The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-03
RANDOLPH

| Vi. -. walk OF burlington Is pasSint
several days here with his daughter
Mrs. Barney Shapiro, and husband.
The friends of Charles Grswold o
st. Johnsbury were pleased to see hin
in town after serious illness. Mr.
Griswold, although not yet strong, i.
doing well and making a good recoy.
cry.
Mr.. Natzger. the singing evangelist
who has been here this week, left OF
Thursday night for Boston on bust
ness, but will return for the Sunday
evening service, and will remain fol-
| the next two weeks, to assist in the
| services. The service on Friday night
was held in the Methodist church, the
| Bethany society having reception OF
! members and communion at their
| church that evening.
Mrs. Martha Ford of Mortified Falls.
| who has been in town since Wednes
day, the guest of Mrs. Ernest MeIn-
tosh, left on Friday for her home.
Mrs. Ernest Sargent and her. three
daughters, who have been with Mrs.
John Sherburne for nearly week, left
on Friday morning for their home in
Woodsville, n. Ii.
The regular annual meeting of Beu.
lab chapter. Order of Eastern Star,
was held at Masonic hall on Thurs
day evening, when the reports for the
year were received and accepted. and
memorial service for the deceased
members, five in number, was given.
Thu To- - IL
this service. Following this, the cleo
ton of officers took place, and the re-
suit was as follows: Miss Harriette
Hayward, worthy matron; DR.. II. w.
Holden, worthy patron: Mrs. Edna
Fairbanks, associate matron: Abhie F.
Clarke, secretary; Mrs. Nellie Emer-
son, treasurer; Mrs. Nettie Rix, con
ductress; Mrs. Ina Boyden, associate
conductress.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Greene left
Friday for Lawrence, Mass, where they
will visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Grover
Mr.. Greene will return the first of the
week to resume his duties as janitor
of the Kimball public library, and Mrs.
Greene will remain about a month. The
boarders at Mrs. Greene's house have
sought other houses in her absence.
Mark y. Morse came from the Pitts
ford sanatorium on Thursday for a
few days stay at home with his fam
lily, after which he expects to return
there for treatment. Mrs. It. S. SWEET,
also a patient at the same institution,
came Thursday to pass the week end
with DR.. and Mrs. L. o Blanchard, |
her husband, Capt. SWEET, TO !
meet her here Tor Sunday.
Mr.. Holmes, the owner of the hotel |
property, who lives in Barre, came on |
Thursday to attend to some repairs on |
the store recently vacated by +. H. |
Packard and leased by Mr.. Dearborn |
for a Bailey Music store, which WILL |
after the room is put in readiness, be
opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Farr, who have
been in Boston for a few days, ar
rived here on Thursday afternoon to
visit the latter's mother, Mrs. Alice
Moore.
Mrs. c. A. Lasher, after passing the
winter with Mr. and Mrs George Flint,
went to St. Adams on Thursday after
noon to remain over Easter Sunday
Phoenix lodge, F. and A. NJ, held
Is annual meeting on Tuesday even
ng at the Masonic ball, with a good
'ttendancey The following officers were
elected: L. S. Brigham, w NJ; Edison
clifford, senior warden; c. c. Clarke.
unior warden; A. J. Huse, secretary;
4. NJ. Hubbard, treasurer.
The l.. w. Webster corporation has
| contract for. the interior finish for
he new school house at Sharon
A son, Harold Daniel, was born to
tr. and Mrs. William Rix last week
L the home Of the mothers parents,
dr. and Mrs. Tatro.
j. G.. Sherburne has sold the Dean
lace on Central street to Mr.. and Mrs.
!. W. Douglas of Bethel Gilead, who {
axe possession of the same, but will
lot occupy IL till later in the season. I
Miss Carlotta Norman was able to
e on the street on Thursday. having :
from her late surgical treat.
lcnt.