The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-09-09
RANDOLPH
Preparations Being Completed for Re-
ception to Service Men.

ception to Service Men.
Arrangements are being perfected for
rousing celebration to welcome home
the boys who have served their country
on Monday, the 18th, of this month
There will be parade, in which there
will be nearly hundred soldiers in uni
form, many floats, the Scotch Highland
ers of Barre and drum corps. An ad-
dress will be given by Hon. Wendell T.
Stafford, and dinner served at the
parish house for the boys. In the even
ing there will be ball at the Salisbury
warehouse, which will be a brilliant so
ciety affair. No effort is being spared
to make this a success, and a large
crowd is expected to be present.
Rev. w. S. Smithers returned Mon.
day from Waterville, where he went ia
preach Sunday for the Methodist church
visiting Belvidere on Saturday.
Mrs. C. R. Steele went to Boston on
Monday for few days stay with friend;
and relatives.
Mrs. N. D. Bickford left Monday fol
Greenfield, Mass, to pass few days
with her nephew
A. Gordon Of Dover, N. H., after a ten
days stay here with Mr., and Mrs. w. j
Dukette, left Monday for his home.
DR. A. c. Bailey, who has been con
fined to the house for the last ten days
was able on Monday to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Morrison have
been entertaining their daughter, Mrs
| Glenn Moore of st. Johnsbury, and Mrs
Raymond Morrison of New York, botf
Of whom have returned to their homes
Mrs. A. G. Bradish and her daughter
Miss May Bradish, after passing severa
weeks here with Mrs. G. Il. Cushman and
DR.. and Mrs, r. A. Eaton, left Monday
for their home in Medford, Mass.
Miss Clara Cass, the guest of Mrs Ed
ward Hatch for several days, left Mon.
day for her home in Rochester
Mrs. Mabel Bonet, who has been here
for the last few months assisting in the
Baptist church work, left Monday fol
her home in st. Johnsbury, but after a
| little will probably return here.
f. A. Joslyn has purchased for his
son and wife, Mr. and Mrs Clifford Jos
! lyn, the farm near South Royalton, re-
Gently the property of Mr. and Mrs
Carmi White Mr. and Mrs White viii
leave this fall for California, to remain
for the present.
Miss Florence Neil has returned t
| Springfield to resume her practice as e
trained nurse,
Mr. and Mrs, G. T. Gordon Of Tren
ton, n J., have been the guests Of Mrs
Clara Prince for few days
/ ], H. Stehle, son-in-law Of O, r
Greene, viii open an electrical goods
store in the Stoekwell block in the neal
future Mr. and Mrs Stehle have taker
rooms in the 0Connor block and gont
to housekeeping.
Miss Anita Burt Of Washington, D. G.
has been a guest Of Mrs r, j. Kimbal
and daughters for a few days.
/ Pvt Alexander McLaurin, who enlisted
in the T. s infantry Feb 81, 1918, ha'
! received his discharge and at present il
with his aunt, Mrs Alice H. McLaurin
at Danvers, Mass, where Mrs Mclalhil
4 is passing an indefinite time with he
/ sister and husband, DR. and Mrs. Harrl
1 Nldl n hcAduf III tobh part al many gu
! gagements, and since the war closed ha
been in the army OF occupation for eigh
months. He is the last Of the Randolph
boys in the army who went across L
return Captain Carlyle Hancock, Lieu
tenant Howard f. Camp and Lieutenan
Dwight L, Adams are in Europe now, 60
ing there since the armistice was signed
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Jones celebrates
| their 35thl anniversary at their home
when there were about sixty friends an
relatives present Rev Fraser Metzge
! presented the gifts OF friends and tn
entire evening was a most enjoyable oc
casion.