Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-07-07
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney of SPRING
field, Vt. who had been guests Of George
Dumas for several days, returned 70 their /
| home sunday.-Edwln j. Rumrill, who |
had been i'll with tubercular trouble all ,
| the past winter died Saturday night at !
the home OF his son, DR.. c. j. Rumrll. on
Main street-Mr and Mrs Fred Buck
Of Lebanon, n. H., arrived here
Sunday morning for a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Buck.-Mrs Anna
Wedgwood went to Chicopee. Mass, Sat-
urday FOR visit with her daughter.
| Mary, who is employed as assistant
librarian in the city ilhrary.--Gllman
| Chamberlin Of New York arrived here
Saturday morning to remain few days
with friends Lettie Bailey went to
| Rochester Saturday, where she was plan
! list and solost for u. W. Flagg at his
moving picture show Saturday night
| Mr.. and Mrs p ]. Blanchard went TO
! Barre Saturday, where they were Joined
by their daughter. EStella, who with the
other daughter, Miss Edith. will go into
| camp at "Fdgewater," near Barre. for a
10 days outing. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rog-
ers and little son are In town TO remain
at Mrs Rogers's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Banister over Tuesday.-Super intendent
and Mrs Ernest Hamilton Of Bakersfield
are at the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamil-
| tons for n few DAYS stay, as is also
Ralph Hamilton of st. Johnsbury.
Henry f. King of Woodstock. who has
been at Mrs. r. G. Molton's for a few
days, returned to her home Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fielders and little
son arrived from sharon sunday for
few dars stay at O. y Hood's-Miss
Jessie Morgan of Rochester arrived Sat
urdaY, and is the guest of Mrs. Susan
Gabrielle at her home The body of
Henry Clifford, who died at Waterbury on
Saturday. were brought here Sunday by
Undertaken A. +. LIANT. and taken at
once to his home on Maple street. from
which place the funeral will be held Tues
day and the remains will be taken TO
Rochester for interment in the family lot.
| Herr! Clifford was a native of Rochester,
and was about 90 years of age About two
years ago he suffered "A shock Of paralysis
which left his health very much impaired.
and because Of that he sold his farm and
came to this village and purchased a
house in which he has lived for about
one year. About one month ago his mind
became so unsettled that he was taken TO
Waterbury. but he steadily failed from
that time. Deceased is survived by wife.
one daughter who is Mrs. William Ellis
, of Pttsield, and one son, William Gift
ford, who has until recently resided In
: Bellows Falls. Mr.. Clifford has also one
sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Atwood, who resides
In this village, and one brother living in
Callfornia.-M and Mrs. Roy Huse of
,, Windsor are in town for q few days
stay at the home Of NJ. and Mrs A j.
IIouse-The I'dall-Reynods will case,
: which was tried in Chelsea. resulted IN n
disagreement Of the jury.--Elmer Tlson
and Miss Ethel Thomas, who left here for
Boston June %, were married the fol-
lowing day in that city. and after an alb
sence of n week will return here to reside.
Miss Evelyn Reed, who has been
Visiting at the home Of NJ. G. Rowell.
y returned to her home in Williams
town Tuesday accompanied by Ruth
Scott, who Will pass few days with
. her.-Miss Grace Gilman of Bethel is
= visiting her uncle. a. A. Gilman
:. Mrs. F. II. Joslyn is in Northfield-
g The ladies OF the Federated Church
l. made $50 on the lunches which they
" served on the Fourth.-The Judges
IA awarding the prizes on the floats Of
the Mondays street parade were tied
. between that Of GUY Osha and the one
with Columbia and the q original
v states and first prize was awarded To
d both. The Randolph Fruit company
> was awarded the second.-Tt was es-
IL timated that there We're 1000 people
= at tho ball games, Monday afternoon
% The game between the Firemen's
II team and the Randolph high school
e team, was was by the former, to 0
u while tho game between the fircmcn
/ was won by the Fred AVerill team
q Miss Frances Spooncr has returned
j. from a year of successful work as
r. Teacher in Winstcd, Conn, and ha:
'e been re-engaFed.-Mrs, Osmond
q Crcaser and children of Derby are
l. with her paren.s, Mr.. and Mrs, J.. J
s. BIakely.-William Hutchinson OF
r Worcester is visiting his sister, Mrs
y J. f. Tewksbury.
80 aI-. and Mrs Albert Northrop Of Barre
l. are guests Of Nj. and Mrs Il. A. Durkee
Mrs Lewis Dawson and little daugh
ter OF Woodsville, n, II, are guests Of
Mrs Charles Spear.-Fred Beede o
er Kcene n H.. and Mrs, Mary Saxton OF
y, Hoyoke. Mass, are at the home of Mr.
OF and Mrs A. II. Beedle The death o.
D. Lucy Robinson occurred Monday nigh
~ at the sanatorium after an illness o
S. several months. she Was born in Ran
u" dolph Center IS years ago and is sur
4. vived by four brothers, Edwin Robinson
III of Elmore. william Robinson of Leban
r on n H., Royal and Dana Robinson o
OF Randolph Center and two sisters, Mrs
VI. Carrie Comstock ard Mrs. Augustu
n, King. of this place. The funeral will b
o. held to-day from the Baptist Church o
q. which she had been member since sh
ss was Il years old Frank Harrington |
in Boston.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
4, ,Iir. Crnce A Stnne. who Teaches Il