The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-29
RANDOLPH


Mr. and Mrs Will George have sold
their house on Forest street to Jerome
Pickel of Brookfeld and will take posses
sion about October l. moving from their
farm in Brookfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. George
expect to leave here for California soon
after giving possession.
G. A. Osha has bought of Joana Pick
ell and Elias Pickel their farm of 236
acres in Brookield together with stock,
tools and crops, all of which was valued
at $4,000 Mr.. Osha, who is a real es-
tate dealer, expects to sell the farm in
the near future.
Mrs. +. A. Bruce went to Sharon on
Thursday to see her cousin, Mrs. Hill,
who is in serious state of health
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Rice, who have been
at Randolph Center for several weeks
stay, left Thursday for Keene, N. H.,
where they will engage in some educa-
tional work for the coming season.
Jesse and Dorothy Mahan, who have
been employed by n D. Bickford for the
last season, have closed their services
there and went to Boston last week.
Pearl Drake, the son of Mrs. N. ID.
Bickford, left Thursday for Boston, and
David Davis, who has been there for the
summer, has gone to Quincy, Mass.
Mrs. Genie Wilson Taylor of Rich
mond, Va, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. NJ. L. Wilson, was the guest of Miss
L. s. Fogg on Thursday and her sister,
Miss Amy Wilson, teacher in Lyndon,
was also guest of Miss Fogg.
: Robert Thayer, who recently returned
from service in the aviation corps, has
gone to Derry, n H., to visit friends,
but will return here for time, before
he takes up any work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins and son, Harold,
OF Hastings on the Hudson are passing
two weeks vacation here with Mr. and
Mrs G. W. Hayward
Leonard Holman left Tuesday for De-
troit, Mich, where he will be employed
by the United States Tire Co. Mrs. Hol-
man will join him there soon.
Mrs. w. P. Flint went to Springfield
Saturday where Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Flint reside, and where her husband has
been at work for the summer.
Rev. and Mrs Frederick Leeds of New
Haven, Conn, have come to pass a few
days here with Mr. and Mrs l. S. Chase.
Martin G. Ferry of Manchester, n H.,
formerly village engineer in Randolph,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Dud-
ley recently.
+. G, Bennett, who recently came here
to engage in shoe repair work, has rent
ed the house on Railroad street owned
by Mrs. F.. o. Blanchard, and will move
there soon.
Fred West of Middetown, Conn, is
passing two weeks here with C. c. |
Stevens.
Ralph Rand of West Somerville was
in town the first of the week visiting
old friends, having formerly lived in
town
Laroy Danyow of St. Adams visited
his parents here on Sunday
Sergt Herman Kilburn after 81 |
months overseas, arrived in this country |
Aug. 2l, and since that time has been in |
town for few days, Mr. Kilburn re-
received his discharge at Camp Devens. |
Arthur G. Putnam, who for the past 10 |
years has been employed in Springfield,
Mass, while his family remained here, |
has finished his work there and returned |
here for the present Mr.. Putnam is
now engaged in making repairs on the |
house Of his n.law, John Lamson
The Rochester club gave a welcome
home dance at the grange hall Tuesday
evening, when there were over hun. I
dred couples, many of whom were sol. |
diers in uniform. The decorations were |
of flags and bunting Mrs. C. Z. Root !
and Floyd Hodgkins led the grand march,
which was followed by round and square
dances. The music was by the Star or
chestra, and H. l. Mitchell was the
caterer