The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-28
RANDOLPH

Fern Rebekah lodge held its regular
meeting on Tuesday evening, with a
small attendance. The usual business
was transacted, and an invitation was
received TO confer the degree at the com
ing district meeting 10 be held at Wa
terbury early in November. Following
the close of the meeting, a fine musical
program, which had been arranged by
the chairman of the committee, Mrs.
Julia Cummings, was given. This pro
gram consisted of selections very ae-
ceptably given by the orchestra, under
the direction of Clifford Patch, and COM
posed of Miss Valentine Packard, plan
ist Miss Thelma Patch, violin, Clifford
Patch, cornet, Charles Hayward, clarinet,
and II. ID. Patch, drums. Mrs. e. j..
O'Brien also gave two fine vocal solos
in her usual beautiful voice, and A. l..
Galaneau also favored the company
with two solos. Refreshments were
served at the close by Miss Carrie Eaton
and her assistants.
The regular meeting of Col Israel Con-
verse chapter, Daughters of American
Revolution, was held on Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. George Laird in Royalton.
The meeting was opened by the ritual
service, followed by the roll call, which
was responded to by the members, with
quotations furnished by Mrs. G. II. Tenn
pie. Mrs Emma L. J. Richmond was
elected as first delegate to the state con
vention, and Mrs. F. A. Joslyn as sec
ond delegate. The program Of the aft
ernoon consisted of reading by Mrs.
G. A. Laird, "The Flag; What | Ann"
followed by paper, "The Mountain
Whites" by Mrs. f. A. Joslyn. This
paper was finely written and very in
teresting, Mrs. Joslyn having several
pictures which she used in connection
with her topic. Refreshments were served
by the hostess, and very pleasant aft
ernoon was the result.
Miss May Tyo Of Malone, N. ", who
is passing her vacation at Sharon with
relatives, was in town on Wednesday,
the guest of Mrs. Nettie Rix and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Mayo.
Mrs. T. L. Markham and daughters,
who have been at Montpelier and
Worcester, visiting relatives for several
days, returned here on Wednesday.
p p Whitaker came from Bethel on
Wednesday and is at the sanatorium,
where he is to receive treatment.
Mrs. F. j. Dubue went to Montpelier
Wednesday ON a business trip. Mr..
Dubuc remains about the same and is
only able to sit up an hour each day.
Miss VERNE Chamberlin went to Beth
ell Wednesday to visit Mrs. Robert No
bic and other friends.
Mrs. V A. Grant returned from Bos-
ton on Wednesday, where she went to
attend the Rexall convention.
Miss Neva Bohonon of Chelsea, the
guest of Mrs. Jerd for few days, left
on Wednesday for her home
Theron Brooks, after passing few
days with his family at the home of W.
z. Lamson, left Tuesday night for his
home IN Washington, stopping over in
New York City on business
Mrs. H. N. Story of Philadelphia, after
passing ten days here with the family
of W. 4. Lamson, left Wednesday for
her home
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fits, who have
been here this week from North Reading,
Mass, left on Tuesday night for their
home, leaving their two daughters, the
Misses Eva and Hazel Fits, to follow
by automobiley accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Fits, who went for sew
eral days visit with them.