The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-12-16
ROXBURY

| Horace Morse of Randolph was one
of many hunters who were here during
the week of deer hunting.
B. w. Boyd took the young son of
Mr.eand Mrs. Ernest Rich to Burling
ton Monday to be cared for.
| The following officers were elected
at the regular meeting of Summit
grange last Tuesday night Master
| H. A. Howe; overseer, Mrs. r. NJ
Dickinson; lecturer, f. Z. Cram; stew,
ard, A. T.. Cross assistant steward
John 0Grady; chaplain, Mrs. f. C.
Wright; treasurer, w. A. Averill; sec
rotary, Carrie NJ Howe; gatekeeper
biartin Pierce Ceres, Mrs, H. NJ Ord
way; Pomona, Mrs. L. II. Spalding
Flora, Stella Lemery; lady assistant
steward, Lottie Rich Mrs. w. A.
Averill was appointed organist and
H. A. Howe as delegate to the state
| grange.
Mrs. Eddy of Braintree was bust
ness visitor here Friday
Ralph Priest, who is working at the
quarries, went to his home in Brain
tree Wednesday evening to hunt the
remainder of the week, but returned
to his work Friday morning.
Mrs. Bertha Nrkerson was week
end guest of Mrs. b. c. Hall, her
| daughter returning to her h-me in
Braintree Monday.
Rev. Ellie |. Webster will give lee
ture at the town hall. Roxbury Fri
day evening, Dec. II, at S O'Clock
There will be special music All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Marguerite Griffith Of Rutland
Is spending some time with her sis
ter. Mrs b. w Boyd.
Mrs. Charles Howe was in Barre On
Monday to attend the funeral Of Mrs
Almon Pratt.
Mrs John 0rdway spent Monday
in Mortified with her sister, Mrs
Henry Webster.
Following is the official report Of
deer secured in this town, "a in mum
Der: WiIbert Thurston. doe. I25
pounds; Rex. NJ Brown buck. 10
points, 100 pounds Bernice r. Sull-
van. buck, three points, 1875 pounds
Earl Spalding, spike horn buck. IS
pounds; Arthur Ballard of East Geor-
gia, doe, 1870 pounds; VIII Hanley, St
Adams. buck, 1876 pounds Otto Brooks,
doe. l75 pounds; Ira S. Flint. doe, 20
pounds; J. s. Sullivan. st. Adams,
buck, leo pounds; Harold Thurston,
doe. l25 pounds; Ben Lemery. East
Granville. doe, 100 pounds; Leslie
Story. Woodstock, doe, 100 pounds;
William Rattee, East Granville, buck.
ITO pounds; Wayne Wooley. Lyndon
vile, buck, l25 pounds; J. B. Kidder,
spike horn buck, so pounds; Cleveland
Webster. doe, $50 pounds; John Mer-
rill. buck, 40 pounds; Dan Hanley,
East Granville, doe, 100 pounds; George
Bent. East Granville, doe, 100 pounds
Roy Diemer. East Roxbury, doe, -
pounds: Harry Richardson. doa. 90
pounds; VI. A. Flynn, l2-point buck,
2O6 pounds; Mrs. Cleveland Webster,
buck, l2i pounds George DeGeorge.
spike born buck. 10 pounds.
II j. reported that {. NJ sullivan.
who has been braking on the way
freight through here, has been trans
ferred 20 a run on a passenger train.
r. A. Howe j. in st. Johnsbury this
week. attending the 49th session Of
state grange.
Mrs c b. Green, Mrs. Mark Good
ell and Mrs. OGrady spent Wednes-
dav Of last week in Randolph
DR. Burr Of Montpelier was here on
Monday for an examination II the
children in the village schools
Mrs b. G. Hall and Mrs Emily I'll
den we're in Montpelier Friday
Mr.. z : Stanton and daughter.
Miss Jessie, spent "Wednesday in
Montpelier
George Davis 81 Rutland Wa here
Monday IN the interest 81 the Vermont
Marble cornpanv.
Mrs OGrady left Thursday for -
Afbans. 20 spend = few weeks With
her sister in law Mrs Maggie Brown. (
IN last weeks issue. the Randolph 4
Herald snd Views referred 90 Ro1hury /
ss the harry hunting rrauud this .
wear lodging from TIE number 80 I
hunter from far and near. uho drift
81 IN here during the deer Season. We /
are ~ the ouiuicn that TIE Herald vas /
ues the orlv orr uho raf the 5iea /
Nr-. Kste Drinkuater and son. Cor /
aan 81 N8rthfr3a spent the SEEK cral 4
81 she hams 81 her daughter. Mrs.
Elsrm Trzrv.