The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-06
RANDOLPH

The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Hobart Peck, who live ON the Rowell
addition, has been taken with scarlet
fever, but it is understood it is not
a critical case. 1t is not known where
this could have originated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch, who have been
living in the house Of Mrs. Cora, Litch-
field for several months, are leaving
there this week. Mrs. Hatch is not
able to do the work, and they are to
break up for the present The house
is for rent, but has not yet been def
nitely taken.
Miss Ellen Blossom, who has been
with her mother, Mrs. Hatch, for sew
eraI days, returned to Boston Sun
day to resume, her teaching.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Morse has gone to New
York for few days trip, hoping that
her attacks of the asthma may be les
sened by change.
Mrs. A. c. Templeton, who has been
in Montpelier for several weeks, has
returned and opened her house for
the spring. Saturday she was in Beth
el on business trip for short time.
Mrs. Nettie Rix went to Mortified
on Sunday to visit her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mayo.
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, after two
weeks stay in Salisbury, returned here
on sunday night for an indefinite stay.
A child was born last week to Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Tucker, who live on
Central street.
Misses Laura and Esther Hutchin
son, who came home to attend the fu-
neral of their little niece, Dorothy
Fiske, left for Boston on Saturday,
having been away a part of the week.
The news from Mrs. John UdaIl,
who has been critically i'll in Boston,
is very encouraging, and it is thought |
that she will recover. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wardner, her parents, who went down,
have not returned but will remain a |
few days longer with her.
Col Israel Converse chapter. Dangh |
Iers of American Revolution, held its |
guest night at the parish house on Fri |
lay evening, with large attendance.
At the last moment they we're disap !
pointed in not getting the speaker, DIR.
Bryant of Ludlow, who was i'll and
inable to be out Miss Jennie Vulen-
inc OF Bennington, state vice.regcnt,
anne and gave the address The guests
we're presented TO the speaker, who
vas in the line with the regent, Mrs.
!. IT. Temple, the yice-regent, Mrs.
Blanchard, and the past regent, Mrs.
as they entered the dining
Iall of the parish house and from there
we're given seats. During the time an
composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
}. Il. Slisbury, Clifford Patch, Clyde
,sterbrook, Charles Hayward and Mrs.
ones IT the piano, gave several Sc
actions, which were greatly enjoyed,
nd at the close of their selection the
egent, Mrs. Temple. who was presid
ny, called for selection from a male
uartcx. composed of d. +. Salisbury,
!. L. Galarneau, John Lamson and
.eslie Ball, who were accompanied on
he piano by Mrs. Jones. After the
econd selection, Mrs. Temple present
d Miss Valentine, who gave an address
n THE Relation of the Present and
mture to the Past" Miss Valentine
ave many witty stories and expert
noes in the introduction and all
through it was very interesting. While
he gave many facts in relation 20 the
rganization she did not confine herself
D this. but made the application gen
ral in most cases. The quartet gave
wo more selections, and following
his there were refreshments of ice
team and cake served to the entire
,mpany.