave
bar st,r,a a., -, g,4,,rA,,. a 4
George Flint was installed in that Of
fee. Installation was also given TO three
other officers who by reason of illness
were not present nj the regular installa-
| tion, Q. N. Gates, master; Elias Gates
assistant steward, and Mrs Mary Mich
OILS, secretary. The committees for the
year, which were announced, are as fol-
lows: Business and finance, Lyman
Hutchinson, Glenn Webster; resolutions
Mrs. J. c. Harlow, Miss Kate Connolly
Mrs. c. c. Flint; flower and visiting com
mittee, Mrs. Ralph Nichols, Mrs. John
CufTan, Mrs. George Allen; cooperation
George Flint, j. c. Harlow, George H
Slack; social, Mrs. G. L. Carrigan, Mrs,
Carrie Flint, Mr.. and Mrs. George Du-
kettle, The first and second degrees were
conferred on class Of six, and the third
and fourth will be given next meeting
Mrs. Kate Brock is giving some fine
entertainments at the Star theatre at
present, the one on Saturday evening
being one Of merit, and highly commend
able
Mrs George Emery, who has been in
Hartlaud takiutr care az a - 60 of Illness
1 has returned home.