Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-11
ORANGE
RANDOLPH.

Mr. Will o. Morrill,. who has been sew |
eral months In Colorado for his health |
arrived here Friday, and is. at the homo
Of Mrs. Nettie Rix with his wlfe.--A fair
sized audience greeted the pupils of the
high and graded schools on Friday night
at the second production of Princess
Chrysanthemum." and 1t wat hoped that
they might realize So from it. The dance
al Grange hail. following was largely at
tended and the net proceeds amounted
to about $50, which it is understood is
to so to the base ball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mead have
left California, and are expected here
.he last of next week to open their house
for the summer.
Randolph high school was de-
feated at Rochester Saturday by the high
school team of that place. to all
the schools IN the Summer street building
are closed till the last Of the week. when
the time limit for new cases Of scarlet
fever is passed.-Mrs. V (Spear) Bradbury
died at the home of her daughter in
Holyoke, Mass, last week and the re-
mains were brought to Claremont. n. H..
for funeral and interment Monday. Miss
Spear and niece. Mrs. Ida Drake, at
came from Bethel Sunday and took back
her little son, Theron. who had been with
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Banister since Thurs
day.-Col A. p. Chandler arrived here
Saturday night from New York to
superintend few repairs on his resi-
| dence.-Mrs. F. F. Bixby went to Bethel
Monday to visit Mrs. f. T. Gonyea. While
Lee Warren. Miss Veu!esa Spear and
Mre Droka were driving down
hill from the greenhouse Monday, the
harness broke and the horse started in
for a run. Mr. Warren succeeded in
refining him into nearby yard. being
| thrown over A five-foot wall. None of the
party was seriously injured but escaped
with bruises.
Miss Marion, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. l.. C. Drew, was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis Tuesday af-
ternoon.-The death of Edgar Hatch
occurred Monday morning from har
dening of the arteries. Mr. Hatch had
just come in from the garden, and DR..
W. z. Clifford was attending to his foot
which had been troubling him for a
great while, when he breathed his
last. Mr.. Hatch was born in Pittshed
about rs years ago, the son of orion
and PAMELA (Harrison) Hatch, but for
many years his home had been in this
town. His wife was formerly Mary
| Flint, and to them were born four
children, one son. who died many years
ago, and three daughters, one of the
Oldest, the wife OF b. G. Bundy died
two years ago, and the others, Miss
Maud Hatch Of Cambridge, Mass, and
W n It,-aI
survive him. His wife died many years
ago In this town. Mr. Hatch was the
town clerk here for several years but
two years ago resigned on account of
impaired health. The funeral service
was held at his late home yesterday
Miss Ella Spauding OF Bethel
Is the guest of Mrs. Willis Howard.
Charles Adams. who has been in BAN
gor, Me. studying at a law school, has
returned home for the summer.
H. A. Leonard has received news of the
death of Hrs Sarah Amanda (Belcher)
Stinson at a hospital in Fall River,
where she underwent an opera ton for the
removal OF gall stones.
The funeral OF Edgar Hatch was held
at his late homo Wednesday at $50 p. m.
the Rev Fraser Metaser officiating and
interment was in the Southview cemetery.
The bearers we're r. A, Thomas. Principal
f. G. Ham, h. G. Bundy son-ln-law
and Robert Bundy, a grandson, from
Middebury College Among those pre-
sent at the funeral from out Of town
were Mrs. Harrison Hatch of Pittsfeld
and Mrs. Willis Davis OF Bethel-Mrs
Martha Scribner left Wednesday for a
several weeks visit In st. Johnsbury
and nearby towns.--Triplets were born &c
Mr., and Mrs. Dana Greene this week
two boys and n girl. the girl alone sur
viving Mrs. John Jacobs has returned
from a week In Braintree.-Mrs Mary r
Hills passed Wednesday in Braintree-
Mrs George Mudgett died Tuesday, leav-
ing six children, the Oldest 10 years OF
age. Her husband Is in poor health
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Varney OF Mont,
pelier arrived here Wednesday and viii
be at the F. w. Jewett home seyera
weeks. Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland was al
home from her school Tuesday night
II. w. Vail has returned to Pomfret T.,
assist on the Vail farm for few DAYS.
]. J. Stimets and daughter, Esther wen
to Boston Wednesday for few DAYS
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Lazelle.-