The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-14
RANDOLPH

Glenn Bailey, leader, Paul Wright,
Paul Chamberlin, Enrol Slack, Robert
Abbey, Ralph Goodell and Albert En-
ery from the Methodist church, Weston
and Theodore Warrie, Dwight Drake,
Fulton Durham and Harold Farr from
the Baptist church, and two boys from
the Center, Laurence Clough y =
boy by the name Of Hungerford, LETT
here on Friday for Barre. Albert
Metzger and Fisher Chadwick also
went from the Bethany church to at
tend the conference.
Miss Alice Goss Of Brockton, Mass
who has been the guest of Mrs. 1. H.
Dyer for the last two weeks, lett on
Friday for her home.
Pauline Neill went to South Royal
ton on Friday for a short visit wltn
her sister, and on her return her moth
er. Mrs. NELL, who had been there for
a few days, accompanied her home
Mrs. C. w. Hayward vas not re-
ported as well on Friday morning and
her condition seemed critical. Miss
HAYWARD, who broke her arm, was as
comfortable as could be expected. I.
Mrs. Scott Gillette went to Bethel
Friday to visit Mrs. Frank Pease, who
has been i'll for several weeks.
Mrs. George Pinney, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. II. p. Perkins,
at Bethel, returned home on Friday, ,
The American Legion Auxiliary heid
their meeting Friday afternoon when
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Fraser Metzger; vice
president, Mrs. c.. X. Steele; secretary,
Mrs. Florence Bridges; treasurer, Mrs.
Fl. /. Callin; chaplain, Mrs. \. !. Claf-
lin; sentinel, Mrs. d. +. Gould; color
bearer. Miss Mabel Sault; executive
committee, first -four officers, Mrs. r.
e. Angel. Mrs. J.. 7. Clifford, Mrs. Floyd
Hodgkins; chairman OF the hnance
committee, Mrs. c. w. Danyow- J.
The University club was entertained
Monday night Of this week at the home
Of III. Il. Hatch. and following the han
duet. Hon. Mason $. Stone Of Mont
| pelier gave a very interesting talk on
the limitations of ornaments confer
ence. and the characteristics OF the
people from the different countries
who participated in il.
Mrs. Graccs Campbell and Mrs. Eliza
beth Booth left IN Friday afternoon
! for Waterbury to install the officers
Of tile Rebckali lodge that evening.
D. j. Howes Of Barre Ii q guest at
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. ". Web
ster.
o. w. Terry went TO Woodstock on
| Monday to inspect the Hood creamery,
over which he has an oversight.
Mrs. Laura johnson Of Owasso'
| Mich, has been the guest Of Mrs. y
A. Heath for several days.
G.. X. Grant is in Boston for . sew
eral DAYS stay with his wife,
Mrs. &, A. Chedel and Robert Cbed
el. who went to Portland, Conn. TO Wis.
Lit DR.. Charles Chedel and family, are
detained there by the illness Of Mrs,
c. b. Chcdel. G.. A. Chedei. who went
to Portland with his family, has re-
turned.
AT the regular meeting Of the Won
ans Relief corps, the following officers
were Installed by Mrs. May Goodwin
President, Mrs. Mabel Williams; senior
vice president, Mrs. Kate Holman; jun
Tor vice president, Mrs. Mae Smith
treasurer, Mrs. Emma Green; chaplain
Mrs. May Goodwin. who was elected
but not installed. as she acted as In
stalling officer; conductor, Clara Allen
assistant conductor, Olive Dumas
guard, Eleanor Hatch; assistant guard
Josie Hodgkins; patriotic instructor
Edith Dudley; press correspondent
Mrs. Rose Heath; color bearers, Lotto
Clongh. Laura Lucen, Mertie Bashawi
Elizabeth Stevens; musician, Mrs
Geneyra Mcintosh.