The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-01
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Robert Gay left on Tuesday fol
! Waterbury to join her husband, who
is now employed by j. B. Eldredge al
that place.
Mrs. H. J, Vail and children went to
| Burlington Tuesday for a few days
stay with relatives and friends.
Miss Helen Davis has closed her va
cation, which she passed in Abingdon
Mass, and nearby cities, and arrived
home Tuesday and will soon resume
her position in the Thomas store.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Chadwick have
been in New York this week on a
business trip, returning on Wednes-
day morning.
Principal Il. G. Ham has returned
from York Beach, where he has been
passing the greater part of the sum
mer, and is again at his home and
ready to resume his work as principal
in the high school on its opening next
week.
Miss Winifred Richmond is in High
gate for several days stay with the
party at Camp Randolph
Mrs, \. l.. Boyden, after a two
months stay in Vancouver, B. c., re-
turned here Monday night. During the
time passed there she was with her
sister, who is in frail health
Miss Harriet Holman is taking a
two weeks vacation from the Bell
Bros. store and Tuesday went to Bos
ton to pass the time with her sister,
Miss Mildred Holman.
Mrs r. G. Morton and her daugh.
ter. Miss Jennie Morton have re-
turned from two weeks stay in
Hyde Park, Mass, where they passed
the time with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Morton.
Mrs, L. S. Brigham and son, Stan
hope Brigham, went TO Antrim, n. H.,
Tuesday for short stay.
N. d. Bickford left Tuesday for a
trip to Concord, n. H.. and Boston.
Mrs. \. ID. Bickford has returned
from several days stay in larry
town. y. Y, and on her return she
was accompanied by her son, =. i.
Drake. her nephew, Gilbert Davis. and
a friend, Henry Tobin, the three latter
coming for a visit of few days
A very pleasant meeting of Colonel
Israel Converse chapter, Daughters of
American Revolution. was held at the
home of Abbe +. Clarke on Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Roy Wheeloek favored
the members by vocal selections, which
we're much enjoyed, and the success Of
the meeting was greatly increased by
that of Mrs Doris Lattimer Jerd, was
balIoted upon, and she WAS unanimous !,
" elected to become member of the
chapter as soon as her papers can be |
returned. Mrs. f. A. Joslyn gave a
paper on Women Authors and Their /
Homes" This paper was very inter |
,sting. giving the particulars of the
nome life of many celebrated authors.
Mrs. s. II. Mccullough also gave a
reading. Revolutionary Landmarks of
Maine which was also interesting. !
Following the close of the meeting, a
'ocial hour was observed, and ice cream
md cake served by the hostess. The /
next meeting will be held at the home
II Mrs. g. A. Laird in Royalton. in
he month of September, the exact
late 20 be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. skinner of Bos
on have been in town this week for
hort stay with their little son at the
ZONE of Mrs l.. :. Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Washburn came
rom Waterbury on Sunday and went
o another part Of the town to visit
elatiyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Pride and son.
returned with them, after
assing one night at their home
Fred Goodwin of HYDE Park, Mass,
now passing a few days vacation
nth his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron