The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-09
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Daniels and their
son were in Burlington ON Sunday to yis-
it their daughter, Miss Annie Daniels, at
Lakeview retreat, making the trip by
automobile.
Miss Cora 0sgood, employed for the
past year at the Red Cross headquarters
at Washington, d. G., arrived home last
week accompanied by friend, Miss Hell
en- Frost of Chicago. These girls, with
several others, have joined the New York
state land army. They went Monday
to Plattsburg, N. Y, where their head
quarters will be during the summer.
Louis Flint, son of Jerome and Clara
Ford Flint of Grand Forks, n D.,
died at that place recently. When a
youth he lived in this place with his par
ents and finally went west and has been
railroad conductor for the last %
years. He is survived by his wife and
three sons. Mr.. Flint was the nephew
of Hale Flint of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Abbott of Win
chester, Mass, have been recent guests
of Mrs. H. p. Sanford.
Miss Maude Bracket has finished her
seasons work with Miss Flora Bell, and
this week will go to her home in Maine,
after which she expects to be in Bos-
ton, where she has a position.
Gerald Stevens succeeds Miss Edwina
Flint in the store of the Direct Import
ing company, and Miss Flint is now en-
ployed in the Office of J. H. Dubois.
Mrs. Emily Stockwell of Rochester has
been here for a few days with her son,
C. J. Stockwell, and family.
Mrs. Howard Drew of Barre recently
visited Mrs. George Drew of this place,
and later returned to her home.
Miss ENERGY Bowen has gone to Ca
naan N. H., for several days stay with
friends.
The family of Mrs. R. J. Kimbal have
arrived from Brooklyn. n. Y, and the
house has been opened for the summer.
An eight-inch tile sewer is being laid
to serve the condensing plant of II. p.
Hood and Sons, extending to the river,
distance of nearly 1000 feet. This will
take care of all the waste and eliminate
all the unpleasant odor arising from the
same, which in former seasons has given
trouble.
Mrs. R. B. Grow, who has been passing
the winter in Brooklyn, N. u, with her
daughter, has returned here and will re-
main this summer with her daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Russlow.
f. L. Washburn has sold his farm in
the north part OF the town to G. G.
Linton and the Washburn family have
come from there and taken up their resi-
dence in the Adams house on Maple
street, which they have furnished,
II. A. Aseltine has sold his farm in
Randolph Center to H. A. Phelps of
Barre, the sale having been made
through the Perry Real Estate agency,
taking in exchange two houses in Barre.
e. " Parker and daughter who have
for some time been occupying the cot
tage of Mrs. Mary Carr, have moved
to South Royalton and the house here is
vacated.
Through the agency OF Templeton &
Gaylord. the farm Of :. r. Waldo in East
Randolph has been sold to Omar Their
rien, who win rent the same to Frank
Howard till April, 1920. The price for
the same was $4,000.
J. f. Folsom has closed his engagement
as janitor of hospital in Woodsville,
n. H., and has returned TO his home
here.
The graduating exercises of the V. s.
A. will be held Friday and Saturday,
June 20 and 81 During this time the
new dormitory will be dedicated and sew
eral speakers will be in attendance,
among whom win be Governor Clement,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood and daugh-
ter of Springfield have been recent guests
in town, coming by automobile.
Mrs. G. w. Patterson and Mrs. John
Tewksbury were in Springfield on Thurs
day to attend a suffrage convention.