The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-17
RANDOLPH

A telegram was received here on Fri
day morning by c. r. Greene. announc-
ing the death of Mrs. r. j. kimball in
Brooklyn. Three weeks ago, when the
remains of Mrs. Eugene Kimball were
brought here, she was i'll, but there
We're hopes of her recovery; but since
that time she has been failing till
death came. The arrangements will be
made known soon, and announced lat
or. but it is expected that the remains
will be brought here
Mrs. Holmes of Boston, who has
passed many seasons here, arrived on
Friday for few days stay
Mrs. Carrie Boyce of st. Adams, who
has been the guest of C. S. Billings
and family, returned to her home on
Friday.
Mrs. John Sherburne, after visit in
South Royalton with friends, returned
home on Friday.
Mrs. w. Il. Edison and Miss Maude
Johnston went to Lebanon, n. H., on
Friday to attend family reunion at
the home of her mother, Mrs. John
ston.
Mrs David Hamilton of Middlebury
arrived home on Friday for a several
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale Flint.
Miss Helen Merrill, after being in
Washington for several months, has
returned and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. i, T. Salisbury.
Mrs. Cheney and her sister, Mrs.
McDermett, went to South Royalton
on Friday to visit their brother, Ev-
erp.t Edison.
Miss +. $. Fogg and her sister, Mrs.
j. 5 Howe, who have passed the win
ter at Sea Breeze. Fla, left there the
9th, and arrived here Thursday and
have opened the house for the season.
Clifford Lewis of Broolfeld has
bought the $. w. Howard farm on For
est street and viii soon occupy it.
Perley Terry has been appointed ru-
raj carrier on rural route No. 4, in
place Of II. II. Moore. resigned
Barney Shapiro has purchased Of
Fcrd Taunton the so-ealled Marsh place
on Central street. Mr. Shapiro buys
the house to rent. and Mr.. Taunton will
20 to Easthsmpton, Mass. to reside
CLYDE Orris Manning and Mrs. Emma
Hsnks. both of Randolph, were married
hy Rev. George II. Lock. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopa! church at Water
bury, April I. Mr. Manning will find
employment in the l.. w. Webster cor
poration.
Mrs. Fraser Metzger has gone to
Freehold. y. V. to visit her mother.
who Is in frai health.
Mrs. T. e.. Danforth OF Fsbyans. Y.
H., wa in town the last Of the week,
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Priest.
Beulah chapter held special meet
ing on THURSDAY evening for ins-alla- |
ton. Abbie f. Clarke acted as install /
ing officer. Mrs. Edith Stevens a. in !
stalling marshal and Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland as installing chaplain. The
following officers were installed for the
year: Miss +. Harriette Hayward.
worthy mair0n: DIR. II. W. Holden +
worthy patron: Mrs. Edna Fairbanks. f
associate matron; Abbie +. Clarke. sec !.
rstary; Mr- Nellie Emerson, elected I
but not installed because OF her alb
senee; Mrs. Natie Rix. conductress.
Mrs. Ina Boyden, associate conduc-
tress. Mrs. Nettie Chedel. chaplain:
Mrs. Grace Russlow, marshal: Miss
Valentine Packard. orgsnist: Mrs.
Edith stevens. Adsh; Miss Esther Sti-
NETS. Ruth; Mrs. Alice Rumrin =
Their; Mrs. Ellen Lattimer. Martha;
Mrs. Nellie Holden. Electa: Mrs. Josie
Stimc;s :. warder: Robert Chedel. senti-
mel. Following the meeting. refresh
ments were served and q pleasant time
enjoyed togeihe her.
Mrs. =. : Tolman entertained the
Literary club a. her home an South
Main street on Saturday afternoon
After the business. the following pro
gram was given: Mrs. IT, II. Paige read
extracts from letter BY Rev. p ID. Bu
ton. = missionary in China. SOLO. bv
Ernest Naftzger. the singing evangelist.
M NsftzCer allen gave several sclcc-
ions with Miss Pinncv CO. accompany
him. Mr.. IT, 7. johnson gave a PAGER
on "Americanism. a social hour fol-
lewed and The meeting vas one # I'M
usual interest.