The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-14
RANDOLPH
18th Biennial Banquet of Alumni As
ISOLATION Held.

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18th Biennial Banquet of Alumni As
ISOLATION Held.
I The 18th biennial banquet of the
Alumni association of the Randolph
high school was held at the parish
house Friday evening, June IL, at 3
o'clock. The committee were as fol-
lows: Roy L. johnson, 1913, president;
Franklin A. Salisbury, 1906, treasurer;
Maude Putnam Lamson, '0S, secretary,
and Edward W. Tewksbury, 81. A
nice banquet was served by the ladies
of the Baptist church and, following
this, the after dinner speeches were
given, with Lewis H. Flint, ii, as toast
master; presidents talk, Roy l.. John
son, 10; "The Country Weekly" Miss
Georgia White, 49, address, Sherman
r. Moulton, "a; "The Women" Robert
Ford, 'l6; "The Men," Miss Esther
Ham, IA; THE Babies" Donald Cook,
! 20; Our Latest" Rev. Fraser Metzger,
30. Informal toaasts followed. The
music was furnished by the Alumni
Apollo quartette, composed of Donald
L Salisbury, rs, Arthur l.. Galarneau,
'0s, L. H. BALL, II, John w. Lamson,
'0l, and Mrs, Blanche Sparhawk Curry,
so, +. Lucille Grant, II, and Marion
Salisbury Jones, 10 There were pres
emf about one hundred members and
guests and the affair proved a great
success.
The senior class graduation ball held
in the Salisbury warehouse on Ihurs-
day night was successful, and the
class realized $50 from this
Mrs. Walter Joslyn of Waitsfield,
better known here as 0ris McAllister,
who has been in town for several days,
has returned to her home.
Capt. +. Stuart SWEET was here for
the funeral of DR.. Il. o. Blanchard, and
on Sunday went in the Blanchard car,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pitch and Mrs Blanchard, to Pittsford,
to visit Mrs. SWEET. 1t is understood
that Mrs. SWEET accompanies her hus-
band to Maine, on his return to duty
early this week being somewhat I'M
proved in health.
The first Of the out of doors services
were held on the lawn Of the Baptist
church on Sunday night at o'clock
Miss Gail Lamson has been in Chica-
go for few days to attend the com
mencement exercises OF the University
Of Chicago, where her sister, Miss
Genieve Lamson, was member OF the
class. She was joined in Albany, n. y,
by Mrs. Catherine Hazen, who accom-
panied her there.
Com. and Mrs D. c. Webb and two
daughters arrived here Friday for a
two weeks stay with Mrs Minnie
Morton. They came from Newport, r.
:, via the White Mountains.
Miss Lottie Merrill has finished work
in the Thomas store and gone TO her
home in South Royalton for short
rest, before assuming position IN
Keene, ~ H., in department store
Rev. Joseph Hamilton has sold his
home ON South Pleasant street to +. +.
spaulding. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will
leave here for White River junction IN
two weeks and will occupy house
which they purchased there last fall.
The annual convention Of Kings
Daughters will be held in town this
week beginning Wednesday evening at 4
o'clock at the parish house, with re.
eeption. At this time the greetings will
be given BY member Of the local circle
for the Kings Daughters, and for the
churches Rev Fraser Metzger viii be
the speaker The response will be by
Mrs. c. H. Nourse Of Rutland. Thurs
dav morning. at o'clock, the meeting
will be opened by a devotional service
led BY Mrs. Emma Slayton of Wood
stock: greetings, announcements OF
committees, minutes of the executive
board, reports of state officers, county
presidents reports r. Addison, Mrs.
Noonan, Bennington, Mrs. Z. NJ. Thomp-
son; Caledonia, Mrs. Nicholson; Chit
tenden. Mrs. Towers Franklin, Mrs.
Rublee: report of the ST. Louis conven-
ton. Mrs. Bent, Bennington; county
presidents reports Rutland, Mrs. flll-
more; Orange. Mrs. Vinton; Windsor,
Mrs Anna Farr; Washington, Mrs. {.
] Cookson; informal ballot; business;
noontide prayer, Thursday afternoon,
. o'clock. memorial service, Mrs. +. NJ.
Denny. Montpelier; solo, Miss Lucille
hTNNls hhNuNiHus minutes 49,
the nominating committee; resolutions
committee: cerdential committees for
nal ballot: address. Mr.. Slocum, Bur
Hngton: Junior work, Mrs. Nellie Eel
lows. Newbury, y H., business; an
nouncement Of the ballot prayer Mrs.
Sinclair. Burlington Thursday evening,
Baptist church. s o'clock. music. devo-
tjonaI. Mrs. Nellie Fellows. Newbury,
y. H.: solo. Mis- Valentine Packard
Randolph; address, Miss Brokenshire,
Naltham. Mass; music W. I spar
hawk. j. G. Harlow; prayer. Mrs. Z. NJ.
Denny. Montpelier; benediction. Rev. r.
s. Tolman. Friday morning, $3.50, de
yotional service, Mrs. Jennie Braiey'
Brandon; charge to the officers conse-
Grafton esryice. Miss Brokenshire wal
than. Mass; hymn; Mizpah henedic-
ton. The music will be in charge OF
Miss Lucille Grant There have been
many applications received from dele
gates. and there is every prospect OF a
successful convention.
Louis Galarneal OF Montreal came
last week TO pass several days here
with his son. Arthur Galarneau, and
family. Other members Of the family
are to arrive later.
Miss Alice Dewey was graduated
from the nurses training course al tie