The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-12-20
RANDOLPH

Miss Prudence Wells, Miss Arenc
Rumriil. Miss Emma Danyow and Miss
Heath, who are students al Baypath
institute, arrived home on Friday for
their Christmas vacation with relatives
and friends.
Miss Clara Gates came from Ludlow,
where she Is this winter in school, to
pass several days here with her par
ents during the school recess.
The schools here closed on Friday
night for a two weeks vacation, and
many of the teachers left for their
homes. Among those were Miss Law
son, the teacher of music and elocution,
who went to Rutland to be al her home
for the entire time.
Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Drew OF South
RoyaaSon are passing the winter at the
home of their daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. H. Paige. Mr.. Drew
is i'll and has been seriously SO for sew
eral weeks and his condition does not
seem to improve.
ID. l., Loomis has been appointed cen
sus enumeration for the village Of Ran
dolph, and has the month Of January
in which TO complete MS work. His
appointment was made Through G.
Herbert Pape of Barre, VINO is emu
merator for the second district.
The University club recently admit
ted to membership Rev. W. $. Smith
ers, L. w Webster and H. j. Vail. Mr.
Smithers is a graduate OF Syracuse uni
versity, 1880. Mr.. Webster Of Dart
mouth college 1904, and H. j. Vail Of
Middlebury, 1914
AT meeting held recently in Plym-
outh county, MASSACHUSETTS. Prof. Lew.
is Rye was reelected president Of the
Plymouth County Teachers associa
ton. Professor Rye, who IS the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Rye Of this. place
is enc Of the faculty Of the Brockton
high school
Mrs, Lyndon Thomas of Salisbury
came on Thursday night for a short
visit with her mother, Mrs Edna Fair
banks. and will return TO her home on
Saturday.
Harry Chadwick, who has been in
this city with friends for the last two
weeks, has returned to his home in st,
Adams
Friday morning the Thermometer
registered from Is below to 30 degrees
in different localities. and through the
day the mercury wen, up as far as SIX
above, but soon fell to the zero mai
again.
| L. S. Grant post. G. A. r., held it,
election OF officers Dec ), and re-elec;,
| ed the same officers, who are as fol.
| lows: r. II Ketchum, commander; 4
/ \. Rising senior vice-commander
George v Smith, junior yice-command
err; John Manney, officer OF the day;
4. n Rising, quartermaster; +. II
| Ketchum. adjutant; Il. n Rising quar-
termaster sergeant; h. V. Parker
/ chaplain.
AT the grange meeting on Saturday
night, Principal Leland Green OF The
] Center gave an illustrated lecture OF
his experience in y. NJ g. A. work
| during the war. The male qliarte,
sang, giving the meeting an unusual in
terest and enthusiasm.
4 Mrs. p. ]. Blanchard, for a long time
resident Of this place, and later o.
Montpelier, j, in hospital IN Boz.
ton recovering from an operation for al
injury to her shoulder, received in al
automobile accident long time ago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. +. P Rye Of this place
and Miss Ida MAY Pierce Of Warner
were married at Lincoln Monday b,
Rev. Arnot Dexter. Mr.. Turner has EN-
ploynent in the A. B. Gay livery sta
! Bile.
| w. Il. Lamson has been confined tC
the house BY severe attack OF The
I grip for several days.