Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-03
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Saturday long procession, composed
Of the Green Mountain band, the nremen.
many school children, L. S. Grant Post
No a6 its associate members, the speak
or OF the day. the Woman's Relief Corps
and citizens, slowly marched to the beat
of the drum to the cemetery where they
again paid tribute to the honored dead.
on returning the throng went to the
Chandler music hall where Judge +. G.
Mower of Burlington held the attention
of all by very able address.-The exc
cutive committee Of the Orange and
Windsor County Veterans association
met in Bethel Friday and decided to hold
the annual reunion in South Royalton
Wednesday. July 81, the 4Oth anniver-
sary of the battle of Bull Runs. f..
Howard. Preston Rand and capt. p. f.
bowman attended the Memorial day ex-
ercises In Royalton Saturday.-Mrs Fan
mic Howard and Miss Eleanor Farrand
spent Sunday in Burlingt on.--Leonard
Columbe is suffering from an abscess in
his right hand caused by getting cement
in it.-Mrs. Addic Bates returned to Wa
! terbury Saturday after 10 weeks AT Il.
A. Hil's.-Miss Esther Hubbard is in
burlington this week, attending the ex-
crciscs Of Junior week at the University
Of Vermont.-Mr and Mrs. Benjamin
| McCarron Of St Adams spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. Mary Jerd-Mrs
| W. H. Kenny of Lake George. y. Y, Is
| 4 guest Of relatives in town.-Miss Win
| nfred Richmond spent Sunday in Royal
ton.-Nrs Justin Moulton entertained
over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
| Moulton and their daughter, Miss Beat-
rice Walker. of Montpelier.
Four weeks ago a 17-year-old salesman
| for post cards hired a livery team of A.
| r. GAY with the underst anding that he
| would need II not more than two weeks
| and at the expiration of that time would
return IT with the money for its use. No
word was received of the lads where
abous until Saturday when Mr.. Gay re-
ceved note telling him that he would
| find his property in Burton's livery stable
ct White River Junction. MIR. Gay went
there Saturday evening and obtained his
| team After some difficulty he found the
lad and portion OF the money due was
| procured by him. leaving the lad. A.
| Bio, L. of Chelsea. Mass, in a somewhat
chastened state.-Morday morning it was
found that the assembly room IN the
high school building had been entered
|
natriotic as we'll as playful nature by
adjoining tho room with flags. covering
the busts and pictures rs we'll as decora-
ting the windows with them. Their
further love for play was revealed by
changing the books from the desk of one
pupil to that of another. Principal Ham
has found out who are guilty and as
iserts that It is the work both of students
or m
"rricks"-Miss Clara Bean of Barre
is n guest at ~ G. Creen's.-The Rev
and Mrs Frazer Metzger have been on
PERTAINING his sister. Miss Katherine Met
zger of Boston the past few days
Dana Church Is at his home. having
completed the sophomore year at Bellows
| Free Academy. Soon he will leave for
! Holiness, y. H.. where he is to be en-
ployed as bell hoy.--Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Written of Boston We're guests az their
term of court.-Mr. and Mrs. william
Mrs Georgia Sargent returned to White
Riv r Junction Monday after having
The death of Cleon Lord, aged u years,
occurred Tuesday morning at the home
of his sister. Mrs. George Foss. on School
street DEATH due to tuberculosis as
the result of a hurt received about three
years ago in the left hip. Since that
time he had suffered intensely, neces-
stating two periods Of treatment in the
Burlington hospital. one operation, re-
moving a portion of the bone, was per-
formed but did not relieve his sutferingS
and for the past ten days death was en-
| pected hourly. He is survived by his
| mother. Mrs. Henry Harper Of tins
| place. "A sister. Mrs. T.. q. Rowland OF
| Fairfax, aside from the the sister, MIS-
| George Foss, with whom he had lived
The funeral services are to he held
this morning at 1920 at the home
Of Mrs. Fo.s.-R. ". McAlls,er was
called to Waitsfield Monday by the i'll
ness Of his father.--Mr. and Mrs. W. II
Gladding are in Mortified attending tho
1-niversalist State convention. Fred
| Goodwin Is also there as solOist.-
Eugene Marshall took possession Tuesday
of the b. NJ. Smith meat market.-The
Rev. Frazer Me,zger spoke in Bradford
last night at a county meeting Of the
| CONGREGATIONAL churchcs.-So delightful
were the base ball boys over their recen
| victories that Monday evening they
| gathered in Mari-Caatle Park and enjoyed
| fireworks and showed their school spirit
, by yels and songs.
, | Miss Josephine Emery of Washington
r. G.. arrived Tuesday from Now lorl
, | to visit her father Alonzo Emery.-l.llne
Tison Is in Boston.-At this station yes
tcrday, q tickets were sold for the ex
cursion to Missisquoi Park.-GcorGe Snow
is at his home in Milton. His place ~
operator at the station is being ni'cd b.
|C NJ Sawtele Of Richmond.-Satu rda.
evening in Dubois g. Gays hall ther
| will be a wrestling match between Youni
| Ciotch and Sailor Mack of the hattleshi
| I,ouisiana-Mrs. A. J. McGlatn AM
| grandson. Loren EldredGe, are attending
u | the high school commencement at North
Geld.-Mrs. Clarence MoultOn went Il
Burlington Wednesday To visit her son
l. sherman r. Moulton.-Mrs. Edna Fair
banks. Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland and Mrs
Vintona are attending the meeting of tn
y Grand Chapter, O. f. s., in Burlington
J. Callihan has returned from few day
in st Johnsbury.- Rev. w. 7
Z cDarhawk came from Cabot Nesterda
ror few days stay.-Irincipal T.. G
II Ham accompa MED the base ball team I
Montpelier Yesterday.
, RANDOLPH CENTER.
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