Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-15
RANDOLPH.

Sherman Spooner has sold his farm,
commonly called the Allen Spooner place,
located on Thayer brook. to George
Nichols; consideration $1,000, with no
farming tools, Mr. Nichols will take i'm
mediate session-Mr. and Mrs
a. II. Ferry have issued invitations for
the marriage of their granddaughter,
Miss Lolita A Flint, to Carl A. Thayer,
to take place Wednesday afternoon Octo-
Der q at o'clock. In West Brookheld.
The Kings Daughters with Invited
guests took tea with Mrs. b. L. Nicker-
son Saturday afternoon from three TO
five. sale Of cake and candy added
about s3D to the treasury.-Mrs. r. J.
@ Brien went to white River Junction
Saturday evening to be present at tho
wedding OF her sister-in-law. Miss Eliza
beth O'Bricn Of Middebury to d G..
Brennan of New York Monday Mt
nine o'clock.-Mrs. Ellen Young attended
the funeral OF her niece, Mrs Myrtle
K!ngsbury, In Barre Sunday .--Mrs. l..
]. Blakely and daughter Miss Lula, will
leave this morning for West Derry
whore they are to vlst.-Mrs. Dora
| Tredo, son. Harry, and daughter. Miss
| Winnifred, arrived from Boston Satur-
| day.-Mrs. A. j. Hunter, who has been
visiting her brother. L. Shattuck. left
Saturday for her home in Windsor
Mr. and Mrs. AFRO Stockwel guests OF
relatives In town the last few days. have
returned to Rochester.Mrs. G. G. Rey-
nolds and little daughter arc spending a
few days In Montpelier and Barre.-Mr.
and Mrs Fred Gordon spent Sunday in
Mortified. Mrs. Penrl Rumrll and lit
tie son Of Concord, ". H., who have
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. l. Dickerman. left Saturday for Ieb-
anon. y. H.--Frcd Bouchard foreman
at the canning factory, spent Sunday at
his home in Waterbury .--Mr and Mrs
Warren Church and son. Harold. spent
last week In Boston and vicinity.
The body of Horace l.. Iioyt. who died
in 1870. was moved Monday to Lowell.
Mass, by his son, Homer Hoyt.--Bishop
Hail visited this parish Sunday as well
ms the one at the Ccnter.--Mrs Myrtle
Stoddard visited in ST. Adams yesterday.
Miss Abbie Clarke entertained a party
Of young ladies at her home on Randolph
avenue Monday evenlnR.-The condition
of S. n. Fisk, one of the oldest residents
of the town. is failing.
The vestrymen: Messrs. Martin. Bry-
ant, Palmer and Leeds of st. Johns
Episcopal Church. have decided not to
make call to rector at present. but
continue holding services as of late
Mrs. James Cass was called to Hunt
ington Tuesday Ivy the serious illness
Of her sister. Mrs. Forest Hanks
Dana Church has returned from a
months absence IN Maplewood, n. H.
The directors of the local sanitarium
deem Il in advisable to make the addi-
tons planned at personalities Luria
Hatch Of Chelsea is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Powers.-The Rev. A. l..
Cooper went Wednesday to Montpelier
to attend n meeting Of tho Vermont
Bible society.-Mrs. f. o. blanchard Is
in Boston for n few days.-Mr and Mrs
J. W. Atwood are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. c Il. IAzelle of White
River Junction. Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Culver Of South Royalton visited
them-Hartley Forth Is IN Boston,
Albert Adams Is at his home in Dewey
Mills to spend Sunday.-Mrs. Charles
Mann will return tonight from two day.
In Northfield.--Arthur Burr!dge Is visit
ing his son IN Boston.Notices are agair
posted caution!ng people not to use more
water than Is necessary.-Prin. r. G
Ham. one OF the executive committee OF
the Vermont State Teachera association
will leave tonight for Rutland to attend
the annual meeting there, He is also 70
take part In the program. The high school
Is not to he in session to-morrow-Miss
Eva Forth Is In Mortified to spend
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