The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-23
BETHEL

@, Freneh's residence in Barnard viii
lage for $500. He buys for home,
which means that his family will be in
Barnard during his deep sea assign
ments, which cover about half his time.
Chaplain Charlton is we'll known in
Vermont, having been pastor of the To-
cal Methodist church and of other Yer
mont churches about 20 years ago.
Henry 0. French of Barnard has
bought the Chamberlin place in that
village and will fit it up for home.
Mrs. P. J. Ward of Barnard was
taken Saturday to the Randolph sana-
torium for treatment
Guests of DIR. 0. v Greene are Wal
ter Carney, a Standard. Oil Co. repre-
sentative in China, who is in the Unit
ed States on his decennial furlough.
Mrs. Eva Billings, Misses Beatrice and
Alice Billings of Boston.
+. L. Martin was well enough to re.
turn from DR.. o. V. Greenes sanatori-
um last Saturday.
w. B. Brooks, who has been in Ran
dolph doing interior painting several
weeks, now is on some local jobs. He
has recovered almost entirely from a
fall with staging at the Washington
county courthouse in Montpelier two
wears ago, when both legs were broken
near the feet, very rare kind of ac-
cident.
During last week the following
matches were played in the tennis
tournament on the Whitcomb high
school court: First round, Mildred
Shaw defeated Jessie Moreland, 81,
rs; second round Twiddie Stearns
defeated Mrs. Dick Gay, 63, 81; Lera
Havey defeated Amy Wilson, SO, 90.
Mems singles: First round, Lester Hea-
lev defeated Wallace Arnold, OIL, 6-l;
Donald Arnold defeated Haven Greene,
GA, 7.5; second round, Babe Miner de-
feated Harold King, 20, 90, Ga; Ralph
Shaw defeated John Noble, 6-l, OIL;
James II. Wilson defeated Richard Mo
riarty, 1910, 81; third round, Bill
Clifford defeated James j. Wilson, @,
SO, Oh.
Miss Ida Blossom Of yCliftondale,
Mass, came Wednesday TO visit rela-
tives here and in Pittsfield.
Mrs. John b. Richards and her son,
Eldon Richards, of Buffalo, n. y, came
yesterday to visit former neighbors in
Barnard.
The young daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Clyde E. Blossom fell from the piazza
of the home of C. +. Durham, her
grandfather. Saturday, causing a cash
on her head, which DIR. +. c. Fletcher
found it necessary to take several
stitches to close.
B. f. Buxton has moved into the
Wheeler block.
Principal George Z. Davies of Bee
man academy occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church yesterday morn
ing.
Bethel won its first game on the
new playground diamond Saturday
Swinyer was in absolute control Of the
situation in every inning but the
third, when two hits were made off
from his delivery These hits were all
that the Randolph players made.
Swinyer struck out Is men Randolph
played poor fielding game and in
general, had an off day. In the first
inning Mcintyre and Vail delighted the
fans with a perfect squeeze play. The
locals were fortunate in combining two
doubles and three singles in such a way
with Randolph's errors as to make
them all count. Wallis only base on
balls, to Noble in the fourth, was the
beginning OF his downfall. After that
things went against him, but he was
not hit hard. Swinyer never was IN
any trouble after the third, except in
the eighth. when two of Bethel's errors,
base on balls and a hit, filled the
bases, but only one run was scored as
result of this. Ralph P. Shaw UNI
pired satisfactorily The score: