Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-12
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs Ann Mouton who has been sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Briggs In Hartford returned Friday
Mrs. j. b. Wells left Saturday for
Kcene. N. H., to remain several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Augustus Wet
more.-Mrs. Flora French and daughter.
Miss Muriel French. who have been for
| two weeks at the home Of Mrs. French's
sister. Mrs j. +. Lamson, went to
Marlboro. Mass, Saturday.-Miss Eta
Chamberlin left Saturday for Montpelier
and the first of the week will resume
teaching in the Union SCHOOLGIRLS
Snlithers left Saturday for Syracuse.
where lie will resume his studies, this
being his final year In the institute
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Brown, accompanied
! Mrs. Charles Blodgett to Mortified
Saturday and will have charge Of the
dining tent at the fair there.-Miss Mary
Morse. who has been In Boston with her
sister, Miss Bertha Morse, was with her
mother. Mrs. Anna Morse. Saturday.
Miss Beatrice Pinney entertained nine
of her music pupils from Bethel Satur-
day, who were Joined here by three
others. They had a picnic at Maricastle
park, after which Miss Pinney gave a.
|
Rand. WHO Is to take up civil engineer
ing in New York left Saturday night
| Rev j. w. Chesbro and family returned
| from the Morse cottage in Gilead Sat
trday, where they have been for the
last two months and are now at their
| home on Randolph avenue.-'The autorho-
bile party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. a. II.
Bass and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. +. =.
Lamson and son, Mrs. Hcudry and Mlss
| Annie Walsh who went to Lake George,
from there to Massachusetts, arrived
, Friday niSht.-Nrs Carrie Williams of
Ware. Mass. is in town. the guest of
her brother, Charles Briggs.-Mrs.
Eugene Ellison left Saturday for Bristol
to attend the funeral of her brothers
wife Airs. Wilbur 1Ianks.-Mrs. J. C.
Atkins OF ilInoVcr \. H.. arrived SotHr
day to visit her father at the John Fem
ton hone-A L. stephen Of Barre was
AN over-Sunday guest at the home of
Mrs. Roswell Iiol3rook.
Mrs. J. H. Dubois and children. who
have been in Montpelier for several
weeks. returned Friday. About No
vcmber they will take possession Of
the John Mead place. which they re-
Gently purchased Miss Mary Oney
Hatch has entered the office Of the
Herald and News.--Dr. Charles Cush-
Imam, who has been here from Chicago.
Ill. with his mother. Mrs. G. T.. Cush-
man. has returned to his home
Misses Nina. Erhel and Bernice Bean.
who have been visiting their uncle. J.
". Currau. left Monday for Spring
gone to reside.-Clyde :. Warren of
Clarcmont. y. H.. was an over Sunday
guest of Mrs. w. f. Edison and Miss
Maud Johnston, leaving here Monday.
Miss Lucina Saxton and mother. Mrs.
Mary Snxton, who have been here for
three weeks with M and Mrs. A. II.
Beedlc, left for Neenc. y. H.. Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Rand of Barre
visited Mr.. Rand's mother. Mrs. Josie
Rand. over Sunday.-Mss Mabel Ham
ilton loft Monday after pa sing her
summer vacation With her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hamilton. for
Montpelier to resume teaching in the
seminary, where she has been engaged
for several past years.. II. Dubois
is building a barn on the John Mead
place which he recently hought-Mrs
, James Mccall, after n few days In
: town. went to New York the first OF
the wcck.--A district teachers meet
ms was held here Saturday, at which
there was a large attendance The
Rev. and Mrs Fraser Metzger and
children left Monday for Freehold. y
Y. whore Mrs. Metzger's relatives re.
side. They We're accompanied by Mr.
Metzgor's sister. Miss Janette Metz.
ger, who has been here two week.
, and who went to Utica, n. W. w
! Jewett. Mrs. Frank Parsons and chill.
dren will start from here August II
, for California for the winter ant
where Mr.. Jewett may make per,
, manent residence, Mr. Parsons viii
accompany them part Of the way ant
| later in the season hopes to go for
0 vacation of month from his bushes.
in New Yorkshire high and graded
n schools opened Monday morning Will
= a good attendance.
Z Miss Sophia Dubois Of Barnard was II
s town on business Tuesday and the first O
0 next week will return to Middlebury t.
= enter the college for her junior year o
f study.-Miss Edna Gabree arrived Mon
v day and was with friends over night
s The following day she went to Boston
:, Fred Fairbanks of Newport, n. H., wa
|. ! Ia town Monday night with his mother
:. Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, and the followin,
8 day returned to his home.-Mrs AM
b Moulton went to Bethel Tuesday to NEE
:. Mrs. Ellen Pennock Tenney. who Is Their
s with her husband from Federal Point
o Fla, for few days before her return
= South.-Mrs. Charles Mann has been en-
n tertaining her aunt, Mrs. Snow of North
e neld-Mrs Edna Fairbanks, Mrs Il G
n Morton and daughter. Miss Jennie Morton
$ and Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Heath were amon
= those from here who attended the fair :,
i" Mortified Tuesday.-F. r. Kervick an
n Mrs. kervlck, who have been guests q
= Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Carney and Mr.. an
d Mrs. Jack Callahan, started on their re
h turn trip Monday to South Bend, Ind
G where Mr.. Kervick Is instructor in an In
y stitution for the study of architecture
4 w. f. Hodgins has sold his trucking bust
i ness to Luther Kent on account OF Il
l. health. Mr.. Kent will at once take pos
s session. Mr.. Hodgkins Is now recover
l. ing slowly from his illness. but Is NOT ye
d able to be out.-A party OF six came Tues
h day from Rochester including Mrs. Levi
h Curtis and her children, and were enter
< tanned by Mrs. w. r. Hodgkins-Mr an
II Mrs. Heber Holman returned Tuesda
n from their wedding trip to St PauI-Ml
n and Mrs. Holman Will for the present re
y side with Mrs. Holman's mother Mrs l.
a A. Banster-Mlss Annie Messer sent
8. fine exhibit Of china painting and othe
y work to the Mortified fair and will ais