Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-08-18
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Arthur Osha and blanche, young
est daughter of Beniainin Sar-
gent of this place, was married Thurs
DAY afternoon .; tho home oc tA"
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Osha, in Braintrcc by the Rov. Fraser
Mc.zgcr. They are at Rochester where
Mr.. Osha is in tho iewel,y business.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Emery went to
Bethel sunday. Mrs. Emery will spend
n week there and another week at Bar
n,rd before her return.--W. II. Rand,
Jr.. returned to Boston Sunday after a
two weeks vacation with hts parents
News has been received here by Mrs w
b. Wall OF the birth of ii daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Coy. Mrs. Coy was Miss
Emma Flint. n former resident of this
place.-Clifton Scott Carbce has com
pleted the oil portrait OF Chief Judge
Ro"-ell and left town last week. The first
of September he will return with "a frame
when the portrait will be placed In the
State house In Montpeler.--R. O. Lewis
Of Norwich. ~ j., who IL the guest Of
his brother. II. w. Lewis. gave a solo be-
fore the congregation of the Federated
Church Sunday morninE.-Albert Ernest
Lewis, an attorney of Boston, and Miss
Minnie Cummings Carr were married last
week at the home of the brides uncle in
Wcstboro. Mass. ard are now the guests
here of the Groorn'S mother, Mrs. Fan
ME Missionaries s. Boyer Of Phiia-
dclphia is at the santarium i'll with a
slow fever. Mrs Boyer Is boarding ut
+. w. Jcwctt's.-Eev. \. c. Gilmore of
the Episcopal Church has been offered
the curacy of St John the Evangelist
Church at Newport r. l., and has the
matter under consideration
Misses Margie Jerd and Cora Osgood
left here Monday for Silver Lake
Miss Hazel Hodskins returned from
Rochester Monday.-Mrs. Porter of
Northampton. Mass, arrived here Mon
day to visit with her brother, Dr. G. W.
Scot.-Miss Lila Jerd is somewhat i'm
proved. Elizabeth Mann, daughter of
George Mann Of Quechee, Is visiting her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mann.-Mr. and Mrs w. II. Giadding
have returned from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Roscoe of White River Junction was in
Hon. V. ]. Spear. Saturday the Democratic
party will hold a caucus to nominate
III. +. Sanford for the same ofice-Mr.
and Mrs. J. Il. Icldridee have returned
from Observation-Disclosures Mcintyre Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. r. b. Nc
lntyre.-Mr. and Mrs. a. j. Husc have
returned from q trip to Windsor.
Charles Wood, for a few months resi-
dent here, was arrested Monday for
breach of tho peace, In which he was
charged with intoxication and beating
last evening and also one at the town
his wife.--Miss Sarah Chedel of Franklin.
Now Hampshire. Is here for n
week, with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chedel.-Mrs. l.. d. Simonson of
Woonsocket, r. l., Is passing a week
here with her brother. Herbert Cook
John Guyette arrived from Whitehall, n.
Y. Monday for few days stay with his
daughter. Miss Mabel Guyette.-Miss
Mary Wedgwood Is passing 10 days here
with her mother. Mrs, W. +. Wedgwood.
She is assistant librarian nj Chicopeo.
Mass-The brotherhood picnic advertised
for Tuesday was postponed to the next
pleasant day on account of bad weather.
MIR. Billings OF Rochester is now en-
ployed in the e, II. Mason feed store
Eugene Emery went to Bethel Monday
to remain over the holiday.-Mrs. James
Wheeler was In town Tuesday visiting
relatives-Miss Agnes Sault of Bell
SrOtneTS stOTc is taxing a vacation.
Miss Sadls F1Aeld closed a weeks va
cation from her work In Grants store
and returned from Bethel Wednesday,
IT Is understood that r. b. Wright Of the
firm OF Adams & Wright has sold his
interest In the business TO his partner,
| j. b. Adams. Miss Mary Adams succeeds
Mrs. George Drew as cashier In the same
store.--F1ed Goodwin has returned from
a several days stay in Montpelier
and Mrs. Leon Smith and little daughter
OF Melrose Highlands are being enter
tanned for n week by Mr.. md Mrs W. S.
8. Buck.-Mrs. i, II. Joslyn entertained
party Of Mortified ladies Tuesday--A
large crowd attended tho picnic given by
the Christian brotherhood Wednesday at
Mari-Cast!e park. The Green Mountain
band was in attendance and games and
sports helped to pass the time pleasantly.
Charles Wood, who was arrested Mon
day. was tried on Wednesday and placed
under 1000 bonds to keep the peace and
under $50 bail for appearance to the
| county court In December. E. A. Thomas
| furnished bail.-The Rev. w. T. Spar
| hawk is passing several weeks here with
the hope OF recovering his health
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Miss Gertrude Hickey Is visiting at
| John Bollns.-N. L. Boyden went to
| Highgate Friday for short outing.-The
fair given by the ladies Of the federated
| church last week Wednesday was held
indoors because OF the inclemency OF tho
weather. About $50 was cleared.-The
Sunday school of the Federated Church
will! hold a picnic next Friday.LTerrence
| Allis and daughter have returned to their
home In Derby. Conn.-Guy Hebard, who
has been visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs w. II. Hebard. has returned to his
work In Connecticut.-Mrs T. A. Noyes
and daughter. Anna, OF Chicopee. Mass.
are visiting friends In town for a few
| 40 Mr. md Mrs Gaoroo n IIy,or