Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-09-26
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Edgar I.aShua. a former resilient OF TINS
place. and an employe at the Emerson
mill, died in Springfield Sunday. Sept Is.
Interment was in Claremont, y. H.. the
following Tuesday. Mr.. Lashua was 20
years of age and had a long Illness with
Bright's discase-A daughter was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Vail
Of Pomfret recently. the child being a
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Vail of this place.-Miss Mabel Wilson of
Hardwick who has been with Mrs +. A.
Eaton during the summer, has returned
home and will enter the University of
Vermont.-Clarence Emery. who has been
here from Scranton. Pa. for SOME time.
has returned to resume business.-General
and Mrs c. T. Miller of BURLINGTON We're
in town Friday.
Miss Jennie Blanchard left Sdturd ~ for
Hartford, where she i. To take the posi-
ton as principal of the grammar school,
Miss Lou Wood left Saturday for New
York for weeks stay after when she
goes to Virginia to teach for the year
Mrs. Ella Smalley and sister. Mrs. II. f..
Williams, went to Mortified SATURDAY, for
an over-Sunday stay with relatives and
on Monday Mrs. Williams will return to
Hartford Conn, accompanied by her
grandfather, Mr.. Lawton. Mrs. srnaiiey
will return here to open her house.-Mrs.
Joseph Manning, who has been here with
her mother. Mrs. Jennie Smith, returned
Saturday to East Granvile-Mr, and Mrs.
H. a. Skinner of Boston arrived Saturday
10 visit Mrs. SINNERS mother Mrs. Lu-
linda Cleveland. Mr.. and Mrs. i. j. We'll
come of South birmingham. Mass. VINO
have been for few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. n. Holman. left Saturday for New
port, n. H.-A son was born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Young at the home of
Mrs. Lena Wright on School street.-The
Rev. Fraser Metzger, who has been in
New York with his family for two weeks,
has returned and occupied his pulpit at
Bethany Church Sunday.-Mrs George
Hutchns of Barre, who has been with
Mrs. Warren Church since Tuesday, re-
turned Friday General and Mrs. C. p.
Miller. who have been In town since the
first of the week, with Mrs. T.. l.. McIn-
tyre and NJ II. Miller, returned to Bur-
lington Frday.-Mrs. J. A. Stacy Of
White River Junction and child arrived
Saturday morning to remain few days.
The business of canning corn has been
rapidly pushed forward at the factory this
week. The product of 800 acres of sweet
corn will be handled this season. Follow
ing this, the squashes and pumpkins will
be canned. Richard Demeritt of Water
bury Is in charge He with his cousin Bert
r. Demeritt, now constitute the firm. T..
+. Palmer has retired.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs a. G..
Putnam on the Highlands was the scene
Of very pretty wedding on Sunday
afternoon. when Miss Maud Inez. second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Putnam, was
united In marriage to John Waite Lam
son, youngest son Of Mrs. J. H. I.amson
of this place. The corner of the parlor
had been converted into bower Of
beauty by Florist ". NJ. Totman and
there the bridal couple took their places,
while the Rev, Fraser Met2ger read the
marriage service of the Episcopal Church.
The bride was handsomely gowned in
white chiffon over white messaline and
carried bouquet Of brides roses The
ceremony was witnessed by the immediate
families only. Following wedding lunch
was served and the couple left by automo-
bile for the north where they took the
train at Montpelier, for Il short wedding
trip after which they viii return and
take up their residence in town, occupy
ing the house Of Mrs. H. w. Tewksbury
for the present. The brides going away
suit was of Copenhagen blue and her hat
Of white felt with plumes. The bride is
a graduate Of the high school. and later
was an efficient teacher in this vicinity
and Keene. y. II. She is IA member of
Bethany Church choir, OF which church
she is also a communicate Mr.. Lamson
was also educated here in the high school
and was taken by his father, the late
j H. Lamson, i'm to partnersh hip with him
i'm business in the firm known AS j. H.
LamsOn d Sons. Mr.. and Mrs. ROY
Neville Of Keene. =. H., the latter a sis
ter of Mrs. LamsOn, AMI \. q. Putnam
of Springfield, father of the bride. were
present. and left Monday for their homes
The Rev. and Mrs, j. W. Chcsbro left
Monday for St Johnsbury to attend tn,
annual meeting of the Baptist association
Miss Alice Mcintyre, who has been II
WOOdsville, y. H., over SUNDAY with hei
sister, Mrs Ernest Sargent returned
Monday.-Peter Jerd of Montpelier ar
rived In town Monday for short stay
harold Gilman, who was married last
week to Miss la Bradish, left Sunday
night to resume work in the Vaughan
store in Barre, leaving Mrs, Gilman FOR
IA longer stay here.-Mrs. Frank &C. iIardN
Miss julia Slack OF bradford are visiting
for the present ~ tho home Of ihci,
brother. r. H. Slack,-Miss Sadie Liant