The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-18
RANDOLPH
Supt. G. w. Patterson Given Years
Leave of Absence.

Supt G.. w. Patterson, who has been
superintendent of the Orange county
northwest district for several years; has
been granted leave Of absence for a
wear. to do war relief work IN Aslatle
Turkey, under the direction OF the Amer
lean committee of relief, IN the near
east. Mrs G. w. Patterson has been
recommended by the local board to sue
coed Mr.. Patterson as superintendent
during his absence. Mrs. Patterson Is
graduate of Cornell university, class OF
1904. and has been teacher for several
years beginning in rural schools, and
her last position was III Rochester, n. y,
East high school, which numbers about
1000 aupils. At the time OF her mar
riageEhe was connected with the Uni
versity of the State of New York at
Albany, jim the examination division OF
the languages. Mrs. Patterson was in
the examination department OF work IN
French, English, German, Spanish, Latin
and Greek, in all of which languages she
is proficient, Mr.. Patterson expects to
sail from New York early in July for
England, and on account of shipping con-
ditions, will go to England and travel
through France, Italy, Greece, European
Turkey to Constantinople into Asiatic
Turkey, and from thence south to Jeru-
salem.
+. j. Dubuc, who has for months been
helpless invalid with rheumatism, IS
now much better and is improving UNI
der the care of Prof Sander Baruch, VINO
is passing the summer on Royalton hill,
but who comes from New York, where
he lives during the winter.
Mrs. Lucien Hutchinson, who was very
i'll on Monday, is reported much inn
proved and it is expected that she viii
now recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyndon Thomas, who
have been here this week since Sun
day, left on Tuesday for their home in
Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas sold
their automobile while here and returned
home by train.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Davis of Winches-
ter, N. H., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. H. Davis for few days
Mr. and Mrs. George Farr of Hancock
were in town Tuesday to see their son,
and other relatives in town.
Miss Anna Coughlin came from Bar
nsrd on Tuesday for two weeks stay
in town.
Mrs. Sarah Rogers and Mrs. j. d.
Wheeler left on Tuesday for Green's
boro to open the cottage at Caspian lake
owned by the Wheeler family, and it Is
expected that in a few days others will
join them there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mann came from
Newport, N, H., on Tuesday, having been
called by the death of Mrs. Sarah
Sharpe,
The funeral of the late Frances Holman
was held at the Bethany church on Tues
day morning, with a large attendance.
The school attended in body and the
floral gifts were beautiful and numer-
Gus. Miss Mildred Holman, sister of
the deceased, was present and returned to
resume her work in Boston the same
Afternoon. Henry Holman of Warwick,
Conn, brother of Mr.. Holman, was also
present at the funeral.
Mrs. S. A. Davis of White Plains, N.
", has come to visit her daughters, Mrs,
B. II. Davis Of this place and Mrs. N. d.
Bickford of Randolph Center. Sergeant
Jesse Mahan, recently returned from
service, is also guest in the same home,
and David d. Davis of White Plains,
NJ Y, is also being entertained in the
same home Mr.. and Mrs Biekford re-
Gently gave farewell party for Mr.. Da-
Wis, who left for his home to-day in an
automobile party, which was made up OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford, Mr.. Mahan and
Mr.. Davis.