Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-13
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

cdflucl DilIllCK 1oHanL OF
Mass. and Miss Mary Alice Howard wero
married Thursday afternoon at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. c. NJ. How
ard. Tho ceremony was performed by
the Rev Frazer Metzgar, in the presence
Of only the immediate families OF the
contracting parties The groom Is a prac
tcny lawyer and the associate justice of
the Massachusetts district court. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Conant left
TO- jamaica on a honeymoon trip. After
April !. 1910, they will be at home in
Greenfield. Mass. The out of town guests
were Miss Octavia Conant Of Greenfield.
Mass. Mir. and Mrs. T.. Z. Bartlett of
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Dewey of
Brookfeld. William Conant OF Greenfield.
Mass. and Miss Rebecca L. Harding Of
Springfield Mass.
Glenn Brewster OF this place won his
wrestling match with Henry Young Of
Brook1ed Il. Brookfield town hall Thurs
day night.
Saturday evening the following grange
officers were installed by Past Worthy
Master John L. Hutchinson: Miss Kate
Connolly. worthy mistress: Mrs. George
Flint. overseer; Lyman Hutchinson.
treasurer; Miss Alice Buck. secretary;
Russlow. lecturer: Mrs. Ada Manchester
stewardess; Fay A. Burnel. leader Of
march; Miss I.ett!e Bailey. pianist: Glen
Bailey. choir director; r. w. McCallster
assistant steward Mrs. r. w. McCallis-
ter. assistant lady stewardess; Mrs. Win
nfred Steele, Ceres; Miss Hannah Aldrich,
POMONA; Mrs. Celia Jones. Flora Mr..
Hutchinson, the reelected treasurer. has
been holder Of that Office ever since the
grange was organized 20 years ago. This
installation marked the first entrance to
any office by lady. all Offices up to this
time having been filled by men. sup
per followed the Installation. The sue
cess of the local grange has been very
marked. Twenty years ago the late AL
fred Messer OF Rochester, VI, and IS
others-enough to Al the required Of
fces, organized as charter members, the
now fourishing grange. From the orig
nal number. the society has grown to n
membership of go. The problem of CO.
operative assistance Of patrons Is being
very successfully worked out by the
grangers, making 1t possible for its MEM
bers to purchase their grain and other
necessities at cost price.
Mrs. Henry johnson entertained the
Randolph Womans' Literary club at
her home Saturday afternoon.-Dr.
Charles f. Cushman returned TO Chica-
go Saturday after Il two weeks vaca-
ton with DR.. and Mrs. Francis A.
Eaton.-The late Lester Watson was
buried Monday in Randolph. He has
made this place his home for many
years. The Rev. Homer White Off
ciated.-Mrs. Merrill w. Campbell has
rendered her resignation rs operator
in thu Orange County Telephone ex-
change here after several years of SER
vice.
President Thomas of Middlehury College
was the guest OF the students Of the high
school and Prin. Ernest G. Ham Tues
day. He gave an address. "Our Duty to
Live BY Our Rest At the annual cleo
ton of the Randolph National bank stock
holders held Tuesday the following
directors were chosen; Charles G. Dubois.
o. r. Copeland, f. A. Thomas and Willard
Gay. Officers: President. f. A. Thomas:
vicc-presldent Willard Gay; cashier. o.
Il. Copeland; assistant cashier. Fred A.
Copeland. No new director has been
chosen las yet to the position held by the
late William b. Viall.-Mrs. Blanche
Smalley returned to Boston Tuesday
Mrs. Charles Ingalle. the
teachers of the Randolph district
schools meet with Superintendent w. Fl.
Lewis at the parish housc.-Frlday even
ing the Randolph Woman's Literary club
will have their annual gentemen's night
at the parish house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper II. Iamson left
yesterday OH an indefinite trip to Florida
The Young Mems Christian Brotherhood
hocke'' team play tho Rochester team in
Rochester Saturday.-There was an old
folks' dance at the Grange hall last
night.-To-morrow evening the Randolph
Women's Literary club will hold their
annual gentlemen's evening at the parish
house might superintendent II. w.
lewis will meet with the teachers Of the
Randolph districts, at the parish house.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Ernest Ballou of Fayston visited his
brother. Elijah Ballou. Monday. Earl c.
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