Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-04
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

The funeral of Norman Lille was held
at his late home Friday afternoon, the
Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating Inter
ment was in Southview cemetery. The
Grand Army attended in a body. and con-
Quoted the ritual service for the dead at
the grave.
a quiet wedding was celebrat-
ed Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Beedla on Saturday morning at eleven
O'Clock, when their Only son, Fred Bee
die, and Miss Maud Bloomnrdale. both
OF Keene, n. H., We're married by the
Rev. Fraser Metzger. The ceremony was
witnessed by the immediate family only,
and was followed by a wedding break
fast. The bride, who was unattended,
wore gown OF light gray crepe de- chene
and her travelling dress was a dark blue
serge with hat to match. The couple left
on the afternoon train for their home
In Keene. n. II.
Mrs. a. Eaton, who has been suffering
from blood poisoning, had her finger am
putatcd Monday. The first ball game of
the season saturday resulted in victory
for local team over Rochester high,
IA to 6.-Miss Dora Foy, better known
here as Miss Dora EDDY. and Mr. Darrah
of Rochester were married Sunday at the
home of Jacob Eddy. the stepfather OF
the bride. by the Rev. Fraser Metzger.
The couple will reside in Rochester, where
the groom owns farm
The remains of Miss Ada Loretta Lam
son, youngest daughter OF the late Irwin
Lamson Of Thu. place, were brought here
from New York city and taken to the
home of her uncle, W. E. Lamson. Tues
day afternoon the funeral was held and
internent made In the Sou,hview ceme-
terry beside her parents The Rev. Homer
White was the officiating clergyman and
Guy, Pearl and John Lam.on and Edgar
Salisbury were the bearers. The deceased
was born in Randolph In 1872, and was
graduated in 1891 from the Ran
colph high school Later she went
to Maine. where she was asso-
ciated with her brother in business
About one year ago she entered hospi-
tai in New York city to take a course of
training for a nurse, and IT was here that
she died after an illness OF a week with
pneumonia. Fer remains were accompan-
led hero by her sisters. Mrs. Charles
Gromley OF Bridgeport. Conn. and Mrs.
frank Gates Of Ware Mass She is also
survived by one other sister Mrs r. f.
ers, Joseph, who is living at Ware, Mass,
ard is hopeles.ly i'll, Fred hanson OF
stonington. Nc, who was present at the
funeral. and Frank Lamson, who is in
Alaska.-Misses Annie and Clara Kimball
have arrived from New York and are at
Montague Place" where they will be
joined later by their mother, Mrs. r. j.
Kimball, who will pass the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs, II. p. Sanford have re-
turned from Florida.-The May day ball
given by DIT. and Mrs. f. o. Blanchard,
Mr. and Mrs. a. L. Bass and Mrs. Belle
Dubois Monday evening was a decided
success. About 200 were present. The
Mapoe dance. given by Il young ladies'
the Queen of May, Elaine Bass, and her
attendant. Harold Church. all contributed
to the beauty and pleasure OF the scene
Fell Brothers have purchased the dry
goods stock and trade OF Ct. w. Brown &
Co. Of Gardner, Nc. and A. j. Bell and
Mrs. Bell have taken possession OF the
business. IL. r. Bell will for the most
part have charge Of the store here,
News was received Thursday morn
Ing OF the death OF Charles N. Mccall IN
New York city. where ne was taken about
10 days ago. hoping to gain relief by an
operation.-Alonzo Bmery received word
Tuesday OF tho death OF the Rev. Daniel
Putnam, rector OF church in Unlontown,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jubb, who have
been with their daughter. Mrs. j. W.
Chesbro, since Saturday, left for their
homo in North Adams. Mass, Wsdnes-
day.-Work has begun on the addition to
the Cottage Hotel-A larger sewer Is
being laid from the Dubois & Gay
block on Merchants row to connect with
the main sewer on Pleasant street,-Mrs
Hale Flint, who has been In Milton assist
ing her father, the Rev. T.. Z. Herrick,
in moving, returned home Wednesday -
Mrs. Ira Williams. who has been in
Royalton since Saturday, returned home
Tuesday.---Miss Mary Haynes. who has
been the head nurse at the sanitarium
for several months, left for Burlington
Tuesday. Miss Florence Howe Of German
town, Pa, will succeed her here-Aleck
Hull, who has been suffering for months
with malignant trouble OF the stomach,
ms failing.-Dr, Ketchum Of Hartland at
tended the rehearsal OF the choral union