Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-08
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Miss Dora Douglass went to Sharon
Saturday to remain over Sunday.-Mrs.
Lizzie Silverhorn and daughter came
from Mortified Saturday to remain over
Sunday at their home near Bethel Gil
ead.-The greater part OF the senior
class returned from their Washington
trip Friday. Principal and Mrs E. G.
Ham and Misses Florence and Lucinda
howard. Evelyn Denney and others re-
manned a day or two longer.-The vii
lage schools opened Monday.-C. W.
Hayward has improved so rapidly that
his son. DR.. II. H. Hayward returned to
iunbridge Saturday.-Roy Slayton has
gone to Stowe to live.-James Rand.
student at Norwich University. is at
home-Mrs. e p. I.ibbey is suffering
with the grip.-Dr. G. J. Rumrill gave
q very interesting address at DR.. Stew
arts Friday night upon his experience
while in Rochester. Mimi, In the hospi-
tai Of the doctor mayor Of that city.
The entire evening WAS one Of pleasure
and profit to the physicians present.
Eugene Wilson Of Gaysvllle who has
been stopping at S. s. Whitcomb's. went
to Roxbury Saturday to visit friends
Miss Celia Sprague. who has been III at
Randolph Center where she was in the
normal school. has sufficiently recovered
to return to her home in Hinesburgh.-
Mrs. L. d. Rhodes has returned to
Montpelier with her granddau9hter.-Miss
Vera Boyden. who had been passing sew
oral days here. Is quite Ill. threatened
With pneumonia.--Paul Wagner Of Brain
tree has pneumonia
The death OF Almon Morse occurred at
his home Sunday night after an illness
OF few days. He was nearly 81 years old
and up to within a few weeks had been
remarkably vigorous. Mr.. Morse Is sur
vived by Ave sons. Frank, Albert. Almon.
Dewitt and Edwin, who was the son OF
Mr.. Morses second wife. who survives
him anu one daughter. Mrs. Orlin Green.
The funeral services we're held at his
late home on Wednesday afternoon at
$50 oclock-Mrs. x. W. Morse and Miss
Ruth. her daughter. returned TO Barre
Sunday night after passing a week with
relatives.-Miss Dora Douglass returned
Monday from an over Sunday visit In
Gharon.-Ernest Sargent OF Woodsville.
N H., arrived Sunday to accompany Mrs.
Sargent and their children to their home
after two weeks stay with Mrs
Sargent's mother Mrs. X. w. Mcintyre.
DR. II. Fl. Hayward came from Tun-
bridge Monday to visit his father G. w.
Hayward who has been seriously ILL.,
Miss Cora Bliss was an over Sunday guest
with Mrs Estella ellison of Bethel
Newton Fisher has returned from a two
weeks stay with relatives in Waitsfeld. -
albert Ray OF Braintree was brought here
Saturday morning by DR.. c. j. Rumrill
and placed in the sanitarium for treat
ment for pneumonia from which he is
critically Ill., Mr. Ray Ia 6s years Of age
and brother OF Mrs Ellen Young OF
this place.-Captan Il. F. Bowman has
returned from an absence Of several
months passed in Dakota with Mrs, Bow
man visiting his children. Mrs. Bowman
will remain In the West a few months
ionger.-The annual meeting Of the Or
der of Eastern Star will he held In
Masonic hall this evening. Don
Moore of Sharon with her two chill
.dren, who have been guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Marcott for two weeks, re-
mrned homo Monday.
Dana Church has returned to Fairfax
where he is a student at Bellows Free
Academy.-The washington excursion
kts have returned from their splendid
trip Those to take advantage Of the
ptop-over privileges were Principal and
Mrs. e. G. Ham. Misses Winnie and
Doris Rogers. and Misses Sarah and
Jessie Chedel In New York; Misses Lou
citda and Florence Howard. Evelyn
Penny and Arthur Wheatley In Albany;
Miss Florence Oney In Rutland, Miss
Mary Winslow In Bellows Falls. and
Misses vesta Lyon and Ida Rand In
Springfield. Miss Grant OF Royalton WIS.,
ted friends here Tuesday.-Miss Frances