Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-12-26
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


merry of tins place, has "lopcd with Mrs
clifford Hartridge. wife If the former
counsel for Harry X. Thaw. and gone
to Germany. They were residents OF
Canton. \. Y. and previous to their de-
parture in october had enjoyed one an
others company so as to cause much
gossip. Report has recently come from
Germany Of their presence there. Mr..
Hartridgc is deaf to these stories though
he Is anxious TO know Of his wife )
whereabouts.
Alpha Kelley, a prominent resident.
died Sunday morning at $50 o'clock
OF tuberculosis The funeral was held
at the house Tuesday afternoon at two
Mr.. Kelley was about 81 years old and
is survived by a wife son and niece.
Mr. and Mrs A. L. Lane and two
daughters. Misses Marjorie and Laura,
of Mount Vernon, y y. are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Justin Mathematics Kate
Spouner Of Montpelier is spending a few
days with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. D.
A. Spoorcr.-Miss W,unlfred Tredo Of
Boston is the guest for a week of Mr.
and Mrs. William Slack.-Robert Flint
of Boston is visiting his parents, Mr.
ana Mrs. William Flint.-Miss Florence
Taplin has returned to Barre after three
weeks in town.-Mrs. Harry Clark of
Danyers. Mass. Is with her mother, Mrs
Emily lIastinEs.--The village schools
closed Friday for a two weeks recess.
Miss Frances Warner, second assistant
! in the high school, has gone to her home
in Middlebury. Miss Eleanore Farrand.
second grade PREACHER, Is at her home
in Bakersield.--J. d. Dennison and
daughter, Miss Katherine, are enjoying
the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. j.
r. Spring, in Nashua. ~ H.-Mr and
Mrs l.. S Brigham and son are with her
sister. Mrs W. w. Martin, in Newton
| Highlands, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Lyman
| Hutchinson are visiting Mrs. c. II.
Thresher in Boston.--Mrs. y. L. Pennoycr
of New York caNed on Mrs. w. E. Rand
Saturday.-Miss Helen Miller Of
| northampton, Mass, and Miss Lima
Miller of Waitsfeld are with parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. II. NJ Millcr.-Miss Nettye Rob
/ bins came Saturday from Chicopee, Mass,
| 10 spend a few days with her mother,
| Mrs. Cora Robblns.-Mrs Bertha Bur
| ridge is enjoying a vacation from the
ethical culture school in New York -
| Misses Jennie Stewart, Jennie Godfrey
and Elizabeth Holden entertained their
pupils in Grange hail Friday evening.
| Mrs. Abbie G. Bingham. wife of tho
late George Bingham Of this place, died
at tho sanitarium Sunday night For
over n year she had been Ill with ucu-
ritis and had been at the sautarlum
| for about three weeks. Previous e
| her going there. she had received care
| by her faithful niece, Miss Ada Bur
roughs. The deceased was - years OF
| age and was for three years a resident
OF this town The funeral was held
| Tuesday morning. at eleven o'clock at he,
| rooms in the Stockwcll block.-Th,
case between Henry Dunbar anC
Charles Stockwcl was continued Tues
day morning. Stockwcl was fined
$500 and paid costs of $500. TIL,
complaint was that in a dispute be
tween the two. words changed e
blows, which ended with hearing be,
fore Justice Homer Vail.-Miss Alic,
Pervier is visiting in Montpclier.--Mrs
| Rosabel Mcintyre and daughter, Mis-!
Alice, are visiting another daughter
Mrs. r. A. Sargent in Woodsville. y
H.-George Davenport while workinf
in Montpelier Junction Thursday, step
ped on a spike, which inflicted so seri
GUS wound as to keep him in tn,
house since.
The remains Of James Sexton, an el
derby resident Of Bethel, were hrough
here Tuesday morning and takci
to the Catholic Church where mas
was said Intermcnt was in tn,
Catholic ccmetery.-Misscs F'loss
and Vesta Lyon are passing a few day
with their parents in Gaysville-E. A
Hatch and daughter Miss Alice. ar
passing the holidays with another daugh
ter, Mrs. r. G. Bundy, in Rethel.-Mrs
Georgia Sargent has returned to Glare
mont after visiting Miss Ada burroughs
John Pratt of Boston is In town.-Mrs
II. Il. Sharpe is with her mother. Mrs
f.. G. Mann of Newport ~ H.-Whil
Henry Kibbee of Brookhcld was drivin
down Pleasant street Monday. his hors
dropped dead,-,Miss Glenner Cushman I
passing a week in Brandon.--Mr. an
Mrs. John Royce are in Mddlebury for
, weck-George Sault was In Montpcle
Tuesday. -Eunice Slack has Joined he
mother on visit in Bradford
Henry NJ. Miller died Christmas morn
ing after a years suffering with hear
disease. He was 20 years of age and 10
, is years had been q highly respecte
! citizen Of Randolph. For II years he ha
been agent FOR tho Continental Casualt
company and for many years he was
2 member of the Methodist Church. Durin
g his suffering he haC received car
. from his wife, who is at present in fe,
. BILE lealth. Aside from his wife he
e survived by three daughters, Mise
a Helen, Lima, and Rubie, his mother, Mr.
+ e. r. Miller OF Worcester. Mass. tW
= brothers, George II. Miller Of Worceste
T. and the Rev +. NJ Miller In Californi;
Il Funeral services will be held Friday a f
4 ernoon at one o'clock at his home o
s Highland avenue,-Weltha Mae one
c the six small children of Mr. and Mr.
n o. j. Tallman. died Mt the sanitariui
8 Tuesday evening at the age of five year
f She was taken III Saturday evening wit
d peritonits AND grew worse so rapid
n that she was taken TO the sanitarium.
!: Christmas was appropriately observed
;. the different churches by special exercise
= by children and trees. At the Cathol
. Church high mass was celebrated at mit
r, night Christmas eve, At 81, John
!, lChurch sermon and morning prayC
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