Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-25
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

versary Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Foster
curing the day many called and many
letters were received congratulating them.
MI. and Mrs. Foster we're married in
south toyalton but Immediately went to
Iunpridge to live upon a farm. From
tnere they moved to Chelsea and in 1889
70 TINS town where they have since "a
sioed. with them to celebrate the event
was tne'r daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. NJ Thompson. ard daughter.
Seatr'ce, or Montpelier, and Mr.. and MIRA
i,ana fieid and e. L. Field and family
Oh NOR 'held The same irish linen IN "A
Toorned the dinner table so wears ago was
.seo Wednesday Elijah Flint, T.
Aoems and Joseph TAdue have been nm.
po'"teo Incense commissioners for 3rsi,-
"ee o! judges d. II. Morse OF Rapdo,,t
CIV. fiorare White Of West Topshan
INC rev Aubrey c. Gilmore OF Hun,
,'oVe' Me- has accepted tho call tn m.
cen'e rector OF Grace Church at Po,.
ao'ph Center and st. Johns OF this "a,
age Mr.. Gilmore will begin nj, dut,.,
rcre IN about month.
This spring parties from D.,ro,.
M'ch will begin operations IN No
farm owned by Mrs Ida Mann "a 49,
termine the amount OF granite th.,.
me stone is white and very handsome
on tho adjoining farm. owned nv A
H. heed!e. and on the Lamson farm.
owned by Mr.. Beedle and n
iho'nas Of Hardwlck, excavation.
VIII also be made.--rJarrv r.rr,,
or waterbury spent Sunday at
James Oneys.-Mr. ana Mrs "a, \,
i'ainson returned Friday from Wash
antonio are in New York.--N1ir,
nlanch spaulding Of Barre spent Sum
day with Miss Winnie Chadwick
Florence Noble is visiting her sister.
Miss Cora Noble. In Burlington.-A
son was born Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Stfmetts.-Miss Minnie Davis re-
turned saturday to Norwich after Wis
lting at +. T. Sailsburys-Misses To-
Sephine ana Ruth Stimetts are guests
OF their aunt, Mrs. c. T.. LAballe. in
White River Junction.--Mrs. o. ]. Ash
ton of Rutland, spent Sunday with
Miss Bertha Manney.--Mrs. Jennie
Hubbard returned Saturday to Rolton
Mics Ethel Park, FIRST assistant in
the high SHOOT. Is spending vacation
at her home in Lyndonville.--Miss
Marion Rumrill is spending a few days
In strafford.-Mrs. T. J. blanchard was
tho over-Sunday guest Of her daugh-
ter. Miss Estela. In Barre.
Ward McAllister Is visiting his grand
parents in Waitsield.-AIiss Lima and
Ruby Miller left Tuesday for Wor-
cester. Mass, to visit their uncle, Georre
Miller.-Mr. and Ms. John Hcwells re.
turned 70 Barre Sunday after a visit ut
n. G. Green's.--Friday afternoon tho
seniors and other excursionists will leaya
for Washington. D. c. The seniors, the
largest class for a number OF years, in
Guided jackson Vail, Arthur wheatly.
Clarence Frink, Walter Smith. william
Hyzer. Albert Marcott and Frank Jones
and Misses Beulah Hayes, Florence
Howard, Evelyn Denny. Ida Rand, Flor
erce Oney, Mary Winslow, Mary Ellis.
Doris Rogers. Mary Tewkshury, Jessie
Chedel and Vesta Lyon. Aside from
the class. Principal and Mrs. +. G.. Ham
and Misses Emma Patch. Anna East.
man. Loucinda Howard ana Sarah Che
del will accompany the party.-M,.s
Helen Miller returned to her school IN
Hudsov Mass. Sunday william Han
N! Is spending two weeks in F1tchhurg.
Mass,--Miss Sadie Kent ia in East Bar
nard.
The remains Of Mrs. Marion Terry
Beecher. widow Of F. A. Beechar ara
expected to arrive from Dorchester.
MASS, to-day. Mrs. Reecher's death
occurred Tuesday after a 10 DAYS. M
ness with pneumonia. at the age OF 8,
years. Until Is years ago she had
lived In this town where her husband
was employed in the Emerson mill,
Mrs. Beecher was deaf and dumb and
received her education In an institu-
tion In New Haven. Conn. The fI-
neral services are to be held Friday
afternoon at two o'clock at the homo
OF her niece. Mrs. George Hutchinson,
the Rev. Frazer Metsger officiating.
Tho deceased is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Clements OF Berwick,
Me-. ana Mrs. J. p. Baeley OF Dorches-
ter, Mars one brother. Fred Terry
OF this place. two sisters, Mrs. c. u.
Sanborn OF Randolph. and Mrs. Eliza
Buchanan OF Allston, Mass., and an
aged mother. Mrs. Justinia Terry. who
lives With her son. Fred Terry in this
Rev. FIR. Penders was
summoned to Cohoes. NJ Y, Tuesday
night by the death Of his sister. Mrs.
McDonough. who died
after lingering illness
Mrs. l.. A. Gibbs and children OF Whit.
River Junction, and Mrs. Charles
Gibbs OF Rrattleboro have keen guests
at Fred Terry's the past few days.
w. NJ. Terry was In Brattleboro Mon
day and Tuesday serving az Juryman
In the United States court.-Mrs. =. ].
Stockwell and daughter. Doris. are
IN
v. RI. Edgerton and son. Lawrence OF
Rochester, are guests at G. A. Chedels.
The Rev. FIR. Tenders preached In
81. Monica's Catholic Church OF
Barre Sunday night,-H d. Banister
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. John
Rogers in Montpeler--Mr. and Mrs
Charles Clark OF whitman, Mass. are
quests OF the Rev. Joseph Hamllton'1
Miss Winnie Richmond went yester-
Law to Claremont. n. H.. for two
laws stay.--Mrs. Leon Jones and Mrs.
:. IT. Campbell OF Warren were In
own Tuesday.-N. c. Green is With
relatives in Montpelier for few
Wesley IIodgtins and chill
lren are in Rochester for week.
Miss Ellen whitney, who has been
critically III a number OF days. Is now
gaining slowly.
CHELSEA.
Clinton L. Buzzell. aged n years. a
armer who resided on east hill died Fri
lay as the result Of an operation for gall
tones at the Mary Hitchcock hospital
Il Hanover. The funeral was held Mon
lay with Masonic services at the Bap-