Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-08

urday for New London, Conn.-W. u.
Rand. one of the rural delivery carriers
began two weeks vacation February j.
Miss Maud Hatch, who was supposed
to be suffering from German measles,
Is under quarantine in the OConnor
block, and IL is not yet decided just
what her disease may develop
The educational meeting opened In
the Baptist Church Friday morning
at $3.50 with 80 teachers in attendance.
Or. f. C. Angel. who was to have CIV
en- the address of welcome. was unable
to he present. Framing of the Federal
was given by PRINCIPAL
T.. c. Ham of this place. and "Arith-
metic. Grades -" by Superintendent
John e. Gray Of Chicopec. Mass SUI
perintondcnt Sherburne c. Hutchinson
Of Mortpelicr was unable to he pres
ent. Mason s. stone. state superin-
tcndcnt, was present at the afternoon
session
News ut ;hc death OF Mrs. Arthur
Osgood came as a great shock to the
community Monday morning She had
been suffering from a cold all last week.
hut the last of the week had been much
better and Sunday was as well as usual
in the afternoon she wrote paper to be
read at the missionary meeting Of the
bethany Church. About ten o'clock Mrs
Osgood retired and in about half an hour
MIR. Osgood realized that his wife was
breathing heavily and found her Ill., Be-
forc physicians could arrive. Mrs Osgood
had died. 1t is thought that it might
have been her heart. but the short time
made II impossible for anything to be
done Mrs. Annie DavenporO Osgood was
the only daughter of Or. George Daven-
mort of East Randolph. and came with
her family to this place to live about q
years ago from East Randolph. where Mr.
Osgood was engaged in business in a
store. He sold that to enter partnership
with Z. II. Chadwick in the foundry here
shortly after they came here Mr. Osgood
purchased the parsonage of tho old Con-
ercgational Church. Mrs. Osgood is sur
vived by her husband A. g. Osgood of
the firm Of Sargent. osgood q Roundy;
and two daughters. Misses Cora and Elsie.
who are both at home Also she is sur
Vived by her father. nr George Daven-
port of East Randolph. and one or more
brothers who reside ont Of the State.
Mrs. OsgOod was member Of Bethany
Churcn. the Womans Missionary society
and of col. Israel Converse CHAPTER.
Daughters of the american Revolution. -
The funeral of Mrs. " /. Spear was
held at Randolph Center at the home Of
her sister, Mrs Holden. TUESDAY
at two o'clock Ernest Hatch is out after
a week in the house while i'll with the
erip.-Mrs. G. J. Stockwell was summoned
n Hancock Monday by the serious ILL.,
ness of her father, Mr., Perry. with pneu-
monia Miss Grace Douglass, who has
been in Barre. returned Monday. Mrs.
Lewis Durham went to Brantree Mon
day.-News has been received of tn,
death Of Mrs. w. V Soper in Massa-
chusetts' where they had been for II shor,
time. going there from South Royalton
TO remain near their daughter Mr.. Soper
was the cousin Of Mrs Mary Strong and
formerly they We're in town a good deal
The remains of Mrs Soper were nrough,
to South Royalton Monday for interment
Mrs. Ellen Blanchard has been i'll 70,
several days with muscular rheumatism
Mr.. Perry of Hancock. father of Mrs
g. j. Stockwell. is i'll with pneumonia -
The funeral of Mrs. Victor Spear was
held at Randolph Center Tuesday.-Mrs
D. W. Chesbro received news of q severe
accident to her father. Thomas Jubt
or Adams. Mass. on Saturday. He was
Kicked by Il horse, receiving severe in.
juries about the head ana also man,
bruises. His head was 50 seriously
injured that surgical operation
was performed Tucsday.-W William Mil.
nf lob
to see his father NJ H. Miller. who is
now somewhat hetter.-Mr. and Mrs. ~
II. Dinsmore of Bethel were in towI
Tuesday. A. II. Powers, who ha.
not been strong recently, has had All at.
tack of facial paralysis, from which
she is slowly recovcring.-Mrs w. r
Sargent is i'll ana confined to her bed
The Randolph Woman's Literary clan
Will hold its a>nual guest night in the
parish house.-Mrs. Il. O. Morton viii
soon close her store in the Dubois a
Gay block, and Miss Minnie CARPENTER
Will open u millinery and drossma king
establishment there March l.-Thc teach.
ers training department o. ;ho higf
school held in the house Of 4 G
Osgood. has not been in sossot this week
Mrs. II. A. Leonard is also surrlvin.. 70,
Miss Marguerite Merrifed for few
daNs.-William Rand of Boston arrived
Tuesday to pass his vacation with hi,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Rand
Mrs. Q. G. Clifford, who is in at th,
santarium. is somewhat hetter.-Mis,
Mayo. who has been with Mrs. f.. O
Blanchard for the last 10 DAYS. has re-
turned 20 Ecthel-It Was reported her,
Tuesday morning that Mr.. Miller, tn,
first superintendent Of the White eros.
Milk factory had died in Boston, al
though none of the particulars wer,
knowr-Mrs. Byron Manchester is il
Barre visiting her daughter Ms Dougla,
Barclay.
The Rev, Homer White received new.
on Monday OF the dea,E OF his brother
Edwin White. ut Felchville injured in .
runaway while ridins on the stage iron
Windsor. about two weeks ago. Mr.
White mad one o: his legs anlDutatod. bv
had not slrficient strength to rally. II,
WIS tho only brother Of the Rev Home
Whte Of this place, and Miss GeOrBil
White ha3 been with MIN constantly sine
the accident and Mrs. Ned G. Bucl
LEFT here Wednesday for Lebanon, n. II
10 visit relatives and attend the iiremen'
pail Dewitt Webb ana dausilte
went to Eas! Granville Wednesday t.
visit lucn!s Webb. --Thc funeral q
Mrs. a. q. Osgood WAS largely ATTENDED
at tho Bethany Church Wednesday after
noon the Rev Fraser Mctzgcr officiating
lnierment Was in Southvicw cemetery. -
c. H. McCrlllis of Hyde Park has bee
mere for few days. Mrs, John Roger
Of Bethel was in town visiting her par
cnts. Mr.. ana Mrs. H. y. CANISTER, Tues