Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-17
RANDOLPH.


Sanders) died at the home OF her sister,
Mrs. Frances Young in St. Adams We'd
nesday Sept. ., after a few days illness
with pneumonia. Mrs. Bean was sum
moncd to St Adams by the illness of
"A niece. whose condition was thought
critical and was almost Immediately
taken i'll. She leaves two sons, Dir.
Arthur of Brooklyn y. Y. and Louis
OF Randolph, and a daughter, Clara OF
Barre. The marriage Of Miss Mary En-
ma, younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dana Nurse, was solemnizcd q high
noon Sept .. to Edward Howe. son
of Mr.. md Mrs. George Mason of BROOK
field. The Rev G.. O. Howe an Uncle of
the groom. performed the ceremony be-
fore the immediate relatives and the
| brides most intimate friend, Miss JENNA
Bell OF East lIardwick. Immediately
after tho services a wedding breakfast
was served After October they will
| be at home to their friends on Prospect
| street. The bride was formerly a clerk
| in the Randolph National bank and the
| groom Is n clerk in Tcwksburv & Ray
| mond's store.
| While working on one OF the saws
in Marcott & llaycs's min Friday aft
ernoon. Alfred Knights's right hand
| was nearly severed at about an inch
below the wrist. He was taken 20
tho sanitorium.-John Kimball is in
Montpelier for a few days.--Miss Ma
bel Osborne and James Neal of Mont
pelier spent sunday Mt ]. II. DuBois's
Mrs. Theron Brooks ana daughter,
Hesta have returned to WASHINGTON
-. C.-Mrs. Ora Copeland spent Mon
! day with her sister In st. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs Sllas Howard announce
the marriage engagement of their
daughter, Edith. to G. Gerald stevens,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles stevens.
Saturday evening relatives and friends
| numbering 70 met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs a. A. Gilman to remind them
| OF their 9th wedding anniversary. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed and in be-
half Of the committee, the Rev. -, s,
| Gilman presented them with a handsome
oak chamber suite. two fine oak rockers,
| table linen, n piece of china and one of
| silver. Ice cream and cake were served.
Those present from away We're the Rev.
and Mrs. y. s. Gilman and Mr. and Mrs.
c. G. Rathburn of Gardner. Mass. Mr.
and Mrs. G, A. Adams of Post Mills. Mr..
and Mrs. c. NJ Waldo and DR. and Mrs
| N, I
| Farr and family OF East Rrookheld and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Morse of Brook
field.
Mrs. Il. J. Griswold left yesterday nft-
ernoon for her home In St Paul.-Mr
and Mrs. \. l.. Kendrick attended the
funeral OF his brother. Harvey Kendrick
in Lyme. N H.. Tuesday.-Mrs. Henry
Dunbar OF Three Rivers, Que, Is visiting
.,f,St
turned from n seasons work In Sound
Beach. Conn.-IIoward A. Drew Is In
Woodstock for few days.-Mr and Mrs
Slas Howard are entertaining their son
| William. OF Decentralization Agent Johr
Fenton Is crippled having had a heavy
truck wheeled over his right foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hatch OF New
York are visiting relatives here,-George
W. Earl OF Charlestown. Mass, Is spend
ing a few days In this vicinity
Mrs. H. II. Mcintyre went to Burling-
ton Tuesday and Yesterday in compan,
with her sister. Mrs Chandler. left for
Bell Center. Ohio.--Mr. and Mrs A. y
Hayes are entertaining John Austin OF
Pittsheld. n. H.. and his daughter, Belle
Austin Il Boston, and Miss Olive Hayder
Of Underhill.-Northfleld fair lured q
|
At the station 1913 tickets were Sold. -
Mrs. Lena Ingalsbee has returned &c
bethlehem. Pa. stopping Mt Hartford
Conn. On route.-Mrs King and daugh,
ter, Miss Sadie who have been visitinf
at Albert Dales's went yesterday TO theil
homo In Island Pond.-Nr. and Mrs
Henry Hutchinson and daughter, Mrs
Morris of Randolph, Wis. left Tuesda,
for Barre after which they will go Il
their home. James Hutchinson accom-
panied them TO the latter city.-Mrs
p Charles wilkins OF Manchester Is tn,
guest of Mr., and Mrs. Edmund Shat
tuck-IIarry Onkin and Mrs John Onkir
Of Chaplin. H., guests at D. c
Woodard's. left yesterday for South
| Royalton.--J. NJ Atwood Is In receipt o
a handsome travelling bag as a prz
for his many years OF faithful work. 70
the Phoenix Life Insurance company
Winfred Bagley OF Burlington Ia will
; friends in town.