Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-10-05
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Miss Theresa Moore, who has for long
time had tho care of Mrs. George Hara-
den, In a freak Of insanity took carbolc
acid last week, but told of her act before
she became unconscious, and prompt
remedies were administered. The corn
cnnnins season closed ut the factory
Thursday ana the output this year will
I amount to 100000 quart cans. which is
more than one-third more than any sea-
son before.-A. j. Woodwork, the real
estate agent, who formerly lived here.
has sold his place In Waterbury, and pur-
chased the Simonson place in East Brain
tree.-Fred Granger. former graduate of
the Randolph high school, who entered
West Point Military Academy last year,
was obliged to drop out this year. having
lost in mathematics by reason of a long
illness during the school year. He enter
| ed Dartmouth College this fall.--Miss
Maude Lombard was taken be-
fore Drs. Russlow, Clifford and Rumriu
September q and hearing was
| held in the office of NJ. NJ. Wilson,
! who decided that She was insane to II
degree to warrant her being taken in
charge She was taken to Waterbury
! Wednesday night D. D. Howe the Off
Ger, w. n BatCheldcr her lawyer. and
| DR., c. j. Rumrill accompanying her there
John |" Moses, who has been in feeble
health for months, fell Sept. 20 and broke
his hip.-Mrs. r. J. Smith of Vallejo Cal
arrived Sept. % to remain for several
weeks with friends and relatives, and is
now being entertained at the home of
/ MI. ana Mrs w. f.. Lamson.
telegram Thursday announced
| the death of Mrs Ella Bancroft
| Goodwin In New York city the same day
the result of acute BriEht's disease with
which she had been IL several weeks
Mrs. Goodwin was the niece Of Mrs. Ellen
Blanchard OF this village and passed
many summers here with her. Mrs. Good
win was the daughter Of Clarkson and
Emily Blood Bancroft, born in Plain
field almost 80 years ago. When
quite q young lady her parents removed
to Boston and there she was graduated
from a high school and fitted for a
teacher Instead she became interested in
miniature painting and they soon went to
| New York. They lived IN Brooklyn for
several years. Mrs. Goodwin was en-
ployed in some OF the best studios in
New York and continued her work sue
cessfully to the tine Of her death being
an artist of unusual merit Mrs Ban
croft was wi married, her first hus-
band being a man by the name of Watson
and by whom she had one son. Floyd
Bancroft, who survives her, and with
whom she wed. She also Is survived by
two sisters, Mrs, Julia (RancrofU Russ
and Miss Emily Eugene Bancroft. both
of whom survive and live in the city
The funeral was held from the home OF
, her sister at two O'Clock Saturday after.
noon. DR.. f.. O. Blanchard and Mrs
: Thomas Fitch are cousins of tn,
decease Mrs. Emma Davis WhC
has been passing the summer with Mrs
, Ellen Lattimer, went 20 Lynn Mass
Saturday to spend the winter Will
+, friends.-Lewls Bean, who has been fl
this vicinity through the summer, lef
. Thursday for Boston. expecting to fin,
employment at his trade as upholstere
there or IN Hartford, COnn.-Dr Arthu
Bean came from Brooklyn Saturday nigh
" and returned with his wife ana two chill
- dren.- Mrs. c. Il. Hollis and son Richard
l. went Thursday to Hartford. Conn, an
@ before their return will also visit +
80 Natick, Mass. Miss Caroline Wiley q
s Enoshurg Falls will be the trimmer a
|
Y season.. c. Ferguson has closed n tw
h weeks vacation with his sister. Mrs
V Guy Lamson, and has gone to New Yor
L to renew his law business
- Mrs. Lewis Dunnam, two children, an
d her aunt, Mrs. George, went to St Alban
e Monday morning to pass the week wit
- Mr., and Mrs. Johnson.-Mrs F. |
l. Marble who has been in East Randolp
s. for few days, has been summoned I
South Royalton by the illness Of her aun
Mrs. Bright,-C. J, Stockwpl went
Mortified Monday Miss Ida Rand, VIII
, has been passing 10 days vacation fror
her work in the office Of the Derry n. II
- Shoe company, with her parents, Mr.. an
~, Mrs. w. T., Rand, left Monday to r,
. sumo her work Miss Jennie Rabbit
' who has been In town about three week
visiting old friends, left Monday for WASH
~ ington u. c., going by the way Of Bosto
- Miss Rabbit will remain in Washingto
~. for two months when she will go
Florida for the winter. C. r. KeI
- worthy, who has been two weeks wit
- her parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ V. ChaC
wick left Monday for her home in Waite
y bury, Conn-Mrs G. l.. Spear went
III Lowell Mass. on Monday TO remain Il
ii the last of the week when she viii 8
- on to Boston for few days. On her r.
y turn she will visit relatives in Mancheste
~ n. H.-Miss Wiswall, Mrs Wiswall az
u Mrs. Dorety Of Seattle, Wash. left Il
Il cottage Monday and went to Boston tt
TO Wiswal cottage Is closed for the seaso
ne Mrs, Ora Copeland has assumed h
position as cook at the sanatorium. MI
Blodgett has gone to her home on Centr
We street to dispose Of her household goo
e. and rent her house, after which she W
In toin her son. Elmer Tilson. in Mass
he chusetts-Mrs. Efie Tilton and fath'
IT. Mr.. Bgelow, who have been IN town I