Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-01-05
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.


j.. W. Ford &c critically i'll with pncu-
monia.-The schools will reopen to-
day-Miss May Howe returned from
Brattleboro Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Howard returned to Brockton,
Mass, Saturday. leaving her father,
Nelson Martin, much more comfort
able.-The fremens' ball was attend.
ed by about 10 couples. The company
will realize about S5o.-Mrs. Mary
Pratt of White River Junction is in
town to remain two weeks with her
mother, Mrs. George Whitney. Miss
Sara Chedel went to Franklin, y. H.,
Saturday.-Wnliam Rand, Jr.. went to
New York Saturday to join Henry
Vail and Charles Goodheart and all
three will go to Florida for the winter.
Paul Ru.slow returned from Nor
wood, y. Y, Saturday.-W. II. Pei
ton went to Norwood, n. j., Saturday
to attend the funeral of his brother.
Roy Pelt1n, who was killed in a rail-
road wreck in Texas-Miss Ella Bon
dette OF Fitchburg. Mass, Is with her
sister. Mrs. Z. L. Merchant, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. S. r. Bird has been summoned to
Rutland by the death of her mother
Mrs. Marcia Russlow, accompanied by
her grandson. Paul Russlow, has gone to
Norwood. y. y, where she will pass
the winter with her characterization
Dupuis Is suffering from an attack OF
asthma Melvin II. Miller. who had his
leg amputsted. has been moved from the
sanitarium to his home.
Misses Evelyn Denney and Jessie
Chedcl returned Tuesday to Wellesley
Coll-ge.-Mrs. Henry Fits passed. Tues
day with Miss Ann Sargent in Bothel.-
Mrs. W. f. Edison has returned from a
two weeks stay In Lebanon with her
mother. Mrs. Johnston.-The nnual
meeting OF The Bethany Church was
held Monday night. The old officers
were reelected except that OF Sunday
school superintendent, DR.. F. O. Blan-
ohard rcsigning after a service of 10
years in the former Christian Church
and the combined churches and Principal
L. e.. Ham being elected to succeed MIN.
Mrs. A. c.. Osgood was elected to fill
the vacancy of deaconess. caused by
the death of Mrs. A. b. T~ewksbury.-
Mrs. ora Copeland and son, Frank, re-
turned from Boston Sunday night and
will soon 20 to housekeeping here.-The
death of Walter Carpenter at an carly
hour Monday morning removed one OF
the oldest Inhabitants. he being about %
years OF age. For several months Mr..
Carpenter had been losing strength, but
had been confined to his room only a
short time. Mr.. Carpenter was a Civil
War veteran. Since the death Of his
wife several years ago he had resided
with his daughter, Miss Minnie Car
penter. who with three sons survives
him. One son living in Warren, Frank
Carpenter, and George Carpenter of this
village. The funeral was held at hi,
late homo on the Highlands at eleven
O'Clock Wednesday and interment was
made in the southview cemetery.-Mrs
Lottie Button Belts left Tuesday morn
ing for her new home in Morrisville,-
The Rev. Joseph Hamilton went to
Montpelier Tuesday morning to attend
the institute OF the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Mary Kellogg returned from
Montpelier Tuesday. and Wednesday
went to her home in Bethel-The Rev.
]. Wallace Chesbro returned from
Montpelier Wednesday,. - sherman
Moulton of Burlington is the guest OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Moul-
ton,-Mr.. Estella Buck, after n two
weeks visit with her son, Ned Buck,
and family, returned to Lebanon. y.
IT,, Wednesday.-Mr. Parker Of Wake
field, Mass, was the ~oYer-Sunday
guest of his nephew, r. W. McAllister,
who also entertained his mother. Mrs,
McAllister. Wednesday morning both
guests left for waitsneld.-Miss Flor
ence Howe. a nurse in a hospital in
Philadelphia, has been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Howe
The funeral of w. W. Carpenter was
held at his late home Wednesday
morning at eleven o'clock, the Rev.
Homer White onciatinG, and inter
ment was in S~outhview cemetery
Frank Carpenter and family OF War
rem were here for the funeral. W
Ford, who has been i'll with pneu-
monia. Ia said to be improving-Jsnu
Rand and Albert Marcott returned "a
Norwich University Tuesday-Henry
Luce Is in the w. II Pelton meat mar
ket during the absence of the propri-
stor in New York.-W. II. GladdinS
and A. II. Powers were in Bethel We'd
nesday-Mrs, Paul Tinkham OF Roch-
ester made a business trip to this
place Wednesday.