Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-13
RANDOLPH.

The baCcauaure3tc sermon was daIiv.
cred at Bethany Church Sunday by III.
pastor, the Rev. Fraser Mctzger The higt
school graduating class entered to a
march played by Miss Edith Marcott and
Mr.. Cooper offered prayer \ quartett4
composed Of Mss Blanche Sparhawk
Mss Minnie Barbour Arthur Gala.
neau and Albert Beedla rendered
two selections and Miss Barbour
sang a solo, From the Depths" by Cam.
pagni.-The senior class gave candy
sale Saturday afternoon and evening In
Mr.. Grants drug store. Mr.. Grant kindly
gave them the proceeds of the soda and
ice cream sales that day.-The Demeritt &
Palmer Canning company shipped a car.
load of canned corn 10 Providence, II. l.,
last week. The cans We're labeled by ma.
chnery, sent from Waterbury, which has
the capacity of labelling from COCO to 25.-
0H cans a day and requires four men tc
run it.-Mrs g. s. Pope, who was oper-
ated on June 4. at the sanatorum. died
there Friday noon. The body was re-
moved to her fathers Calvin Brewster.
Mrs F. c. Noble IS in Montreal to at.
tend her daughters graduation.-Mrs W.
T Brink and Miss Rice of Bethel passed
Saturday in town.-Mrs. Robert Ficliers
and son have returned 20 South RoyaltOn
after few days with Oliver Hood Miss
Myra Freeman passed Saturday n North
field where She was examined and found
to have a canCerous growth.-NIrs. Della
Ttson and granddaughter Of Midd,esex ara
visiting Mrs. r. / Pratt,-Mss Harriet
w Chase, who has taught several years
in Boydton, Va is with her sister, Mrs.
Charles White of Beanvillc.-Frank Oak,
and daughter of South RoYalton passed
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. oaks
II. =. Riford. who has been suffering fol
some time with Rright's disease Is fl J.
ng.-The senior class cleared about -
from the candy sale SaturdaY.-Ticket
for tho commencement exercises may bt
had by applying to Mr.. Ham or Rober
Sault-Robert Chedel returned 10 Ham
over, y. H.. YESTERDAY after a few daya
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chcdol.-The circulation Of books from
the Kmball public library for May, 1907
totaled 1913; average, 80 l5-22 class books I
l44. or los per cent; Juvenile 26s, or 2ol |
per cent; fiction 9o.9. or 6S.7 per cent.-Mr
Ham Martin and William Connolly re
turned to Chelsea Monday after sunday
in town.-Miss Lena Kilhurn, who was r
Mortified last week attending the COM
menccment exercises, returned sunday
Miss Hopson Of Putney. a worker in tho
State Bible school work OF the Baptist
convention. IS passing a few days At Mr..
Rising's.
G. NJ. Oaks, who has run the Randolph /
bakery for tho past three years has sold
ct to Mr.. Patton of white River juno
ton, who has taken possession. Frank !
Harrington of Boston will attend 10 the /
baking Mir Morrison of Troy. y Y Is |
working on the new music hall and
boarding with Mrs. F y. Jerd-Mrs |
Ephriam Godfrey fell and broke her
wrist Tuesday whilo down street.-Mrs,
w. p. Flint went to Northheld yesterday
to be the guest of Mrs. Charles Holtonv
for few days.-Mrs. William Young.
who has been suffering for some time
from a cancer, IS failing rapidly.->Jamos
Rand started for sharon Springs yester-
day, where he has 'ound employment in
tho hotel He will stop at SaNtons River
for a short time and then go on to Shar-
on Springs. William Holmes the oldest
man in Randolph. celebrated his Goth
birthday Sunday. He had many callers
Mr.. Holmes is very bright and active
for a man of his age and seems to en-
10Y good health.-Mr, Ham passed Tues
day afternoon in Montpelier with Mason
$. stone, arranging the courses of study
10 hc used in the high school tho ensu-
ing voar.-Mr and Mrs, +. u, Barton OF
Montpelier are at Norman Green's.