The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-16
RANDOLPH

| Mrs. Marion Rumrill has gone to
| STAFFORD for several days stay with
relatives and friends.
| George and Nettie Wills have sold
their property in East Bethel village
/ to Edgar r. Trask, and possession will
be given May |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Burnell have sold
| their two houses, one at the corner OF
| Central and Elm streets, and the 9th
| er on Elm street. to G.. A, Osha, and
| immediate possession was given. Mr..
and Mrs Burnell came from Wood
stock to make the writing.
| Rev. and Mrs. G. o. Howe. who have
| been in DeLand, Fla, for the winter,
are now at Fellsmore, Fla, where Mr..
| Howe is supplying the Methodist
church 1t is expected that they will
arrive home in May
Mrs. r. G. Dearborn has gone to
! Springfield Mass, for weeks stay
with her brother.
Mrs. F. l.. Travers of Medford, Mass,
came last week to visit her father, +,
H. Packard, who has been confined to
the bed for several weeks.
C. H. Crandall of Springfield, Mass.
was here this week on a business trip,
and also to visit his sister, Mrs Il. 4.
Salisbury.
Miss Irene Adams of Warren is pass
ing several days here with Mrs. NJ. W.
Campbell.
Fred Beedle of kcene. \ H., arrived
here on Wednesday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Beedle.
Mrs. Ruth Miller OF New York City
has come to pass two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs Z. G. Smith.
Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland, Mrs. g. E..
Stevens and Abbie i. Clarke were in
Bethel Wednesday night to install the
officers of White River chapter. No. "a.
Rae V. PARROT. who has been in the
Thomas store since his return from
overseas. has finished work there and
gone to Montpelier for few days with
his parents, and Monday will 90 to
Burlington. where he has accepted
position in the w G. Reynolds 4 Co.
store.
Among those who have been here
this week to attend the funeral of the
late John Mudgett were Fred l..
Thresher of Melrose Highlands, Mass.
Frank j. Thresher of Maiden, Mass.
Lula D. Thresher of Philadelphia. the
two latter being grandchildren; Clar-
ence Mudgett. brother, and his wife,
Mrs Chester Baker, Guy Mudgett and
Ruth MIDGET, Mrs. George Williams,
all of Brookfield, Mrs Elmer Mudgett
of Bethel George Mudgett and family
of Braintree and Newman Smead OF
Mortified
Miss Lorraine Walker has signed q
contract to teach the East Braintree
school the next year,
Miss Elsie Tredo Of Newport has
come 10 pass several days here with
her grandmother Mrs. l.. j. Bakely.
Mrs. Ella Russell was in st. Johns
bury this week TO visit her mother for
few days.
AT a recent meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion. the Randolph post branch,
Rev. Fraser Metzger was elected in
sursnce officer of the surrounding
towns.
News comes OF the death Of Mrs.
Glenn Flint at the home of her par
pnts. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Howe, in
Roxburv, which occurred on Thursday
morning. Mrs. Flint died from the re-
suit of commissions. following the birth !
of child, which also died. Mr.. Flint, |
her husband, died in January of pneu-
mona.
Miss Florence Craig of Des Mones,
Ia, who has position in the editing
department of the Presbyterian Pub |
fishing Co. Philadelphia, has been pass
ing week with Miss Lucille Grant. On
Monday evening Miss Grant gave a I
party in honor of her guest.