The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-02-20
RANDOLPH
Board of Trade Elected L. w. Webster
as President.


The annual guest night Of the Chris
tian Brotherhood was held on Friday
night with a>very large attendance. AZ
the supper, which was served before
the concert. there were two hundred
people, who enjoyed the menu and the
social part also. Following this the
company repaired to the music hall,
where there was quite an audience
awaiting the concert to be given by
the Norwich university clubs, and the
program given here was OF very high
order. The several numbers were
greatly appreciated, and 1t was not
only treat to all music lovers, but
also a fitting close to the guest night.
The orchestra played for a dance foi-
lowing the concert, which was held III
grange hall. :
The annual banquet Of the board OF
trade, which was held at The Naples,
was attended by seventy five men, Inc
proprietors Of The Naples gave an ex-
cellent menu, with all the delicacies OF
the season and some out OF season.
There having been no annual meeting
last year. the reports which the pres
ident, G. j. Stockwell, called for COW
cred the entire. time since the last
meeting. The treasurer revealed the
fact that notwithstanding there were
no dues collected last year, there was
still in the treasury $62.SS. The OIL
GERS elected for the coming year We're:
President, L. w, Webster; vice -presi-
dent. j. w. Raymond; secretary, Roy
d. johnson; auditor, T.. S. Tracy; ex-
ecutiye committee, T. L. Salisbury, F.
n JosIvn. p. #. Morse, ". A. Grant,
II. B. Bell; membership committee,
DR.. r.. A. Russlow, u. a. Hatch, d. ~
Salisbury; aviation committee, " r.
Salisbury, n. C. Buck, Or. +. a, Eaton
G. T. Tflson reported for the building
and loan association, an income OF
5000 per month and prospects OF sew
eral more loans this summer on new
buildings in prospect. Thurman Dix
gave an address Of an hours length, in
which he spoke upon the highway
problem. Mr.. Dix explained many
methods and gave very interesting
talk. AT the close the new president
made few remarks and vote OF
thanks was given the speaker, after
which the meeting adjourned, expect
ing to have another meeting before q
very long time.
Rev. Fraser Metzger received a mes
sage from Freehold. n. y, Saturday
announcing the sudden death Of Mrs,
Metgzer's mother. Mrs. Metzger has
been in New York for a week with
Misses Clara and Annie Kimball, and
was going to visit her mother TINS
week. Mr.. Metzger left on Sunday
night for Freehold.
The regular meeting Of Col. Israel
Converse. Daughters of American Rev
olution. was held on Saturday afterf
noon at the home of Mrs. G, K. Steele.
The house was finely decorated with
the national colors and the usual open.
ing of the ritual was given. The roll
call was responded TO with quotations
or valentines, furnished by Mrs. B. ID.
Dubois. Miss Ruth Adams was nnani-
faously elected to become a member
Of the chapter, and the paper Of Mrs.
Alice Buck Clarke had been returned,
making her a member in good standing
Of the chapter. Mrs. L. A. Parish gave
her report Of the Continental Congress
in Washington. which she attended,
and this was followed by paper by
Miss Clarke ON Colonial Homes IN
New England A valentine box was
passed. giving each member one, and
at the close "Ye olde tyne dance" was
given by eight ladies. Miss Allen was
the pianist. and this part OF the pro-
gram was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Madigan. employed at the Her
aid and News office, and Miss Bowen,
one Of the high school teachers, We're
quietly married at the rectory OF the
Catholic church on Friday afternoon at
s 80. They were attended by r. l..
johnson and left here that evening for
Boston. Both OF the young people are
well known here and the best wishes
OF many friends will attend the cou-