The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-09
RANDOLPH

Miss Ramona Holden, who has beer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. VI
Holden, for several weeks, returned on
Saturday to Boston to resume hei
studies at the Burditt Business col
lege which were interrupted by her i'll
| ness.
Mrs r. G. Morton was summoned
to Franklin, n H., Saturday by the
illness Of her brother, Mr. BURKE, who
was not as we'll.
Miss Mildred Hatch Of Montpelier,
where she is employed in The National
Life Insurance building, passed Sun
day at the home Of her father, III. l..
Hatch.
Rey. Fraser Metzger returned on
Saturday night from New York and
his pilgrimage to Oyster Bay, where
he went with a party from New York.
At a meeting Of West Randolph
grange Saturday evening, the reports
of the offices were given and accepted.
Gordon LaBounty also gave report Of
the state meeting which was held in
Rutland recently, after which it was
voted to invite State Master o. l..
Martin to install the officers if he
could be here. The first part OF the
program was given by tho children
and consisted of a piano solo by Dor
othy 0rdway; vocal solo, with encore,
by Barbara Wheatley; recitation by
Gordon Scribner; piano solo, BY Helen
Thayer; songs by Ruth Dudley and
Dorothy 0rdway. The second part was
a debate upon the question. Resolved
that unrestricted immigration is detri-
mental to the United States The af.
firmative was taken by Superintendent
G. W. Patterson and Mrs. j. c. Har-
low, and the negative by John l.
Hutchinson and Mrs G. S. Booth. The
affirmative won by a few points.
Mrs +. T. Salisbury entertained the
Randolph Woman's Literary club re-
Gently and, after a short business
meeting. the program was taken up as
follows; Response BY members TO roll
call by quotations furnished by Mrs.
NJ w. Chamberlin; piano duet. Mrs.
Ella Russell and Elizabeth Lamson;
paper. "Home Industries" given BY
Mrs. II. II. Paige; vocal duet, by Mrs
j. Carleton Jones, and Mrs. Donald
Salisbury, accompanied by Mrs. s.
Brigham; a paper on Industries New
and Interesting was given by Miss
Jennie Stewart. A social hour followed
in which the guests were entertained
by pipe organ music, and refreshments
were served.
Otto J. Slack and Gerald Hull have
been laid off from the local railroad
station force. Mr.. Slack has been EN-
ployed by the c. V. railroad for two
years. He has since then been working
at the Hood plant, handling ice.
News reached here on Saturday Of |
the death of the one-vearaold child. |
Alton, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Met |
calf Of Greensboro. the child being the |
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Sti- |
NETS. Mr.. and Nrs. Metcalf came with /
the body of their son, accompanied by \
,n. and Mrs. Stimcts. on Sunday |
and the funeral was on Mon /
day With interment here. The child /
would have been one year old on the
lay Of IT. burial. and death was
-auscd by an intestinal trouble, which /
Resulted in kidney trouble. II was q
promising child and the death Is a
great affection to ell the relatives.
Mrs. y. \. Morse, who has been very \
j for the last ten days and under the Il
are of Mrs. Cedric Erskine. the
rained nurse. j. now thought to h.
improving slowly and reasonable
rope Of an early recovery Is expected
Miss Cara Huse Of MorrisviIle ar
ived here last week 20 visit her broth
r, A. =. Huse. and her niece, Mrs. =. +.
;iford- II
lir- and Mrs.. ". ". worthen have
bowed from the Olivia Boycc house On
cntral street and Mrs Wnrthrn has
1Ee - Washburn. Me. where she hss
position - teacher Il mu.ic IN tAe
rhocis Mr.. Worthen B. working f5r /.
l. - Edson in Brookfeid-