Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-23
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

for her son.---G u. Fish of stock
bridge spent Sunday with his wife
who IL at the sanitarium--Mis Ellen
Matthews II quite Ill with tho meas
lcs.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dubois of
Winchester. Mass, are at the Sanford
farm for the suinmer.--Miss S. I. Par
ish has gone to Hartford, Conn, to take
| care Of an invalid sister, Mrs. John
Gorham, who is we'll known here
Mrs. H. f. Washburn of Felchville Is
a guest OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Ned Buck
Miss Lena Rhodes was obliged to
leave her school Friday on account of
| Illness with measles-Miss Grace
Fielders of WaitsfelG is being enter
tanned BY Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Laport.--
Rev. J. Wallace Chesbro returned
Friday from Providence. r. Mrs.
J. F.. Lamson Is in Bristol the guest
of Mrs. David Bosworth.--ATeters for
electric lighting are being established
in the churches and many of the resi-
dences in town.-Mrs. MarCella Ans
den has gone to live with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. iona Tilson.--Mr and Mrs.
Albert Dales are In Island Pond for
two weeks vacation.
The damage caused by the hard show
er OF April To- resulted in consider
able loss to several parties here. T. b.
Thomas estimates the loss to his farm
as about $l,ooO. l.. A. Jurd sustained quite
n loss by the water entering the base
ment Of his market where the cod fish
and salmon Wore stored. The Randolph
bakery cano near being demolished A
hole 10 to IL feet deep was quilted out
under the foundation SO that the build
ing has already begun to settle a little.
| The Fish hill road from the Moulton
stock farm is almost impossible in
many places and the highway near the
farm of d. II. Morse Is badly damaged
James Rand will soon go to Sharon
Springs. y. Y, to take the position of
manager of the Sharon hotel, where he
| has previously served five years MS clerk
Mrs. d. +. Hanks of Huntington Center
Is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Eugenir ELI
| son.-Mr. and Mrs. s. s. Whitcorb have
| Como to Boston to visit their son, r. s.
Whitcomb-B. Frank Kicker Of Hart
ford. Conn, was arrested June IA by
Sheriff Kent for the non payment of
the balance Of the 81 800 which the court
ordered In settlement of the case of NJ G.
Howell against Kicker for fraudulent
dealing in the purchase OF flock OF
sheep. At Mr.. Ricker's request he was
taken from Burlington to Chelsea. where
his counsel r. NJ. Harvey of Montpelier.
was attending court and Mr.. Harvey ad-
vanced the necessary sum to set his client
free.
Mrs. Carrie Tewksbury and daugh-
ter. Mary, have arrived from Rutland
and reopened their house for the sum
mer,--Sherman Adams has sold his
farm and is here to purchase a house
Mrs. j. b. Adams, who Is camping
at Fairlce lake. caught a square tail
lake trout that weighed 112+ pounds
and measured 80 inches IN length
q. p Fish returned to Stockbridg e
yestcrday.-Mrs, Louise Chittenden
Smythe of New York guest of Mrs
". w. Morton for several days. left
here Monday-A bandstand Is il
process Of erection on the land be-
longing to the railroad company just
above the station.--Mrs. Leroy Mar
tin ana Mrs. Jonas Cobuln are amonA
the recent patients at the sanitarium
The arrangements are now perfect
ed for Fourth of July celebration
At nine o'clock in the morning par
ado of horribles. floats. and automo-
biles will be given. a prize being Of
fcred for the best float and the worst
looking horrible. Hose, ladder an(
bicycle races follow in the forenoon
In the afternoon sports will be held
at McCall's park.-Mrs. Marcia Russ
low OF Norwood, n. Y. is at the home
OF her SON pr. L. A. Russlow.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Root and Mis-.
Inez Litchhed returned Monday from
Highgate, whore they had been sine,
( Thursday of last week.-Mrs.. Jessie
8 Church Metcalf and little daughter o.
Rrattleboro are visiting her before
going TO Barre.-Mrs A. J. Hus,
returned Tuesday from Windsor
. where she had been sh'ce Sunday with
. her son, Roy Huse.-Mark Jerd lef
Wednesday for Canton, n. ", whcr
, he will spend the summer with hi!
, father. Frank Jerd.-Mrs. Edwin Len
ney is entertaining her mother. Mrs
Billidou of Hardwick,- Warren Churcl
, is very III with blood poisoning
= Miss Dorothy Buck gave a small part!
= Tuesday. In honor of Mark Jerd
| who il to leave soon for tho summer
= Fired Hatch of Woodsville, n, II.
, Joined his wife al Ned Bucks Tuesday
Bethel Tuesday, Mrs. ora Copclan
= slipped on a hardwood floor Saturda,
t and fell striking her knee and injur
: ing IT., so that she is unable to walk
Frank Copeland, her son. is i'll witt
3 the measles.-Frances and Doroth!
Hardy Of Bradford. n H., are here 70
a two weeks visit with Mr.. ana Mrs
X. H. Slack.-Robert Putnam OF Han
= over, n. H.. was here with relative
the first of the week.-Mr. and Mrs
r. II. Ketchum went Tuesday t
Braintree for a two DAYS stay II
camp.-Clyde Smith. a student at Nor
, wich University, is home on his Vaca
. ton.
!. A very pretty wedding was celebrate
:, at ten O'Clock Wednesday forenoon at tn
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morse, whc
:, william Hale Church, son of Mr. an
- Mrs. Melvin Church of this town, an
:. Stella Louise. only daughter OF Mr. an
:, Mrs. Albert Morse, were married. the Re>
. J. w. Hamilton performing the cercmon,
! The double ring service was used. ON
: corner of the parlor had been ARRANGED b
~ the use OF drapery and decorations {
: smilax and giadiolas into a beautiful tow
- err. over which was suspended "A weddin
bell. tho work of the brides grandmothe
under which the parties stood during IN
ceremony Marjorie Morse acted as flow
N er girl The bride was attired In a Cow
a of white net, wore veil and carried
II boquet OF white roses. She was attendo
= by Miss Jessie Blanchard. The grool
Y was attended by his brother, FIRE.