Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-01
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.


Mrs. Alex nun Is in White River juno
tion visiting her sister, Mrs. Lucy Burn
ham Walter Howells and Miss Beulah
Bates, speakers here Sunday, went to
Woodstock Monday to attend county
Christian FndeaVor convention.-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Montgomery who have
been passing n two weeks vacation here.
returned TO their home in Boston Mon
day, where Mr.. Montgomery has been
employed on the police force for several
years.-Dr. Gilman Wheeler OF Boston ar
rived from Greensboro Saturday.-Mrs
Pell Dunn and son. Ralph, have decided
10 leave Randolph and expect to 20 10
Eugene Oregon. where MIR. and Mrs
Charles Written now reside. They ex-
poet to leave here about the middle of
June.-Nrrs. John Jacobs was in town
Monday looking after her home which is
closed for the present.-W. H. Roberts
of Manchester Center arrived Saturday
to remain until Tuesday with Mrs
Roberts at Lyman Hutchinson's. Another
member Of the family Leonard Hutchin-
son OF Barre. was here Sunday with an
automobile party consisting Of Dr and
Mrs. Lyndes of Barre-Mrs S. G.
Gabrielle has returned to Rochester Mrs.
Potter of Bethel was here Monday.-Dr
A. C. Bailey and daughter, Mrs. Fred
smith and SON Glenn Bailey, went to
Pittsforl Monday morning to visit Fred
Smith who Is a patient thcre.-Nrs. b. T.
Lombard Is very low and for several
hours has been unconscious. 1t IS not
expected that she will rally.-L. II. Rum
rill has added piazza to his house on
Fales streot-F l.. Dudley will shortly
move from the .,ichols house on Pleasant
street to a tenement on the Highlands.
Mrs. Dudley is in Grantham. y, H.. with
her mother who Is in a critical condition.
Mrs. H. y. Parkhurst will be house
keeper for Charles Thurston as soon as
Mrs. Adams moves 10 her new house in
the Draper place.-Mrs. q. +. Cushman,
who las been III for two weeks with ton
eilit!s and bronchitis, Is somewhat i'm
proved and able TO be up a part of the
time-Mre +. A Heath has been at
home from Bethel where she had been
assisting during the critical Illness OF Mrs.
L. NJ Heath 10 overlook some affairs at
her home-The pupils of the high and
graded schools gave Memorial OK
ercses on the high school grounds on
Monday afternoon and Mrs. Ned
Buck have returned from visit in
Lebanon. ~ H.-Mr and Mrs J. ].
Trerise went to Bethel Monday to meet
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Scott and from there
went to Granville by auto for a few days
stay.-MsS Ida Preston of Georgia Is the
guest Of Mrs George Dukett.-Mrs. Gal"n
| Fish Of Stockbridge, who has hecn the
guest Of Mi and Mrs A. b. Fish, went
| to her home Monday.
! Mcmorag day was observed very quiet
| IS ana but few people We're here from
| out of town. The q. A. r. and w. r. c.
served a dinner In g. A. r. hall az noon
at which there were 206 served, follow
ing which n procession was formed In
the school grounds on Main street, head
ed hy the Green Mountain band, the L.
S Grant Post, Woman's Relief Corps.
In carriages, and citizens. md about 100
children who marched to the Southvicw
cemetery, where an address was given
| by l.. D. johnson. The children assisted
| in the exercises with singing and rocita-
lions. The Rev. Fraser Metzgor has re-
turned from New York and went 70 Gays
vile tc deliver the address on Tuesday
DR.. Bailey and party returned from
rittsford Monday night and report Fred
Smith as improved. enough to come
home soon.-An the stores IN tho village
! werc closed at noon Tuoslav. Mrs.
Mary Strong has recovered from her re-
cent Illness and is now able to he out
Mrs Lucinda Cleveland was nj home
| from Braintree over Memorial day, there
having been no session Of school on that
day-Mr and Mrs. John Rogers and son
spent Tuesday at the homo Of Mrs.
Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. u.
Banister.-Ernest Sargent and family
|
Mcintyre They returned TO their home
in Woodsvllo. \. H.. Tuosday.-Mrs
Paul Wagner Of Braintree was in town
with friends Tuesday.-,Fred Chatneld Of
Montpelier was in town Tuesday. Mrs
Lewis williams accompanied her cousin
Miss Florence Jerd. who hal been visit
ing here for few days, to her home in
Montpelier TNesday.-Mrs Z. A. Heath
was in Bethel Tuesday to assist
at the homo of l.. NJ. Heath, whose vito
is critically ill,-Leonard Wheeler Of
White River Junction was here Tuesday.
the guest of Chief Judge Rowen.
Miss Susan Sargent, who recently came
from Brattleboro, where she has been
employed as an attendant In the retreat,
went to Massachusetts Wednesday to
take up similar work in an institution
| tnere.--MT. ana hIs, solomon How
ard have been entertaining since
saturday Mrs. Esther Miller and son of
NARROW, n, H., and Mrs Elizabeth Ken
ney Of Keene, N. H,-Mr and Mrs. w r.
Sargent and a party went by automobile
Tuesday to Mortified for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Trerise returned from
Granville Tuesday night accompanied by
their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs
Edwin Scott OF Barre.-Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Perry were guests Tuesday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Stockwel. Miss Flor
euce Mayo went to Royalton Wednesday
FOR n short visit with friends, Miss Annie
Messer passed Memorial day in Roches
ter. returning Wednesday, Harre
Packard on the stnff of the weekly Her
cid Is at her homo In Braintree for
week. Cleveland went to Braintre,
Wednesday to resume teaching. The as
sociate members of the G. A, r. here as
sembled in the Office OF J, c, Sherburn,