Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-04
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Mrs David Bosworth and children of
Bristol are at the home of her father,
~. H. Nichols, for a few weeks outing
A. NJ. Vaughan sold last week 2A quarts
Of cultivated raspberries from the vines
N his farm and he expects n total yield
Of between 500 and 500 quarts.-Mrs. Or
son Woodcock, widow of the late Orson
Woodcock, has been granted a pension OF
t12 a month";. F. Briggs has returned
from his trip to Hardwick. Flint
Is assisting at the telephone exchange
through the vacation period.-Mr and
Mrs. G. W. Panton are entertaining their
daughter Mrs. Edwin Jones' Of Sours,
Manitoba. who will be Joined here by her
husband later.-Raymond Paige Is az
Kearsage In the White Mountains with
his uncle. F.. W Paige. of Pittstield.
Mass, who with his family will ac-
company him to Randolph, the second
week in August C. S. Booth severed
his connection with the Randolph tele-
phone exchange as electrician August l
and VIII devote his time to the
White River Electric Light & Power COM
pany in looking after the local business.
!. 7. l.amson has received a reward
Of $50 for information leading to the arrest
Of Edgar n Waters. a former resident
here. wanted in Bozcman, Mont. for the
forgery of check to the amount of $500
News mas been received here of the
death of J. G. Hodges July q of appendi-
Ctis. Mr.. Hodges was th-/son of A. f.
Hodges, formerly Of this town. but for the
last twenty Years "A resident of Califor-
nia.-Nlr. and Mrs. h. T. Spear of Boston
are with Mrs. Ida Drake for the month
of August-Beulah Chapter. Order Of
Eastern Star will hold social on the
Emerson lawn Thursday afternoon.-Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Green Of Glen Cove l.. L.
who has been for several days guests at
silas Chadwicks. have gone TO South
Royalton to visit Mr.. Greene's parents
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Wheeler of Maiden
Mass, who have been visitors at Judge
and Mrs ]. W. Rowel's for several days
have gone 10 Greensboro for, the month
of August.
Mrs. Maud (Gouriey) Nichols went to
her home in Somerville Sunday to ar
range to close her house preparatory to
returning here TO assist In the care of
her aunt, Mrs. David Dunbar. who is
now yer! low from tumors and a compli-
cation.-Dr. Arthur Bean Of Brooklyn,
n. Y. has Joined his family here for his
Of West Chester. Pa, arrived Sunday
morning for a stay of few days among
old friends. the youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs w. f. Rand, came from
Boston. where ne has been located for
two years. Sunday morning, to pass two
weeks with his parents-Mrs. Melissa
Chadwick went to Claremont, n H., Sat
urday to spend few weeks with her sis
Nbat 4a1d Tv,..
Barre is in town with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs ], ]. Trerise.-AIr. and Mrs.
Charles White went to Burlington Sun
day, having received news from their
daughter. Mrs Esmond, who Is at the
Mary Fletcher hospital In that city, to
come for her as nothing could be done
to relieve her Mrs Edward Morse and
daughter went to Boston Sunday for Q
few days stay-Romona. the little
daughter Of DIR, and Mrs H. W. Holden.
is still quite i'll, and typhoid fever is
feared.-R. Z. Parker has been quite i'll
for several days,-It Is understood that
o. w. Mann, who Is here for a vacation,
Is TO repair his farm buildings on the
place known the Wallace Mann farm,
by the enlargement Of the barn and doing
some work on the house.-Mrs, Nettie
Tin IL requiring ItT Darn ana Will also
make repairs on the upper tenement of
her house early in the month of Septem-
ber-Warren Church is now able to re-
sumo his work In the Jerd meat market,
after several weeks of confinement with
AL Inflammation of the eyes. Mrs. e. l..
Smith and her son, Gordon, accompanied
her sister, Mrs j. ". Blodgett to her
home In Thomaston, Conn, for few
weeks stay.-A drama, when Brother
Phil Was Walking" was given in the
barn Of A, e. Osgood by four young
ladies Elsie Osgood. Flcda Martin, Jcn-
mic Jerd and Marjorie Lane who realized
from the sale Of tickets SEE. which was
sent 10 the kurn liattin Home at West
minister Tom Spoonor, who has been In
st, Louis, Mo, for "A year, studying
telegraphy. Is expected home for few
weeks George II, Slack shipped n car
load Of canned corn from the local fac
tory Of Domerit & !almCr to Boston
recently, leaving only 800 cases left over
from last summers product
Mrs T.. u. Rhodes reached home Tues
day after n three weeks visiting trip
In Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Miss Nellie Lease of Milford, ~ H., Is
visiting her aunt Mrs. A. II. Powers
Mrs Anna Wedgwood has returned from