The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-26
RANDOLPH

Laurence Leonard played with Lam
dis orchestra at the Goddard seminary
reception and bah last Friday evening.
The marriage of Edgar Clinton Brig
ham of East Deerfield, Mass, and Mrs.
Edith NJ Woodwork, for many years
a resident of this place, took place at
White River Junction June Is.
Mrs. Matte Copeland has been en-
gagged to have charge of the boarding
house at Camp Randolph through the
season this year II is expected that
the camp viii be open till September.
Miss Helen Morse has gone to Mel
rose Highlands with the family of A.
A. Thresher for time.
Miss Eta Chamberlin of Montpelier
has come here to pass her vacation
with her cousin, Miss Vernie Chamber
lin, who is a teacher in Saxonville,
Mass.
Miss Mabel Minis, former teacher
in the high school, and who has been
taking a course of study at the Chi
cago university, is the guest of Miss
Mary Dubois for couple of weeks.
Thomas Sibley ~ the new assistant
in the railroad station, and his brother
has gone to Lebanon, n. H., where he
is employed by the Grafton County
Electric Light & Power Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A Salisbury have
purchased of Mrs Salisbury's sister,
Miss Myrtle Rowell building lot on
Rowell Addition AT the corner of Brook
and Chestnut streets.
Mrs. Julia Udall and her sister. Mrs. |
Jones of Middlesex, have been passing |
a few days in STAFFORD with friends.
Mrs. q. A. Drew and son, Fraser, |
have gone to Woodstock, TO pass a |
few DAYS with Mrs. Drew's mother,
Mrs. Fraser.
Mrs. S. A. Paige and son, Harold, of
Boston are here passing a few days |
at The Naples.
Miss Ona Lsdd is home from Middle
bury college for her summer vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Hattie Ladd.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wood and two
children of st. Adams were in town
The first of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wood.
Charles Bruce Of New York City is
passing several days here with Mrs.
Alice Bruce.
Bishop Evans, a clerk in the post
,ffice, is taking a months vacation
rom his duties and is passing the
lime in the north part of the state.
j. A. Hillerich of Louisville, Ky, was
n town the first of the week, and gave
Arthur Spsulding of Bethel Gilead
contract for a years output of ash
lumber. which Mr.. Hillerich will use in
lis factory in making baseball bats.
Judge George II. Whitcomb and
laughter of Topeka, Kan, are visiting
he formers sister, Mrs. G. A. Chedel,
md attending a reunion of Dartmouth
ollege The Chedel family, Mrs. L. II.
Tint included, are passing some time
L Maseoma lake, Enfield.
About $50 acres of sweet corn has
'een planted this year in this vicinity
OF the Demeritt factory, which is more
han was planted two years ago.
Miss Alice Dewey. trained nurse has
zen notified that she has passed the
tate examination and is now a regis
cred nurse.
y. +. Spaulding. local agent for the
!. A. Strout farm agency. reports a
ale of the George W. Dickey farm
\ Brookfield to Charles A. McCreety Of /
outh Milwaukee, Wis. The purchaser
rill move his family here the first Of
Lugust, and Mr. Dickey viii 60 TO
is farm in Chelsea.
Commander n. c. Webb has been as
igned 20 Norfolk, Va, where he viii
z the public officer at the navy yard.
Ir. Webb viii leave here Saturday.
ut his family will remain here for