The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-24
RANDOLPH

There was a large crowd on Friday
evening at the parish house, the occasion
being the welcome home" arranged by
the townspeople for DR.. f. G. Angel.
A supper was served at the usual hour,
after which there was program OF md
sic, in which Miss Lucille Grant sang,
Wilmer Angel gave a selection on the
eonet, and the address Of the speaker,
DR., Angel followed. He gave his ex-
perience in his II months of service, and
this proved very interesting. Corp. Nor
rill, also present and just discharged
from overseas, spoke briefly of his ex
perience, The whole affair was a success
and must have proved without a doubt
that the people in town were glad to
welcome home DIR. Angel and others who
were present.
The Woman's Relief corps held hit or
miss supper in the hall Of the G. A. R.
on Saturday night, the occasion being
the celebration of several birthday ami
versaries. Among those whose birthday
anniversary fell in the month of March,
were Mrs George Dumas, Mrs. Ada Carr,
Mrs. Faro. Mrs Iiottie Glough, Mrs.
Clara Averill, Mrs. Kate Holman, Mrs.
Josie Hodgkins A birthday cake was
made by the president, Mrs. Ketchum
and decorated by Miss Mabel Guyette,
which was presented to Ada Carr, who
cut the same and passed TO the others
who were celebrating their anniversary.
Another ceremony which did not prop
erly belong to the relief corps, was the
presentation of a cake TO +. A. Bruce
with instructions that fraction over
half was to be for Mrs, Clara Averill
and this was presented by Mrs. Bruce
to her husband, the presentation being
by the president. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Eaton, who were present were surprised
to have plant and flowers presented
them by the president, this being the SD
anniversary of their marriage, A pro-
gram of music, speaking and recitation,
was given in a very acceptable manner.
The program was opened by singing "Ihe
Star Spangled Banner" and closed with
one verse Of america"
The grange held their meeting on Sat
Qrday night, with very good attendance
and after the comforting Of the degrees, a
town meeting was held, with P. B. Dan
iels for moderator. The warning for the
meeting was called by three ladies', and
throughout the meeting there were many
articles of interest. Local hits were in
abundance, and the pleasure of the even
ing was much above the average meeting
The meeting was conducted on business
like basis, and gave amusement to the
people gathered,
Miss Maude Bracket, who has been
for several weeks with Mrs. +. A. Cush-
man, has been engaged by Miss Flora
Bell for her trimmer in the millinery de
partment Of Bell Bros store. Miss
Bracket was formerly trimmer here.
Mrs. Ada Carr, Oh no has been in VIII
Jamestown and Barre for several weeks
arrived here on Friday night, and is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Ketchum.
DR. B. j. Emo of Vergennes, state vet
Urinary surgeon, tested the dairy herd of
G. A. Chedel on the forestry farm
conducted by Chedel and Hill, and found
tuberculosis in % out of AZ animals. The
condemned animals were shipped to the
Burlington Rendering plant. r. NJ. Rob
insons herd of 10 were also tested at the
same time, and two of these were con
demned
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
held its annual business meeting on Sat.
urday, and the following officers were