Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-01-18
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

ated Church Wednesday Jan. ~, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Dr. l.. e..
Angel moderator; H. H. Bell. secretary;
! treasurer. Dr \. &. Bailey; auditor. q.
H. copeland: executive committee, Dr.
Bailey. ~ y. Morse. G.. e. Reynolds
c. 4. Stockwell. y. y. Howe. Or r. e.
Angel. T.. y Rising. j j. Stmcts. Alfred
Webster and l.. -. Partridge; solicitors.
Or F. &. Angel and n. y. Howe: iani-
tor. II. J. Smithcrs; caretaker, &. J.
Stockwell; ushers. Plny Morse. l.. G..
Drew. Ernest Austin. and cyril Angel;
music committee, Dr. A. c. Bailey. John
l.. Crimson. and e. j. Stockwell.
Mark Morse. Ernest Austin and cyril
Angel were elected delegates 10 attend
the boys convention at Springfield
Mrs. Emma liolhrook who is passing
the winter with Mrs Mary liolhrook. is
Iill with bronchial pneumonia Mrs.
Charles Palmer was summon,sl to New
port, ~ H.. Thursday by the death ST
.hcr sister.-Aliss Hazel Fairbanks. only
daughter OF Mrs. Edna Fairbanks Of
this place. and Lyndon NJ. Thomas Of
Syracuse. y. v. were married Wcdncs-
day Jan. 10 al four o clock by the Rev
Fraser Mctager. Following the ceremony
q lunch was served and the couple left
on tho ncrthbound train at go TOR
Syracuse. y. r--Mr. and Mrs. u. n.
Morse. Henry Gilbert. and t. :. Chase
went To Bethel Thursday to attend the
funeral of NJ. a. Moody stock
holders of the Randolph National bank
have elected the following officers; Will
lard Gay. r. A. Thomas. c. 6. Dubois
d. II. Morse and O. y. Copeland Ma
~,
vice-presidcn. Mr. Copeland. cashier
and Fred c. Copeland. assistant cashier
Camp Randolph. Modern Woodmon OF
America, had "A public installation in
Grange hall January 10. when a.
o. Palmer of Burlington. State deputy.
placed the following persons in office:
Consul, j. /. Hutchinson; past consul.
Clark Abel advisor. -. j. Labounty:
banker f.. l.. Saut clerk. T. T.. Conner:
Waterman. j. H. Menard: sentry. \. j.
Tate; manager, X. II. Slack
| MIR and Mrs. r.. a. Heath left Saturday
! for GAINESVILLE. Ohio, to remain with Mrs.
Heath's daughter and her family for the
next SIX weeks.rhere was "A public ill.,
stallaton of officers at the Randolph
Grange saturday, night when large
number were present Miss Kate Con-
molly acted as installing ofilcer.--Mrs Id,
| (Wells) Wetnore left for her nome in
keene. n. H.. Saturday. after being with
her mother Mrs / g. Wells for sovo,,,
| v.eks-I - Ijtcbne,d hae .r,.rod .he
employ of tho lord nrotb.,s
Mrs. Emma iIobrook. who Is III with
bronchial pneumonia. at tho home Of Mrs
Mary IIoIhrook on Randolr,h ,vepue +.
| improving The coolest morninG Of the
season WAS Sa,u,dav ,chor IN. ,har,,,n.
oter rcf-istered fro,, -. IA On docroo.. lao
low zero in different ,lacos W. ,,1 ur,
I T. French have ron,.d tina Morton
house on ,farcbap+v, RON. AVID ,,.i,, ,,,o,..
there from the I-del, house on cen,ra'
street Feb Tho ladies ~ tho ,..dor,,al
Church held their animal n,oe,ir, ,.i+,
| Mrs I I Treriso an E,r,nl,ir s,raa,
Thursdov afternoon u.ber IN. f,,,o,,iro
| officers were, eIected. pr.sideu. Mr.. l., x
Rising. first vice.nrcsi,,ent Mr. : ".
Cheshire. second vice.nrcs,dent Nv. n p
ConeIand. Treasurer Mice Roso coo,.r
secretary. Mrs r. G. Drow. e~ecuti,,
committee Nrs E,sen. tIo,no.n NJ, :,
A. Leonard. Mrs r u slack Mrs p r.
| Morse. ou.r,oncv commi,,oo urs 7,
par,r;dge Mrs II - pou Nrs 1r.,ir
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>""''" ny '"' NeH' w. F. Ie'erS' lhe'
Went Ill once ~ resiue near nahuoph zen
Ter on 'ne Aoa''s iar"'' where 'heE re
n'iheu "h'i' wv years ago. when 'ne'
cam" 10 thls NHiase anu passeo 'he VIII
Ter Win Nrs' ADAMS = iather' '"hr'e
Thurston. Later they purchased the y
| NJ. Draper place MI ana Mrs Adams
have three children, Charles Adams, wh'
is in Bangor, Me-. In law school. Mis-
Mary Adams, who Is studying In bust
ness college IN Boston, and Rutn,
younger daughter, who Is in the scNoo
here. 4 generous amount of silver wa
presented them as an evidence Of the es
TEEN in which they are held.
Il q. l.. and w. T.. Martin have returned
from two months stay in Woodstock
ono wan their cousin. Mrs. William
Lincoln who passed the summer here,
. a r. kendrick is in very poor healtl
ana under tho care of trained nurs
from burlington. His disease Is though
10 ne heart troublc-Mrs. John Mea'
ana daughter Ellen, left Monday 70
! -Sorihamp'on' Mass where she wen
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