Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-20
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Martha a. Vivian and daughter of
New York. mother and sister of Mrs. A.
h. Chandler are at Mari-Castle, where are
also Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Chandler and
son, Clarence. of Brooklyn and Mrs. Mary
Holman of Boston.-Mrs Belle Baker and
Miss Sarah Townsend. the former of Val
paraiso, Ind. and the latter of East Jaf-
frey, y. H., went to Keene, \. H., Fri
day.-Miss Incz Lltchhed has gone to
Greenfield, Mass.-Dr and Mrs. George f.
Cheney and Miss Hortense Peters of St.
Johnsbury are at Camp Randolph with
Mrs. L. +. Thayer.-Miss Dorothy Alis
is at Greensboro, the guest of Miss Ma
rion Sailsbury.-Mrs. Eliza Stoughton has
gone to Hinsdale \. H., to visit her
daughter. Mrs. George Oaks.-The Rev
and Mrs Fraser Metzger and two sons
have returned from Freehold, y. Y.-NIrs
j. Myles Standish of Dorchester, Mass
is at the George Temple farm.-O. J. lie
Iendre of Worcester, Mass, Mrs LIE Ten
DIRE. two daughters and a son are at n
G.. Greene's, Miss Marjorie Lane of
Mount Vernon, N v. is with her grsnd-
mother, Mrs. ]. II. Moulton for the sum
mer.-Henry Archambault of Linn,
Mass, Is with the family of C. w. Dan
yCu.--fTeu Drew, IL graduate OF the ran
Solph high school in 1900, has just re-
ceived his bachelors degree from Harvard
University and will pass the summer with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, ]. 3. Drew in
Foultney.-Mrs. George Laird of Royal
ton passed Thursday night with her
mother, Mrs. Jones.-Miss Bertha Hodges
of Savannah. Ga, came from Springfield,
Mass, Friday to visit the family of her
brother. c. w. Hodges. at the w. H. Du-
Bots house on South Main street-Jo-
stph Corevau has sold his farm of 70
acres on the Rochester road to a Boston
man for 800. Mr. and Mrs. Corevau will
1--we on School street In the place former
ly owned by Nat Dustin.-A good attend
ance from the Federated Sunday school
was present at the grove picnic of w. w
Jones Thursday.-Mrs. Love Braley
grand worthy matron of the order of the
Eastern Star, for the State of Minnesota
was present at the meeting of Beulaf
CHAPTER on Thursday night and addressed
the meeting.
News has been received OF the birth of
q daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass
Barclay Of Barre. Mrs, Barclay Is well
known here as Icy Manchester Mrs. x.
W. Morse of Hartford. Conn, arrived
here Saturday to visit her mother Mrs.
Ellen Young and her sister, Mrs. Ella
Smaley.-Mss Mildred Ballard, who has
been the guest of Miss Doris Iattmer
for two weeks returned to St. Adams
Saturday.--Mis Ida Raymoure left Sat
urday for Sprngfeld,--Mrs Susie Rob
eIts went to Roxhury Saturday morn
ing for the day.-Miss Hazel Campbell
was in Braintree Saturday.-Miss Annie
Scott returned Saturday from Montpel-
ier-Mrs w. w. Brown and daughter
Hazel. left Saturday for Springfield
Mass.-Mrs, f. c. Angel and children
went to North Hartland Saturday, Mrs
]. g. Mead and children, John and Ellen
Hattie Lamson went to Montpelier Sat
urday to pass Sunday with Mr., anC
Mrs. J. d. Battles.-Mr and Mrs. Harry
Chase took a party to the White noun.
tains Friday in their automobte--Mr
and Mrs. C. f. Root left Saturday 70,
Highgate.-Dr, and Mrs. c. ]. Rumril
and daughter and Miss Florence Noble
went by auto. Tho entire party will oc-
cupy the Dubois cottage for about 6
week--Charles Chesbro who has for tn,
last week been with his brother, tn,
Rev. J. w. Chesbro, left Saturday fol
Springfield, Mass.-Otto Slack Is suffer
Ing with a felon on tho fore finger OF
his right hand-Miss Bertha Menney lief
Saturday for Boston to visit Miss Ids
Tlint.-Miss Hattie Hanks came from
ROysiton Saturday to visit her cousin