The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-14
RANDOLPH

Henry Vail, who has been in overseas
service for more than year, has re-
turned home for short visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Vail
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Thomas returned
Saturday night from week passed in
Boston.
returned Saturday night from Ludlow,
where they have been with relatives for
several weeks, and will make this their
home for the present Mr. Gates has not
yet accepted position, but expects to
find work here.
Miss Helene Ranney came from North
ampton, Mass, Friday for a short stay
with her mother Mrs. Harry Chase. Miss
Ranney had accepted q position as ste
nographer in Greenfield, Mass, but the
same day had telegram from Washing
ton stating that a position was awaiting
her there. She at once communicated
with both parties and has been released
from the Washington position for three
months that she may fill the position
she accepted previously, after which she.
can take the position in Washington if
she desires.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton have
come from Montpelier and are at their
home on South Pleasant street, 1t is
understood that they will sell their home
and go to White River junction to reside
that they may be near their son and
daughter, who reside there.
Rev. and Mrs w, S. Smithers, who
have been in Orleans for several years,
where Mr.. Smithers was the pastor of
the Methodist church, haze retired from
active service and will soon come here
and take possession of their house
Mrs, H. II. Aliis and Mrs B. d. Dubois
were in Newbury recently ON business
connected with transferring the head
quarters of the Orange county Red Cross
chapter, which has been located in New
bury Mrs Alis succeeds Mrs. Greer as
secretary and Mrs. Dubois will take the
office of treasurer, which Mrs. Greer has
also conducted. The changes were made
at the March meeting and take effect
April 10.
Pearl l.. Church came recently from
Philadelphia to remain with his mother,
Mrs. H. II. Church, for several weeks.
Another son, Charles Church, has also
been here from Worcester, Mass, for a
rev days WISH,
Mrs. w. H. Burgess of Guelph, Ont,
has been recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs,
II. A. Salisbury
Miss Marguerite Merrill has taken an
apartment in the Mabel Adams house
recently vacated by Mrs, B. L. Nicker
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogers have
taken the tenement in the house of DIR.
Blanchard on Main street and have gone
to housekeeping
Mrs. j. c. Sherburne and her son have
been in Woodsville, n. H., with Mrs.
Ernest Sargent for few days.
Walter Hodgkins has begun an APP
premiership in the barber shop of Elmer
Sault in the Stockwell block
An invoice of the stock of j. B. Adams
will be taken on Monday and the store
will be closed, and Tuesday morning it
is expected that the store will be opened
by the new proprietors, c. j. Stockwell
& Son.
Mrs AFRO Cushman is quite i'll with
| threatened pneumonia at her home on
| Franklin street and her niece, Mrs. c. r.
| Steele, is with her.
| Miss Elizabeth Campbell came Satur-
day from Springfield Mass, for a short
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Jones'
r. b. 0sha sold his carload OF horses
and has been in Canada again for a Sec
ond lot which he will also sell.