The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24
RANDOLPH
Village Meeting Votes Tax of 65
Cents on the Dollar.

Cents on the Dollar.
| The annual village meeting was held
on Tuesday evening at the high school
building with a good attendance V. |.
| Spear was chosen moderator and K. +.
| Briggs clerk for the year, after which
the reports were given and adopted.
| DIR. G. w. Scott was elected trustee
| for three years, and H. NJ. Gaylord
| trustee for two years, A. M. Hubbard
treasurer f. F. Briggs collector and 4.
w. Tewksbury auditor. 1t was voted
| to authorize the trustees TO expend not
TO exceed $500 for sprinkling the
streets, and they were also instructed
| to make arrangements for oiling the
streets next year; $500 was appropri-
ated for new sidewalks, and the trns-
tees were empowered to make the re-
pairs on the walks, from the general
| fund; $500 was voted for eight band
concerts, to be given during the sum
mer, The article relating to cement
| street on Merchants row was laid on
| the table. Ii was voted to extend the
water system to the Novelty works.
| The trustees were instructed to investi-
gate the water supply, and also to re.
surface Main street; $500 was voted
towards the salary of the district nurse,
and IS cents on dollar was voted for
! the village tax. The school meeting fol-
lowed, when R. j. Mitchell was elected
trustee for three years and S75 voted
| for the Wall Alumni field Medical in
spection was also voted for the coming
year. One dollar and 80 cents was
voted for school purposes, and the re-
pairs upon the primary building were
left to the prudential committee.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sargent Of
Woodsville, n. H., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradford Mcintyre were here on
Wednesday, visiting their sister, Mrs.
John Sherburne, and family.
C. j. Stockwell is out OF town this
week. going first to Bristol, where his
daughter, Miss Mary Stockwell, is to
teach the coming year.
An alarm of fire was sounded on
| Wednesday at about ! o'clock and the
fire company was called over onto
Central street to the house owned by
Mrs. Boyce and occupied by Mr.. Brad
ley II proved to be chimney fire, and
did very little damage
| Miss Vernie Chamberlin, who teaches
in Saxonville. Mass, arrived here on
Wednesday for her summer vacation.
Mrs. Mabel Adams left on Tuesday
night for Denver, Colo, where her
| daughter has been for several months,
and where her stepson resides.
Mrs. NJ W. Campbell went to the
sanatorium on Tuesday for the remoy.
| n r n. ~ aIea for rn mi nj
! for an abscess on the left side OF her
face. 1t was understood on Wednes-
day that she was doing we'll and would
90 to her home soon
Miss Marjorie Morse left Wednesday
for Hanover. N. H., where she WAS to
pass o few days with friends.
Mrs. Dclbert Scribner and children
left here Wednesday and for the next
few days will visit in Rutland, Bran
don, Pittsford and Goshen. In the lat.
ter place she viii be the guest OF Mrs.
Herman Jones, better known here as
June Fassett, who formerly resided in
town.
Mrs. P. B. Daniels and her mother,
Mrs. Harmon. were in Moretown last
week. visiting relatives and friends, re.
| turning mere IHc Hist VI tue ntNA'
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mct5lafiin OF
Mortified were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Z. Neill the first of the week,
and left here for trip to Florida,
where the former has business in
| terests
Mrs. d. ID. Hudson of Warren and her
granddaughter, Miss Helen Campbell.
Of Omaha, Neb., arrived here Wednes-
day and are the guests of Mrs. P. b.
Daniels and family.
Mrs. Ingalsbee and children, who re-
side in Montana, arrived here Wednes-
dsv fSr a several weeks stay with the
formers mother, Mrs. 4. NJ. Bixby.
Mrs. Martin Sumner of Braintree
came Wednesday and was the guest OF
her father. A H. Flint.
Mrs. Shaw of Mortified was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. H. W. Holden,
over Tuesday night and Wednesday
went TO Canaan, n. H., for visit