The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-10-27
RANDOLPH

| The ladies Of the Methodist church
held avery pleasant dollar social at the
new parsonage last Thursday evening,
which was largely attended and de-
I lghtful occasion for all. The ladies,
| about 40 in number, had been earning
a dollar, and at given time were to
pass them in, and give the report in
rhymes, telling the method which was
employed in earning the money. This
was entered into heartily, and pro
gram OF music, recitation and reading
prepared for the occasion, was given
IN connection The result was about
S45 in money and very enjoyable
time. Refreshments were served and
the first social in the new parsonage
will e'long remembered by those pres
ent.
Mrs. Nellie Shattuck has gone to
Sunapee, n. H., for visit with friends.
jackson Vail was in town last week
from Rochester, looking for house in
which to locate, and it Is expected that
he will engage in business and locate
here in the near future.
Mrs. s. Nj. Minuse was in Hartford
and New Canaan, N H., last week for
a several days stay.
Mrs. Sadie L. Hooker of MONTPELIER
is passing several days here with her
sisters, Mrs. V A. Grant and Mrs. j. f.
Chadwick.
AT the reunion of the Sth Vermont
Infantry association, which was held
here last week, Is members of the regi-
ment were present, besides the mem
bers of the local G. A. r. Seven mem
bers of Co. G, which went out from
Randolph, were also present and elected
officers as follows; First vice president,
Il. F. Lamb of Detroit, Mich; second
vice. president Theodore Kendall, Rox-
bury; secretary and treasurer, c. NJ.
Ferrin of Burlington. The late Col.
Stephen Thomas was the first and only
president of the company. The ladies
of the Relief corps served dinner at
noon to the guests.
Joseph Young of Rochester Hollow
has sold his farm, stock and tools to
Harry ?. Donnolley, who will occupy
the farm.
c. S. Parmener of Henniker, n. H., !
is visiting at the home of II, L. Rich |
ardson for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs, G. f. Mann of Dewey's |
Mills were in town the first of last |
week to dispose of the furniture of the |
late Mrs. William Mann, so as to va
cate the house for the new owner, c. Fl. !
Jones'
Mrs. c. 4. Wood has gone to Spring
field and Boston for an indefinite stay |
with friends.
Mrs Joseph Spooner left here last
week for Worcester Mass, where she |
will pass few days Her daughter. !
Thelma Spooner, who has been i'll with
influenza and bronchial pneumonia, is
now much better and the family are
out of quarantine
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gordon Of Spring
field were in town recently on visit
TO Mrs. w. B. Wall. and on thor re-
turn home, Mrs. Wall accompanied
thine, to remain for several days at
their shome.
Mr.. and Mrs, George J. Richardson
IF Hilo, Hawaii, spent Monday in town
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Richardson
dr. Richardson IS wealthy plantatioR
owner in Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Tewksburv were
II Beverly, Mass, recently to attend
he funeral Of Mrs Tewksbury's broth
n, Ralph Dodge, who was i'll but
hort time
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Curran attended
he funeral Of f. A. Whitney at Sails
Jury last week.
Mrs j. c, Wells, who has been with
Ter daughter, Mrs Gus Wetmore. for
everal weeks, returned last Saturday,
accompanied by Mrs. Wetmore, who
will pass a few days here with rela-
ives.
Dr. G. w Kidder, district health Off
er Of Woodstock, was in town last
week and began his work of examina-
ion Of pupils in the schools, assisted
" the district nurse. He returned
he last Of the week, leaving the nurse
o continue the work