The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-15
SOUTH ROY4LTON

Don Blake of Woodstock was VS.
itor in town the last of the week.
Miss Bertha Whitman is home from
Bishop Hopkins hall for the summer
vacation. =,
The funeral of Sidney Frary's H.
vear.old son was held at Frank Blake S
Saturday, with interment in the GEM
etery on Dairy hill. He died Friday
from lockjaw, caused from poisoning
from a blank cartridge he had been
playing with.
Mrs. Frank Wood OF Randolph was
in town Friday.
Mrs. Albro and children are at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u
w. Ward. for the summer
Llewellyn Knight is i'll at the home
of his parents in this village.
NJ. H. Fowler is taking ten days
vacation at his home here from his
r. +. ID. route work in Sharon.
Elmer DOYLE is home from his work
in Holy Cross college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber Of Hartland are
visiting their daughter, Mrs {. ii.
Buttner.
.tlldRp "A. III w UiLudni anu
were entertained at the home OF Z. r.
Tarbell and wife, Saturday evening to
celebrate the 25th anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Williams marriage which
fell on that date and also the birthday
of Mrs. Tarbell, which occurred the
same day.
Supt. V. X. Bracket and family left
for their summer vacation in Maine
Saturday.
Mrs. Theodosia Mason went to Gays
willie Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Mason, her .mother.in-law, which
was held there Sunday.
Five of the members of White River
grange visited East Barnard grange
Saturday night, where the first and
second degrees were worked on class
OF nine candidates and a discussion on
the tariff question was held, two OF
the members of White River grange
serving as judges with one member
from Barnard grange.
Walter Mason has gone to Tunbridge
70 spend the summer vacation with
relatives.
Rev. Frank T. Talbee preached an
odd Fellows memorial sermon at the
VI. 4. church Sunday. A delegation Of
Odd Fellows and Rebekshs from Ran
dolph were present.
John Anderson has a brother visiting
him.
The graduating exercises of the s. r.
II. S. were well attended by the rela-
tives aud friends OF the graduates. the
class numbering n this year. II is I'M
derstood that the following members
Of the faculty will not return for an
other year: Miss Helen Adams, Miss
Edna Barrett and Miss Helene Bel
Iatty. Miss Hellatty goes abroad, hav-
ing already obtained her passport.
Archie Goodale was in Randolph the
last Of the week to attend the gradu-
alton Of his niece, Miss Lois Hayward.
c. q. Clapp Of Boston. Mass, was in
town the first Of the week.
An uncle Of Archie Goodale's, who is
from the south. and has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity, came from
Randolph the last Of the week 10 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodale before going on
to New Hampshire 70 visit other rels-
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to New Hampshire the first Of the
week
Mis- Fdwina Flint Of Randolph was
with her parents Sunday. coming 70
attend the memorial sermon a. the NJ.
2. church.
Nr. and Mrs. II l. Patch Of Ran
dolph visited r. A. Flint and family
the krst Of the week.
There was a severe hailstorm here
Monday sftsrnogn which worked con
siSsrsbls havoc. lights q glass were
broken il several residences. gardens
were dsmar-d ard brzrekes ard leaves
were tom fruz shs1s trees. The hail
stores wsrs vsry larrs. sorns messur-
irF ever eco inshes u diameter.
Miss 6isHys Rurnhsm went % her
hszs = ossskss Tuss1ty fer the sun