The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-14
RANDOLPH
Charlotte Morris Association Held a
Meeting Wednesday Evening.

Charlotte Morris association OF past
matrons and patrons held its meeting
here in the Masonic hall on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, The after
moon session was opened at 4 O'Clock,
with the regular ritual ceremonies, ana
this was followed by the address OF
welcome given by DR.. n. w. Holden,
the response being given by Mrs Col
die Davis, grand Esther, Of Mortified.
" After short session the association
was called to recreation and social
hours followed ATT o'clock the company
was escorted to the vestry of the Bap-
fist church, where the ladies OF the
church gave a fine supper to about 30
members and guests. The menu was
good and the service satisfactory, the
ladies proving themselvesSequal to the
occasion in every particular Follow
ing the program, A. X. Hall gave two
selections, which greatly pleased the
company. At 1880, the company again
eeturned to the hall, where was given
by Beulah chapter two rituals OF 90
4 years ago by officers selected from Ben
iah chapter. The officers were in cos
tune, and many and varied were the
gowns which appeared for the first
time in years. The work, while not
perfect in every particular, was fairly
well rendered, and enjoyed by those
present. This part OF the program be-
ing completed, the association was
called to order, and three candidates,
Mrs. Ida Dearborn and Mrs. Edith
Stevens of this place, and Mrs Mar
Garet Knowles of Waterbury, were ini-
tiated. The business followed and plans
were made for the printing of the new
by Jaws and other things for the bene.
fit of the association. The death OF
Mrs. Martha Stoddard,. past grand
matron, was announced and resolutions
of sympathy ordered to be sent the
family. The next meeting, which is
to be held in Montpelier the last week
in June. is the annual, when the cleo
ion and installation Of officers viii
"A. place. Among those present from
out Of town were Mrs. Eta Fraser,
grand treasurer, and Mrs, Greeley of
Windsor. Mrs. Nellie Gates, grand
warder. Mrs Viola Bissell, ID. ID. g.,
and Mrs. Richmond of Rutland, Mrs.
Doty of st. Johnsbury, Mrs. Minnie
y. Ruggles. ID. d. G. NJ, of West Burke.
Mrs. Goldie Davis, grand Esther, OF
Mortified. Mrs. George Huntington
and Lewis Moody of Montpelier, and
many others.
Drs Angel, Bailey and Russlow
were in Waterbury on Tuesday night
to attend the Washington County Med
zeal association meeting.
Rev. r. H. Moore has gone to Lyn-
donville and before his return he will
20 to Irasburg where he will speak.
Mrs. j. Weiner and two children ar
rived from New York Sunday and
Joined her husband here; and Mrs. r.
sHaupt also with two children came to
remain here with their husband and
father.
Henry j. Moore has sold the tobacco
store in the Temple block to Guy
Thayer. who will take possession at
once. Mr. Moore will go to Massaehu-
sets to work for the present.
w. J. French OF Brookfield has moved
this week to his newly purchased home
on Howard street, which was formerly
rhe place owned by j. NJ. Atwood.
Arthur, Howard and Nina Somer-
Vile have gone to Hudson, Mass, to
work in shoe shop.
Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Trerise have gone