Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-11-23
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

kANDOLPH.
Miss Winnfrod Richmond attended a
house party at Norwich University Fri
day and returned to her home Saturday.
Mrs Arthur Howard returned Satur-
day after two weeks stay in Franklin
~ H., with her parents--Harry Eaton Of
Boston, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Eaton. was at home Sunday with his par
ents.-Fifteen successful deer slayers
from this place are already reported and
many more are OUT. B. Wells, much to
the surprise OF his friends. seems to he
improving, and his physician thinks he
may Yet be about his room.-AIr. ana Mrs.
Ernest Tracy, Mr. and Mrs f. II Mason
and DR.. and Mrs. II. W. Holden gave a
dance and party at Dubois & Gays hail
Friday night, which was largely attended
and much enjoyed At least 100 were pres
ent Japanese favors. umbrellas for la
dies, and cigar, which upon being open
ed revealed a delicate fan, and refresh
ments. together with music by George
Chatfeld, Glenn Bailey and Miss Ruby
Allen at the piano. made the occasion one
of pleasure.-Mrs. r. w. Jewett is NOV
Ing from the lower apartment in tho
house OF Mrs r G. Morton, to the tene-
ment above and will about the first of
the month start for California for the
wnter.-Mrs. Flora Flint. who has been
| i'll at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Rowell.
| and for several days seriously s now
improving. Chief Judge j. w Rowell is
| confined to the house by n hard cold
A Bible class has been formed NJ the
| Federated Church, and the following Of
ficers have been elected: President, How
ard J. Smithers vice president. r. H.
| Slack. secretary and treasurer. Ernest
| Hatch.-Henry Wires, who has been in
| Swampscott and Boston since May with
his daughter Mrs. Thompson has return
ed for the winter here with another
| daughter, Mrs. H. II. Hayward. at the
inn Mrs. Mary Saxton who has been
passing the summer with her brother, a.
II. Beede left Saturday 10 joint her
daughter, Miss l.ucina Saxton, in keene,
y. 1.-THE ladies Of Bethany Guild held a
food and candy sale In the parish house
| Saturday afternoon. which was well at
tended and generously patronized o. 5.
Chamberin. who has long been an in
valid. mad bad attack of indigestion Fri
day. which left him very Weak.J. Harry
Campbell took possession OF The Wash
burn this week, and the Washburn fam
fly have taken the house on SUNNI,
street. formerly occupied Ivy NJ. c. Row
ell.-Nrs. NJ. e. Rowe' returned Friday
from a two weeks stay in Tunhridge
The death OF Miss Sara Chedel occur
red at her home on School street at ore
! O'Clock Monday morning after many
months OF suffering from disease of
the heart Miss Chedel came from Mas
| coma Lake In Enfield, y. H. with the
family about the middle of August and
since that time has been steadily failing
| For the last 10 weeks she had been con-
| fined to her bed and under the care of a
| trained nurse, and not able TO see hel
| friends much of the time Miss Chedc
| was born in Pittsiicld and was the eldest
| daughter Of George a. and Nettie (Whit-
| comb Chedel There she resided with
| her parents till she went to Franklin
| ~ H., to enter rilton Seminary. from
| which place she was graduated VIII
| honor. The Chedcl family removed t.
this village about 10 years ago but Miss
| Chede after completing her studies there
remained at her grandmother's home ant
| took up the study of music as she had G
| fine soprano vhiCe She studied In Con
| cord and Boston, and was soloist 81
| more than usual merit, sang In two
| different churches In Franklin, In one n
which she had charge Of the choir. 4
had been arranged for her to come from
the lake 10 remain at home TIL spring
but since her Homecoming no one hat
been able to see her except for Shor
intervals, not even all the members %
the family. She Is survived by her fath
er and mother, two brothers, DIR. Charles
, Chedel Of Portland, Conn, and Robe"
Chedel of Lowell Mass. and two sisters
Jessie Chedel. student at wellesley
College, and Marjorie Chedel. all OF whom
a were at home at the time Of her death. 4
q friend from Franklin, y. H., T.. A Doyle
. was also present-The Rev. Fathel
NJ. S. O'Donnel left Monday for Bostol
to consult a specialist 1t is expected IN
will take rest from his parish dutlp
for an indefinite time TIL his strength I
restored Miss Helen Davis OF Warrcl
was here over Sunday TO see her aunt
= I Mrs j. Il Eldredse, who lately returne
. from Rochester, MINI. Miss Edit
Blanchard went to Northncld Monda
y morning to assist the Colburn compan
u few days while taking account Of stocl
Two fires occurred on Saturday nigh
= the first of which was caused by tn
l. burning out Of chimney ON the buidin
| owned DN n. d. way anu HuJolnlnR III
- stable. In the high wind severe damae
u was threatened but fortunately was aver
l. ed The second was at the Star theatt
e when at the intermlssion the reels, bein
e changed by Earl Crane and Leon Dre7
g took fire for some unknown reason. TT
O operators both left the booth and /
r damage was done but the smoking y
$ of the machine Mrs. W. W. Brown le
= Monday morning for a few days
r Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs, A.
r Rock Of Ogdcnsburg, \. Y, were ov'
- Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /"
n Partridee.-It is understood that at
Z meeting of the Randolph Grange Gale
n on Saturday night to consider the II
e vitaton of the state Grange to conf
k the third and fourth degrees at the con
l. ing State meeting in Montpelier, that Il
invitation was declined ON account of Il
t. short time in which To prepare,-Mi
n Edith Howard returned sunday mig
n from stay of year in Bull ldah
ri with sister,
ne Mr. and Mrs Frank kctchum lei
p. | Tuesday for kVhita River Junction to Wis