Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-01
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
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other sister. failed to recognize him. He
had not been in Randolph before for %
years.
Mir. md Mrs. Eugene u. Scgar came
from Burlington Tuesday. Mr.. Scgar is
still suffering from n badly spratned ankle
and is unable to resume work for the
Porter Screen company.
Walter r. Morse and family have re-
turned to their home in Barre after a few
days visit at JChn +. Mcad's.
y. NJ. Draper and daughter Ruth re-
turned Tuesday from n visit to relatives
in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Thomas Ranney, nee Chad
wick. returned Tuesday from Providence,
II. l.
MIR. and Mrs. orrin Chamberlin went
to Bethel Wednesday TO attend the tuner
nj Of Jason Chadwick, Mrs. Chamberlin's
uncle.
Carroll II. Pratt. son of Carlos Pratt
of this place, for the past few years
u successful architect located ut Spring.
field. Mass. was married Nov. 18th 1t
RuShvillc. y. V, to Miss Clemence Legg,
ut the home OF the brides parents. lie ,s
a member of the Randolph Alumni AS
scCiaticu and was graduated from tho
lIirh school in 81.
Mrs. Angie Wood has gone to SPRING
field for the winter and has closed her
house on Pleasant street.
The :. s. s. club held n pleasant party
at L. II. Williams last evening.
Mrs. Ida Savage and son OF Bethel have
come to stay at DIR. Hardy's for awhile.
Miss Alyce McCord has returned from a
visit to her parents in Worcester.
FrCd Curtis went to the capital Tuesday
to visit his father.
NJ. and Mrs. George Adams have been
visiting relatives here.
Jchn Pratt and wife have gone back to
Worcester. Mass.
rrof. L. NJ. Lord of wilbraham. Mass,
now principal of the hiCh school ut War
rcu. y. H., has been visiting Robert
Church.
The date OF the musical festival has
been fixed upon and II VIII he held in
puIiois and Gray's hall lar -, 81 and
-. This is the third annual convention.
Officers havch cen recently elected as fol-
lows; President. ]. n. ponison; v!cc-pr,s-
iiCnt. DIT. A.. I. Bailey; treasurer, w. =.
hanson; secretary. Edsar T. Salisbury;
chairman OF executive committee. a. II.
BCcdle.
Roy. :. A. Steel. n. d. of Nashville,
Tenn, general secretary of the Epworth
League and editor OF the Epworth Era,
will deliver mis- lecture on backbone in
Dubois and Gays hall Friday evening,
This is tho second number in the en-
t,rtainmCnt course.
T. l.. Wood. the w~cll-known librarian
~ * AANAs - ~ rs hA'AAA'A - " a"H -
Wood. 10 ~recuperatc. He will remain
hero about a month.
vi. /. Cram has finished shearing sheep
for Nm. Bass n has n record Tor the
season Of Ssl sheep shearcd.
y dino social was he'd Thursday even
INK at y. y. Hayes. II was given under
the auspices of the l.. A.. $.
Mrs. J. l.. Brazzillc left Wednesday
evening for Il trip To pcs Moines, la,
where she will spend : veral weeks with
her brother. She will also visit in Sioux
city in that state. MIS-. Emma Jones
accompanies her rs far as Chicago on
her way 10 her former home in Topeka,
Nan.
Misses Mary Mcintyre and Mary Moul-
ton are visiting in Montpelier. Mrs, l..
II johnson returned from the capital
Wednesday.
Char'os G. Dubois, with the Western
Electric company Of Chicago. ILL.,, but
now East on business. comes to-day for
u short stay ut the home of his father,
William H.. Dubois.
Fay T.. Wells. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
L. Wells. has been very i'll with typhoid
fever at paGgett. Cal. His wife has
also been \ victim OF the disease
q Croker. bro,hcr-!n-lGw Of Mrs.
John l.. NoscS died las; week at Santuit,
Mass. He was quite well known here
The hose company elected new officers
for the coming year at their meeting
Monday night. a. +, Bass was chosen
chief engineer; y. T., Fish, LIST assistant;
Bert Chadwick, % assistant; =. ]. Blaa-
chard, secretary II treasurer.