The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-13
\ RANDOLPH

Mrs. Il. w. Groom, who was the
guest Of Abbie f. Clarke over Thurs
day night, returned to her home il
st. Adams on Friday night
Mrs. w. A. Jones il critically II
with d complication Of diseases al
the home Of her son, Frank Jones, ii
Worthwhile Mr. Jones is also at Nor
risyile.
The funeral of the late Miss Mar
garet Ripley, aged 30 years, was held
| In the Methodist church on Friday aft
crnoon, Rev. r. FL Moore officiating
| Harold Chausse and MIR. and Mrs. r.
q. Holland of Montreal were here for
the funeral, Mr.. Chausse and Mrs. Hol.
land being grand nephew and grand
niece Of the deceased
Harold Church has been transferred
from the traffic department of the
Bos ton & Maine railroad at Boston to
the Office of the general western agent
at 227 South LaSalle street, Chicago,
Mr.. Church has been employed by the
Boston & Maine for six years, the
past two years as soliciting freight
agent
AT the first meeting of the Christian
Brotherhood held on Monday night,
the following officers were elected !;
President, G. R. Steele; vice president,
@. w. Patterson; secretary, n. +.
Tilson; treasurer, DIR. T. Il. Holden;
auditor, 0 ii. Granger. Principal
]. H. Wright gave an interest
ing talk on school matters and Mrs.
|R. G.. Wheelock favored the company
with several solos,
The ladies Of the M. II. church aid
society cleared $75 at their chicken
pie supper served last Saturday.
Alonzo Emery is making a good re-
coyery from q shock which he suffered
two weeks ago.
Mrs. G. +. Dumas and her sister,
Mrs. Christmas, left Friday for Spring
field, where they will visit the formers
daughter, and then they win 90 to
Worcester, Mass, Bridgeport, Conn,
and other places, intending to be alb
sent about three months.
Lieut.. -G,ov.-clec Frank Billings Of
Woodstock was the guest of H. J Vail
recently.
Miss Clara Grout returned Tuesday
from Marlboro, Mass, where she had
been the past month. Her mother,
Mrs Fl. r Grout, who has been with
relatives in Orange. Mass, for the
summer, accompanied her home.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Al
at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon, when
their daughter, Miss Ada Merle Allen,
was united in marriage 70 Horace Al
len Soule Of Fairfield, Rev r. Fl. De
Forest Of Mortified officiating. The
Episcopal service was used, and the
ceremony was witnessed by the imme
date. families only Miss Doris Allen,
sister Of the bride, played the wedding
march for the couple to enter the liy-
ing room. which was decorated with
green and white, ferns, evergreen, car
nations and ehrysanthemafms, being
the flowers The bride wore brown silk
and carried shower bouquet of white
roses A lunch was served, after which
the couple left for short wedding
trip.
The meeting Of the w. r. NJ. Of the
Cooper Memorial Methodist church was
held on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
p. b. Daniels, Mrs. Washburn, the pres
ident. presiding. Mrs. r. H. Moore
conducted the devotional service, and
also presided during the program, the
topic being "India."
Arthur Howard Of Burlington visit
ed his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w.
over the week end.
Mrs. Robert johnson Of Barre was
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. II. /.
Patch, over Sunday
Mrs. Julia Walsh suffered a slight
shock Saturday, from which she seems
TO be making a good recovery.
Glenn Dustin, who has been en-
Dloyed in Boston, joined his wife here |
II G. W. Douglass and win visit rela-
lives for a time in this vicinity.
Mrs. Abbie Bellows has returned to
W. w. Sprague's after two months |
absence, passed in New Hampshire and 1
n parts Of Vermont.
Miss Flora Bell was in Burlington 1
,ver Sunday, the guest Of Mr.. and /
Mrs A. $. Austin,
Mrs. r. w. McAllister Of waitsfeld 1
: at d. d. Howe's, caring for her
laughter. Miss Mary McAllister, who
ias had an operation for mastoid abs
'ess.
Mrs. F. S. SWEET and daughter, Hell
en-, and Miss Dorothy Butman, who
ave been at the home of Alice Blanch-
Ird for some time, left Friday for Fort
/. G. Wright, n. a. They were ac-