Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-27
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


Nontpclicr Saturday. MIR. Salisbury went
hy automobile to meet them there. going
on to Greensboro for the rest of the
summcr.-Dr. and Mrs II. o. Blanchard
and Willard Gay left Saturday for gh-
gate. where they will be in camp at Camp
Randolph for about 10 days.-Miss Ruth
Adams and Miss Ruth Jones went to
Eoston Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. G. e.
Lazclle arrived from White River juno
ton Saturday to remain over Sunday
with Mrs. Lazclle's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Atwood. Miss Nellie Billings re-
turned Saturday from Rochester. Mrs.
Irwin Chadwick and Miss Adelaide Slack
who had been guests of Mrs. Lucius Good
heart for several weeks, returned to their
home in Boston Saturday. X. W. Morse
of Hartford. Conn. joined his wife here
Saturday. to remain a few days with
relatives. before going on to Barre to
visit fricnds.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mann
left Saturday for Concord. n. H.-Carl
McAllister. who has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. Alice Bruce, left Sat irday
for Boston.-Mr. and Mrs Austin Emery
CT St. Adams were guests of Mr. Emery's
sister. Mrs. Ellen Lattimer. trlday.-Mrs.
Roy Holman went to Montpelier Satur-
day to visit Mrs j. ID. Battles.-Miss
Susie Wilson of Boston was In town Fri
day, the guest of her brother, and on
Saturday went to burlington, where her
brother the Rev. Charles Wilson, preach
ed Sunday.-Mark Morse, who has been
confined to the house by illness for the
last week, has resumed work in the drug
store of II. a. Leonard.-C. E. Abbott has
cd tl, Y (,rnnrn an
Summer street to the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Inez Segar. on South Pleasant
street.-Mrs. j. a. Bryant, who has been
visiting. friends in town, left Saturday
for RetheI and will return with her son
and family to Durham, y. C.
The patrons of the White Cross milk
factory here learned Saturday of the APP
pointment Of receiver over the affairs
of the company and its voluntary petit
ton for bankruptcy. Farmers have been
for the last month seriously troubled by
its failure to pay, many of them having
three checks due and no ready response
wse made to their appeals. 1t Is under
stood that The company Is indebted to the
farmers of this vicinity, for about $1,000,
the amount Of Indebtedness to each va
~ ing from 500 to Sl.oOc. The help has
been paid, and the work will continue for
a time under the management of the re-
ceivor-SiN candidates received the third
and fourth degrees at the regular meeting
Of the grange Saturday night. y large
attendance was present and the deputy
from Washington was present and re-
viewed the work. The Harvest march
was given under the direction Of DIR. IL.
W. Holden and following the meeting
refreshments We're served.-Mrs. Orson
Woodcock arrived Monday from Plain
field Mrs. WoodcoCk has lately pur-
chased a house In Plainileld, in which she
is to live.-Mrs. Maria Morse of Plainiield
accompanied her son. n. n. Morse, for a
$! ort visit here on Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hert Hood of Woodstock, who were here
Sunday to see Mr. Hoods mother, Mrs.
O. +. Hood, returned to Woodstock Mon
day.--Miss N-in!fred Richmond returned
Monday from Royalton. the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Laird,-Mrs. Lora Mich
aeis of Seattle, Wash, and the Rev and
Mrs. William Chalmers of riverside, l..
l., arc with Miss Alice Hatch until Sep
:embcr Miss Hattie Hayward has re-
turned from 81 two weeks stay in Maine.
Mr. and Mr.. Edwin Scott were in town
Sunday vita Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Trerise
ard returned to Barre Monday. Miss
Evelyn Morse OF Bethel was guest Mon
day of Mr. and Mrs, II. +. Morse
Misses Marion and Dorothy Hamilton OF
Woodstock arrived Monday to visit theii
grandparents. Mr, and Mrs. j, w. iam!l'
ion.-Mi.s May BrGdish ana her mother
Mrs Alonzo Hradish, of bedford, Mass,
are here for several weeks visit witt
Mis- q \. Eaton and Mrs. G. J., cush
| man.-Mrs T.. a. Bruce went to North
an,ton, Mass. Monday to visit hei
hrothcr.-Mrs. c. +. Root and daughter
! Florence Noblc and DIR. and Mrs. {. j
Rumrii and daughter returned Saturday
| from a 10 days stay In Higheate ut ComI
Randolph.
Mis-. Clara Averil left Tuesday for ST
| Adams, where she will remain the res
OF the week with her daughter, Mrs
Harry Chadwick Rev. W. 5
Smithers of Montpelier was in tow
| Tuesday Miss Carrie Curtis, for tn,
! last Il years a teacher in the schools o
| Lancaster, n, H., has been passing n few
days with Miss Harriet Wilson and o,
Tuesday went to BetheL-Miss Mar,
, ! ratt went to Rochester Tuesday to pas
a few days with friends Earl Smith an
Frank Copeland left Monday for High
SO te, where they will spend several day
in camp.-Stephen Billings, the real es
tate dealer, had a runaway with hi
horse Monday. The horse, hitched nea
the OConnor block, In some way go
| away from its owner. ran through Mer
a ants row into the yard of the IIeral,
/ office and then further on towards home
leaving n badly demolished carriage. n
serious injury to any person was done
second railroad accident occurred Il
the yard here Tuesday not far from tn
! enc Of two months ago. A freight tina
| precedes the 1890 train from the north
! met with some break and II was impos
! aible to make the engine work sufficient
! to take the freight to the side track o.
| the arrival of the passenger the engin
| cr this train was attached to the rear ca
to push the other on, When just beloS
the Emerson mill on the side track tn
| engineer of the forward train reverse
Us engine, but the passenger engine di
| not and two cars piled up, one of whic
was an empty car and the other loaded
II is understood, with coal. The mai
line was impossible but there being sid
track accommodations the mail trail
passed. and travel was not seriously dt
layed,-Miss Blanche Sparhawk LEI
Tuesday to Join the Chedels at the
camp at Enfield, n. H.-Mrs. Wesle
1lodgkins and children are in Rocheste
Mrs. c. Il. Pratt and Mrs Leonard