Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-25
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
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t.t1,or Cot,rdo,, Mice poris I.attin,or
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I1,,.o.,,,, r,d,, n no,boi Mr. and Mrs
y, AZ 1vuso,, rotrr-,od Friday from
,-ou.,,or, ana Parton 17rod Howard ana
MI, 1ora iof, SATURDAY. for Atlantic
C,,y X rNtre T. 7, Rixbv went 10
c,r,ncaold saturday for , several DAYS
,,isit 1rrs xptio Davis Duval went to
,,,,bo, c,+,rdov TO re,uoin over sunday.
Mr. and Mrs 4 IT Powers returned
fro,, ploinaold sott,rdav.-Mrs f. j.
o,Rr,o, wont 70 poston saturday to re-
r,oi,, , vcex with her husband who
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e,1,,c .rd is NOT oxncctcd to recover
claudia peedla of Ico,ninstcr. Mass, the
,,,,os. of Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bccdlc Fri
dov. returned home Saturday
1,thol Newton Of the Barre Times force
was I'm town over Sunday with her
mother Miss Grace Jubb is III at the
home Of her sister Mrs. J. w. Cheshro.-
Mics Lula rye came from the Water
hurry hospttal Saturday for a short visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Y. F.
Rye.-The Randolph high school team
went to Bethel Saturday to play Whit
comb high and lost. : to 6-A1rs O. p.
Hood is somewhat more comfortable.
She expects to so to the sanitnrium to-
day to undergo an operation Mrs. r. r.
Lombard is very low, ana 1t Is thought
that she cannot long SURVIVE. She has
not been able to speak for several days
The village trustees have appointed wal
ter C. Howard to auperintond the work
on the streets for the coming season in
place of T.. L. Dudley. Mr.. Howard gets
50 per day for the time he works. while
Mr.. Dudley had 500 per year. Mr.. Dudley
remains superintendent of the water de-
partment for the present Randolph high
schoo, has been approved by the New
ENGLAND College entrance board for
period of three wears, beginning from
January, 1912-The Grange Dramatic
club has ordered a clocl; through Guy
Osha. which will be placed in the tower
of the railroad station as soon as writ
ten permit can be obtained from the
company. The clock Is to have a four
foot illuminated dial which will face the
square. but will not strike, as the tower
is not strong enough for the placing of
q hell and the fund of $500 was not suf-
ficient
Mrs. NJ. II. Miller has ACCOMPANIED
her son. William Miller, to his
home IN Richmond to remain a week
Austin Temnleton of East Mnntpclicr
and Miss Emma Foster of Montpclier.
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. H. Gladding. returned to their homes
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Dubois
have been called to Nontpelier by the
death of her father Thomas Osborne
Mrs Charles Perkins of Rochester re-
turned to Rochester Monday.-Mr and
Mrs. Elmer Flanders have leased the
house of Mrs. e l.. Lynch for two
months.-H. II. Howard has returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
Ington somewhat improved, though not
strong enough to be out-Mrs. George
Tapin OF Boston Is visiting Mr. and
Mrs C. e. Davenport-Mis Harriet
Clark of Mortified is visiting her aunt
Mrs Charles Mann.-Nictor Smith and
Luke Connor of Montpelier were here
over Smday.-.Mrs. Emily Stockwell and
GRANDDAUGHTER Miss Susan StoCkWell, OF
Rochester and Mrs. Floyd Perry OF
Hancock are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. G.
X Standardization Drew is making q
rapid recovery from an operation fol
pendicitis.-MoniaY was the hottest
day in the season 1t was IS degrees IL
the shade.
Randolph hiah school defeated Mont.
pelier high at McCall's park Monday aft
ernoon by the score of to 2.-Georg,
Laird OF RoYalton was the guest Tues
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Iemue Richmond
e. l.. Lass of Bethel was here Tues
daY.-The remains of \. Oseood Snow
We're brought here Monday from Spring
field, Mass. ana intorment was mad,
in the Southview cemetery. TIE bura
service was conducted by the Rev
Fraser Metzgor, The body was accom-
panied hero by the son, Emmons Snow
and the daughter, Mrs Carrie Alhin
Tor many wears Nh Snow was cmploye,
by W. f. Lamson as Il painter, and wa.
an artist, many of whose paintings ar,
to be found in different Randolph homes
He Is survived by his wife, who was no
able TO come to the burial-Mrs. Berthe
Burrdgc and her sister, Miss Iiarrie
Hayward entertained the local chautcr
Of the Daughters Of American Revolution
at the parlors of the Inn Monday after
noon Miss Nichols of the normal sohoo
gave a very interesting papcr ON "Col
onial Customs" and elaborate refresh
ments were served. The next uoctin.
will he held June 10 at the home Of Mrs
Lucy Parish. when Officers fer the com
ing year will be elected Mrs Ellie,
Pierce Mrs T. :. Pierce ana MIS-. Ere,
Martin of Rochester were in town Tues
day. guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. w. Jcwett
Mr. and Mrs. /. q. Tracey. Mrs. eros