The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-21
RANDOLPH

Mrs. J. B, Mead and daughter Of Cal
ifornia arrived here on Thursday fo
| a short stay with friends, and Will
in town are the guests of Mrs. T.
j Mcintyre.
! Mrs. Ethel Huber of Boston an
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Lasier, o
| Washington, d. G., are guests Of tn
latters brother, Alonzo emery, an,
wife.
Mrs, Ada Carr of st. Adams arrived
here on Friday and is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. H. Ketchum for a few
days.
The entertainment given by loea
! talent was well attended on Thursday
evening and all performed their parts
with credit.
Rev. r. H. Moore, having accompa
| MED his wife to Lyndonville, where
the funeral of her mother, Mrs. But.
Ter, was held on Friday, win be alb
sent over Sunday. The union service
of the Baptist and Methodist churches
of which Mr. Moore was to be the
speaker, has been called off, and nei-
Their church will be opened for the day,
Rev, Fraser Metzger has returned and
the services will be resumed at the
Bethany church as usual on Sunday,
with the pastor in his pulpit.
An alarm of fire was sounded on
Thursday night about 1890 and the
fire was found to be in the engine
house, where the dynamo has been de-
stroyed by being burned out. No 9TH
err damage was done but the fact of
its being promptly attended ayerted
serious loss.
The Randolph grange held profit
able meeting on Saturday night, end
after the usual business meeting,
pleasing program was given as fol-
lows; Piano duet by Misses Esther and
Laura Hutchinson; salad" which
proved to be roll call, was served by
VII - H. H. kadliititntfts NpNdi SiIOs Jsbi
othy Ordway; selection vocal with
piano and violin accompaniment,
Hutchinson sisters and Miss Esther
Flint; Martin Connolly, former res
ident here but later living in the far
west, gave talk on his experiences
in Dakota; piano solo by Dorothy Ord
nd VOCAL snlanf IL
the Misses Hutchinson and Esther
Flint.
William Moulton of Boston has come
for a few days stay here while taking
a short vacation.
George Hatch, son of Ernest Hatch,
is in quarantine for whooping cough,
which he is having quite hard.
Leslie Morse left the first of the
week for Middlebury for a three weeks |
stay with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Mazzolni left |
IN Friday for Boston, where they will
pass a few days.
Mrs. Maude Parker of Concord, n. |
r., and Lester Blake of Lowell, Mass. |
md Frederick and David Webster of |
Burlington have been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Leonard in
he last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Rand of Leomin-
ter, Mass, are passing a two weeks
-isit with Mrs, Rand's niece, Mrs |
J. C. Morse.
A. T. Neff of Boston has been in
own for several days on business, and
lis son, Paul Neff, who has been here,
las returned to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs A. b. Gay left for
Iighgate Springs, where they will pass
sunday at the Eldredge cottage in
ompany with the family.
Mrs. Nettie Rix. who has been in
'unbridge for several days with her
lister, returned home on Friday.
Winford Swan of Lake Placid. Fla,
) guest at Isaac Sawyer's for a
ew days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen and laugh
er are in Barre with relatives for
hree weeks stay.
Mr. and Mrs L. W. Webster we're in
and Lisbon, n H, the first
+ the week