Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-09
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

William h. Cpdegafl or MlNn'AnonS
md Miss Caroline Smith. daughter Of
Mrs. A. r. Iamson. of Philadelphia,
were married at one o'clock Thursday
Sept, at Idleton cottage, the sum
home home OF Mrs. Lamson. IN THIS
village. The porch wss screened with
evergrccns. and hero the marriage SER
vice vor performed by the Rev. Fraser
Me,zger OF Bethany Church. The brides
gown was a beautiful creation Of Jap
ancse embroidery and real vnlenc!cnncs
lace, md her bouquet was OF white
sweet peas She wore no .eil and was
unattended Little Miss Margaret Fox Of
philadelphia was flower girl. The only
witnesses Of the marriage were the
daughter of the groom. Miss Margaret
I'pdegaff. snd the immediate family
friends OF the bride, Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Howells and son, Samuel. Mr.
md Mrs. II. y. Story and daughter. Miss
Mary, MIR. and Mrs. AFRO d. Lamson.
Jr.. Mrs. Camille Gaskill. DIR. and Mrs.
Herbert FOX and daughter Margaret. all
of Philadelphia. Dinner was served ut
the cottage. and the bride and groom
started on the evening express for Min
neapolis.
Mrs. Anna Greer arr';ed from Water
bury Sunday and Is visiting Mr. ard
Mrs. r. W. Mcintyre Walter NJ
keltv visited IN Barre over SUNDAY
Auto day proved To be great sue
coss Friday, $50 90 was turned over to
the Sanitariurn I'D societv-Ernest Hovc-
did not lose 81 when the pOstoffic" WIS
BROKEN into NJ Randolph Center last
week. The thieves overlooked i In their
haste to get away.-Mr and Mrs i NJ
Hubbard and daughter. Fsthcr. left
Saturday for two weeks In Portsmouth,
n. H.. Portland Mo-. and Roatou. Mrs
Hattie Butterfed and daughter. Mrs
Jennie Rattle. are Visiting IN TArre--
IDA G. Sargent Of Paterson y. j.,
visited n. D. Howe ov-- Saturday. -
Sam Bowen WINS before tho local corr,
Friday. The first charge was hlackmail
ana on this he was acquitted On tho
next charge. OF selling liquor. Sam
was bound over until the December term
OF county court. under bond Of 5000 -
Tuesday the schools opcred with
two new teachers IN The grades. Miss
Alice n. Mouiton arrived Saturday from
Springdale. Ne, 10 commence hcr work
teachinC.-The ladies Aid society will
meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Alfred
Webster's-The Kings Daughters will
give n tea ct Mrs A. r. Bases Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Icy Manchester IL spending weeit
In !soston.-Albcrt n. Marco't will enter
Norwich University this Week.-Mrs.
Harriet Whltconb ond daughter Of Bos-
ton arc visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Cheedel.-The high school open
ed Tuesday with Ernest q. Ham as
principal assisted by Lewis f. Rye, Ethel
NJ. Park. Olive II. Moulton. In the grades
the teachers will be MISC Jennie a.
stewart. Miss Mable Smith, Miss Bertha
NJ. Msnney. Miss Emma +. Moses. MISC
Nav Howe. Miss Abilene Grey. Miss
Minnie Il. Bnrbour: wing, Mra Ella
X. Johnson.
Mrs. Tewkshury and daughter. Mary.
went Mondey to Rutland where Miss
Tewksbnry begins her third wear as
teacher Of English in the hlgh school
Howard II. Drew. who has been visiting
his parents for two weeks, left Tues
day for Boston.-Word has been received
from Ned Il. Tewksbury, who is with his
father, r. w. Tewksbury In York Beach
Ne. saying that the latter was feeling
somewhat better.--Mr and Mrs Arthur
Lane and daughters left Monday for their
home In Mount Vernon. y. Y, after an
extended vacation with relatives here and
IN Montpelier, Mrs, Bradish and daugh-
ter, May, Of Medford, Mass, who have
been visiting DR. and Mrs Francis 4.
Eaton, LETT for their home Tuesday
Miss II. f. Bliss and Miss l.. NJ Hutch
ms left yesterday for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. W, W Rumrin of
Northfeld, Miss Hortense Flint Is in
Putneysvile teaching MISS Jessie Chedel
VIII leave Saturday for Tilton. n. H..
to attend the seminary there-The local
high school had an opcn,n attendance
Of i01 Irip!ls-At meeting of the high
school boys last night Richard Rowell
was elected captain and Paul W. John
son manager Of the football team. The
prospects for football are very good a
number Of the old PLAYERS being on hand
as well as lot Of new material.
CHELSEA.
The Hon. ]. X. Darling has been sick In
bed since last week Wednesday. Col
Charles X. Darling OF Concord, Mass
arrived Tuesday Anna Dearborn
Is again teaching in North Tunbridge and
Miss Lena Sargent In the school near N.
II. Austin's, two miles north OF that vii
age-schools havfe begun with the fol-
lowing teachers: Academy and high
school. Principal John NJ. Comstock, as