Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-11
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


chester were held Friday afternoon at
The Manchester at two o'clock. Mrs.
Manchester whose death occurred at H.
60 p. IN. March 2. was born in Ran
dolp July 12 1888. and had always lived
here. November 3 1853, she was married
to Albert y Manchester whose death oc-
CURED two years ago. To them were
born four sons. Byron A and Ernest T..
OF Randolph, Forrest c., a lawyer In
. Boston now dead and Henry G. Of Port
land. NJ. January 49, Mrs. Manchester
sustained shock. the effects of which
fastened her death. Both she and her
husband were very prominent In tho
Grange. having been members since its
organization.
The masquerade ball Of the high school
seniors, given Friday evening in Grange
hall, was largely attended and greatly
enjoyed. The sum of SO was added to the
class treasury The funeral of Mrs A.
b. Manchester Thursday afternoon was
IN charge Of tho Rev. Homer White.
Those present from away were Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Manchester OF Portland, Me.
G. A. Manchester OF South Royalton and
Miss Constance Manchester Of Lebanon.
n II.-Word has been received from
New York OF the birth Of twin boys FRI
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hodges.
NESs Mauds Johnston entertained "a
you-g ladies last evening With whist at
tho home o: her sister. Mira. w. +.
Ed3on.--C'f aries ingalls, spent Sunday In
Montpelier.--George Chatfeld has gone to
Hano~.r. n IT,. where no has employ
ment.-N:s. Elvtn g. Barrnws returned
Morday to Rutlard after a few days with
her sister, Mrs. J. u. Mitchell-Franh
Greenough Of White River Junction
visited at c. J. Rockwell's Monday.-The
Christian Endeavor society of Bethany
Church will glvc socia! at the parish
house Friday evenins.--Mrs c. NJ. Ayers
returned to Montpelier Sunday after a
week with her sister. Mrs. Jehicl Will
Jams. Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Ayers OF Mont
pelier were also over Sunday guests there.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Scott Of Barre
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Trerise.
Tho high school seniors on their trip
10 Washington will leave Friday. March
h. via Albany and return via Philadel-
phia and New York. They will go under
the direction Of Principal futile of the
Bellows Falls high school. Principal and
Mrs. f. G. Ham. Miss Anna Eastman
and Emma Patch will he included in the
party --Herbert Salisbury and son,
Franklin. went to Boston Tuesday.-The
annual meeting Of Whitney Chapter. r.
A NJ, No. 5. with its election of officers
occurred Monday. This afternoon
and evening district meeting of the
Royal Arch Masons will be held here
The officers chosen for the coming year
for the Whitney chapter are as follows
II. p, D. d. Howe X, L. G. Erskine;
s.. A. G. Wells: treasurer. z. 7. Sault:
secretary. +. Tewksbury: c. H., r. E.
Parker: p s.. c. I. Boyden: r. a. c..
n l.. Boydon.
DIR. A. G. Bailey DR.. +. G. Angel
and DR.. c. ]. Rumrill attended a dis
trict medical meeting in Barre Tues
day nigh-.-Miss Cora Houghton of
Northfeld Is the guest of Miss Bessie
pavenport.-A. NJ. Vaughn lectured in
Brattleboro last evening before wo-
mans club.-Seven tramps applied to
Policeman r. II. Ketchum Monday even
ing for lodging.-Mrs. Henry Allen ha 8
returned from a weeks absence in
Bellows Falls.--Miss Edith Howard Is
spending q week in Barnard