Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-14

son, Hugh Claflin, was operated upon
for appendicitis at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital. Mr.. Claflin returned Sunday ana /
reports his son as doing well.-Byron
Manchester, injured about 10 days ago, /
has not been as we'll for a few days, |
suffering from severe pain in his head. !
"A. a. Priest and Mr. and Mrs, John
Hutchinson left Monday morning for
Montpelier to attend the meeting of the
state Grange, which opens there Tues
day.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketchum were
in Gaysviie over Sunday with their son.
Walter Kctchum and family.-Wallacc
Avery. arrested here by D. -. Howe
Saturday and placed in the lock-up, was
taken by an officer from Hanover. y. H.,
Sunday morning, to Woodsville. y. H.,
the same evening. there TO be placed i'm
confinement TO await trial.--The Chris
tian Endeavor society elected officers
Sunday for the next six months: Presi-
dent. Mark Morse; vicc-president. II. j.
Smithers; recording secretary, Abbie r.
Clarke; corresponding secretary, Miss
Jennie Wallcigh, treasurer, Miss Grace
Howard prayer mcetins committee, Mrs
Lena Wright, T.. u slack. and Miss
Elizabeth Evans; lookout committee, the
Rev. J. W. Chesbro. Mrs. l.. T. Marble.
Ethel Wyman and Hazel Slack social
committee. II. j. Smithers. Hazel Ladd.
Messie Davenport and Carleton Jones:
missionary committee, Mrs. ]. w. Ches-
bro Mrs II. II. Slack and Mrs. Esty:
flower committee, Miss Mildred Fuller.
Miss Ncrna Jones and Harry Jones:
music committee, Mark Morse Mrs Fred
Smith, cyril ANGEL and Harold Church:
tph
Pope who lives with Dr and Mrs. S ~
Gould, was summoned to Weybridgc
Monday morning, because Of an accident
to her father stephen Narncy. AIRED Sc
years. who in fall broke his hip The
extent of his injuries was not fully
known. but at his age il was thought
to he doubtful if he recovered. Miss
Marion Nckerson was in East Granville
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs Leslie Dicker-
man.
At the annual meeting of West Ran
dolph Grange Saturday nieht the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Master, T..
J. Burnell: overSoer. Roy Danyow: lee
turer, Mrs George Lucia; steward, Will
liam Blanchard; assistant steward Roy
Smith: chaplain. Mrs. Harris Bass:
treasurer, Lyman Hutchinson: secretary.
-nISs' +tlN ce BUCK, Salckttltr, James
Menard; Ceres, Mrs f. ]. Burroll;
Pomona. Mrs Edward Morse; Flora, Mrs
Willis Howard; lady assistant steward,
Miss Mary Priest; chorister John l..
Hutchinson pianist. Miss Ruby Allen;
lender of march. Franklin Salisbury
Miss May Neil ana Earl Crane were mar
ried at the Bethany parsonage Saturday
evening by the Rev. Fraser Metzger
Miss Sue Stafford. the guest of Mrs G.
j. Spauding Monday. went to her home
in Gaysville Tuesday. About G5 members
and friends of the brotherhood met i'm
the parish house Monday night and after
the usual supper were entertained by a
short musical program by the ladies
quartctte. composed of Miss Blanche
Sparhawk Mrs. Fred Smith Miss Lucille
Grant ana Miss Minnie rarhuur.-Alr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gilman and Mrs. Charles
Smith left Tuesday for Montpolier to
attend the session of the state crange-
Mrs. J u. Mitchell was summoned to
Bridgewater TUESDAY 10y the critical Ill
ness of Ter ONLY sister, Mrs. Vaughan.
with pncumonia.-Mrs. Fleda F,smond
better known here as Tieda White. ar
rived Tuesday to visit her sister and
friende.-Mrs. J. I. Eldrc1ge is able to
walk down street, having recovered from
her serious illness.
Mrs. w. +. Wall, who has been in New
York with her niece, Mrs Iiobcrt Coy.
returned Tuesday, ana is for the present
with Mrs, Mary Strong. Mrs. Beekulan.
Mrs. NialIs daughter sailed for Texas
Saturday in company with Mrs. Charles
| Coy.-Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Lazcllc re-
! turned to White River Junction Wedncs-
day having decided to take the Northrup
house on the Emerson terrace for the
present. They will soon move their house
hold goods here Mrs. Anna Anics. who
has been at the J. H. Lamson home
for a few weeks during the absence Of
Mrs. Lamson in california, was taken
! i'll with pleursy this week and Tuesday
was taken to the sanatOrium.-MisS
Gabree. who has been the trimmer in
the millinery department OF he Bell
Brothers store. has closed her work for
the season and Tuesday went 20 Mont
pelier.-Mrs. Abel of East Braintree is
with her daughter, Mrs. John Ford.-Il.
/ l.. Patch is in Chelsea, summoned there
as wi ncss.-William Booths son. Bert
Booth, has returned from Europe and
! is here for a time with relatives The
Rebeknh5 held n meeting Tuesday night
| to nominate officers to be elected in twO
weeks.-T. j. Adams Is critically III with
pneumonia.-Mr T.. II. Mason and Mrs.
d. D. Howe !cf, Tuesday for Montpelicr
to attend the meeting OF the State
Grange.-Mrs, Luclus Goothcart Went to
Barre Tuesday to remain for several DAYS
with Carroll Granger md faln.ly.-hvs.
Fleda White Fsmond left Wednesday for
Essex JunCt!on.-Mrs. Charles Hover
went to RoShury "Wednesday To rcninu,
several days with relatives. George
Drew has given UP the house OF Mrs
X. @. Morton. which ne has rented for
several years, and gone 20 his son g.
Leon Drew 10 board. Mrs. Drew IS 70.
the present with hsr mother. Mrs. AL
len, Oh the iiarad,n farm. j. II. Car
moody and Mr.. Fc7:on have leased The
house Just vacated
RANDOLPH CENTER.