The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-01
RANDOLPH

Miss Marguerite Harrington of East
Brookfeld spent Thanksgiving day at
the home of Bert Gay.
The regular meeting of Col. Israe
Converse chapter, Daughters of Amer
lean Revolution, was held on Saturday
afternoon, Nov. 20, at the home Of
Abbie +. Clarke, with a large attend
ance. One name for membership wa
baIloted upon and unanimously elect
ed to become member of the chapter
The roll call was then given, with re
sponses furnished by Mrs. +. o, Blanch
ard. Mrs. Julia Cummings and Mis-
Beatrice Pinnev oresta ne" ~N
piano duets. which were greatly en-
loved. Mrs. G. H. Temple, regent, then
gave an account of the meetings of the
chapter in the last 10 years, pAe ann
versary having fallen upon the 10th OF
this month. This was very interesting
In the absence of Miss Hayward, tc
whom was announced the topic for
paper, "The First Thanksgiving, Mrs
Lemue Richmond read the same al
her request. Miss Grace Applebee OF
Littleton, n. H., then gave vocal Sc
lection. accompanied by Mrs. l.. S.
Brigham, and this was SO well enjoyed
that a second one was requested, &c
which she generously responded Miss
Winifred Richmond followed with pa
per on "0ld New England Churches"
which was interesting to all. The usua
social hour followed and refreshments
were served by the hostess. The chap
- L. al. E,.h
which when their papers are returned
will become members of the chapter
and they will be received with a warm
welcome.
Mrs Fannie J.. Vnton of East Gran
vile was in town on Saturday, the
guest of friends, and left to-day for
Melrose Highlands for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Burnell of Wood
stock closed two weeks visit in this
place with Mr. and Mrs Il, f. Man
chester and left for their home on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Gladys Wilson Bundy was in
town on Saturday calling upon friends,
before returning to her home in Roches
ter, where she is teacher in the high |
school.
Mrs Bert Farnsworth returned Sat |
urday from Roxbury, where she had
been with her father, Stephen Butter
field, who is now in his S8th year and |
quite well
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Lamb Of Gilbert |
vile, Mass, the guests of the formers |
sister, Mrs. NJ. w Campbell, on Sat !
urday, have gone to Warren to visit
relatives.
Mrs A. B. Holmes, who has been for
several months at the inn, has returned |
TO her home in Waban, Mass, for the
winter.
Miss Esther Stimets was in White
River Junction last week to visit her
aunt, Mrs. C, T. Lazelle
Fred w. Curtis has decided the house
owned by him on Forest street, north
east side, to Mrs Essie L. Hook, who
comes from Chelsea to occupy the same.
A. d. Stone. who has been for the
last two weeks with A. c. Slack, left
Monday for his home in New York
City, where he win pass few weeks
before going to military college in
Indiana
Gerald Rope, T. S. navy, has re-
Gently received change from oiler to
radio operator. Seaman Rope ex-
poets to remain at Newport, r. l., for
a few weeks, after which he win 20 to
the Great Lakes Naval Training school,
near Chicago, for an extended course,
The funeral of the late Mrs, Fannie
Jones was held at the home on South
Main street ON Saturday afternoon at
$3.50, Rev Fraser Metzger officiating,
and interment was in Southview Gene
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Jones have closed
their house on South Main street and
gone to Boston for an extended stay.
Rev. w S Smithers went to Wilder
Saturday to occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist church on Sunday, there be
ing no regular pastor for the church
there till about Jan l.
A very pretty surprise was rendered
Miss Marguerite Harrington last Mon
day evening at the home OF Miss Doris
Reynolds, in honor Of her approaching
to Robert Gay Of this place.
The rooms were tastefuIly decorated in
green and white and several beautiful
articles, consisting of cut glass and lin
m were left with good wishes for the
recipient. a dainty buffet luncheon of j
ce cream, waters and good luck" cake
was served and all report a jolly good
line.