Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Music hall was we'll filed Friday
Wilson presided and upon the plat.
form were seated many officers of the
state Progressive party The Rev.
Fraser Metzger gave an address of
unusual merit in the interest Of the
Progressive party. of which he is the
candidate for governor. Previous II
the rally a Roosevelt and johnson flag
was thrown to the breeze while the
band playel "The Star Spangled Ban
ner." Saturday afternoon a large re.
publican rally was held in Music hall
with the band in attendance. Hale K.
Darling of Chelsea was tle first
speaker to be introduced by the Hon.
V. l. Spear and after a short address
he was followed by l.. h. Johnson edr-
tor of the Herald and News, who an
swered the arguments and statements
of the Rev Fraser Metzger, proving
conclusively that the two gentlemen
view things from IA different stand
point. AT the close of this. Mr.. Spear
introduced the Hon A. NJ Fletcher.
candidate for governor. who gave
short address and retired 10 give place
TO the Hon c. G. Fits of Brattleboro,
WAC gave the longest talk of the aft
ernoon. Mr. Fits based his remarks
on the new party and it's leader and
pointel out the danger following their
adoption ana election. Previous to
the meeting Taft and Sherman nag
was raised over the strect-Mrs. Mary
Saxton and daughter, Miss Lucina Sax
ton came Saturday night from their
nome In keene. n. H., to pass three
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bee
dle.-The Rev. and Mrs. II. a. Greene
or Charlestown. Mass. who have been
here with Mr.. and Mrs. O. Il. Greene,
left for home Saturday-F A. Phillips
is in New York to he gone two weeks
Miss Edith Blanchard has returne
from several lays in Brattleboro--
Miss Una Grover, II guest of her aunt.
Mrs y. c. Greene. went to her home
in Lawrence. Mass. SATURDAY.
Wardner Hodg kns, VINO has been with
lis son, w. f. lIodgkins. since his illness,
has gone to his home.-The choir of the
Bethany Church was assisted on Sunday
morning by \. O. Doloff Of Manchester,
\. H. who sang Fear Not We O Israel"
a special vesper service was held In the
evening when the choir were assisted by
Miss Carrie Hill. organist of Dedham.
Mass. Miss Muriel French, daughter of
Mrs. Flora French of Marlboro Mass.
Miss Lucille Grant and the Rev. W. T.
Sparhawk of this place. and Mr.. Richard
son. a summer visitor here-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Seymour, daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Baker. and daugh-
ter, DorcaS, OF Ridgeneld Conn who
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$50 to SEQ per month-Miss Mary