The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-01
RANDOLPH


The annual meeting of Col. Israel
chapter, Daughters Of American Revolu-
ton, was held at the home of the re-
gent on Monday afternoon, with good
attendance 1t was voted at this time
to have the year hook, and also to con-
tribute so for the support of the dis
trict purse in town. The report of the
secretary and treasurer was received and
accepted, and following this the officers
were elected, and are as follows: Regent,
Mrs. G. II. Temple, vice regent, Mrs. T.,
O, Blanchard; secretary, Abbie F.
Clarke; treasurer, Mrs. G, w. Scots reg
istrar, Mrs. S. II, Mccullough; histori-
an, Miss Grace Conant chaplain, Mrs.
Chedel. 1t is expected that the year
books will be ready for the next meet
ing, which comes in July.
Rev. Fraser Metzger was at his own
church on Sunday morning, and preached
as usual, then went to the Center to
preach, and from there went to Brook
field to ofticiate at the funeral of the late
George Mason. On his return home he
came by the Roy Perry farm and was
the officiating clergyman at the marriage
of Melvin Perry and Mrs. Josephine kib-
bee, thus making full day
Everett Bingham, who has been in
service for several months, has been dis
charged, and is in town, and expects to
remain about here for the present.
James Parmenter, who for a time lived
in town on the Emerson terrace, died
last week after long illness, in which
he nearly lost his mind. Mr.. Parmentcr
is the father of Mrs. Lincoln Morse, who
lived here at one time.
Wallace Hill and G. A. Chedel went
to Chelsea on Monday to buy registered
stock for their farm.
Miss Agnes Boulia, who has been the
teacher of French in the high school here
for the last year, went to her home in
New Hampshire on Monday and does not
expect to return here.
Miss Bessie Bliss, after passing several
weeks here with her grandmother, Mrs.
G. +. Jones, left Monday for Ipswich,
Mass, where she will pass the summer
with her mother.
Mrs, r. H. Ordway was called to Bos
ton Monday by the illness of her sister,
who resides in the city.
Fred Abbey, who has been in service,
has been discharged, and Monday was in
town for time with his sister, Mrs.
Bowen, who came from Bethel to meet
him.
Miss Helen Howe, one Of the teachers
in the grades, and her brother, Carl
Howe, left here Monday morning for
their home in Tunbridge, where they
will pass the vacation.
Miss Myrtle Clifford, who has been in
California for the last two years teach
ing, and has come to pass her vacation
here with her parents at East Randolph,
was in town Monday. Her sister, Miss
Myrnie Clifford, who has graduated from
a medical college in California, is also
here for the summer, but expects to re-
turn to pass another year in a hospital
Mt San Francisco.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton, who has been
at Charlotte and Burlington for a few
days stay with friends, returned home
on Monday
Robert Harrison Of Lebanon, n. H., has
been III the family Of N. G. Buck for a
few days.
News has been received of the serious
illness Of Miss Grace Conant at Spring
field, Mass. where she is in hospital
for surgca treatment.
Public dance, Rowland hail. Barre,
July 3 special music by Gilbertson's or
chestra. Dancing to |; gents 81, ladies
free. adv.