The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-07-05
RANDOLPH

The Eastern Star ball held in Dubois
& Gays hall Thursday night was count
ed a success in every way. The attend
ance was large and the music by Landis
orchestra of Barre was appreciated by
all present. Punch was served IN the
hall, and ice cream in the ante-rooms
above. to all who wished to purchase.
Rev. r. II. Moore, Miss Doris Stock
well and Miss Carolyn Wright are in
Montpelier this week attending the an
nual Epworth league institute Mr..
Moore is one of the faculty and has been
there since Monday.
Mrs. Phyllis NJ. Burditt, grand matron,
of Springfield, was in town Thursday In
consultation with Abbie f. Clarke in re-
gard to the work of the coming months.
Mrs. Burditt returned Thursday evening
and Monday starts for Seattle, Wash,
to attend the general grand chapter SEES
sioA to be held there this month, but
expects to be at her home again the last
of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Butler of Lyndon
Vile are here from Lyndonville Tor the
summer with their daughter, Mrs. K. Il.
Moore. Mrs. Eliza Moore of Dighton,
Mass, is also here for the summer with
her son and wife.
DR.. and Mrs. f. G. Angel accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Angel of East Brook
field to East Burke on Sunday, where
they were guests OF the brother, Kew.
John Q. Angel, and family for time.
w. r. Hodgkins, formerly in partner
ship with c. Z. johnson on the Man
chester farm, has bought out the latter's
share. Mr. johnson is in Burlington for
the present.
Miss Nan Hatch, accompanied by Ca
Diet Captain Reginald Lyman, a graduate
of Norwich university this year, has
gone to the home of his mother in Rut-
land for short stay.
Miss Geneva Lamorder, a graduate
of the Randolph high school class of
1915, was united in marriage on Sunday,
June 90, at Millers Falls, Mass, to Frank
Il. Frere of that place
Stanhope Brigham and Thelma Patch
were in Barre Thursday night to play
at recital given by the violin pupils of
Mrs. L. w. Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Morton and
daughter, Julia, of Montclair, n. j., are
in town, the guests of Mrs. w. w. Nor
ton, for a few days.
Albert Salisbury, for several months
overseas, is in town and with his broth
er, Philip Salisbury, is passing his vaca-
ton here with Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Sails
bury.
A. A. Priest attended meeting of the
executive committee of the Vermont
state grange in Burlington this week.
Mrs. Randolph Rowland and son of
Montclair, n. j., have been recent guests
of Mrs. r. J. Kimbal and daughter at
Montague place.
Miss Harriette Hayward has entered
upon her 18th year of service in the
Randolph postoflice
Floyd Martin and his sister, Miss
Fleda Martin, OF Brandon. have been in
town this week visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Thomas motored to
Greensboro this week for several days
stay at Caspian lake.
Miss Mary Dubois opened her house
on South Main street this week for the
summer.
Mrs. Emma Holbrook of Bethel is
passing several days here with Mrs.
A. t. stephen.
DIR. and Mrs W. r. Messer left here
by auto on Thursday for Lewisvile, Ind,
to pass two or three months. They
camp on their journey.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of Fitchburg,
Mass were guests of Mrs. Bertha Rum
ril a couple days this week.
Misses Mary Stockwell, Olive Tracy,
Wis Flint and Pauline Hartshorn are in
Castleton attending summer school