Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-29
ORANGE COUNT
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
TIE home of Mrs r. a. Ban |
lister on the Emerson terrace was the
scene Of very pretty wedding on We'd
nesday August p, when her only daush
ter, Mrs. Lena Varney, was united in
marriage to Heber Holman, Jr., the
son Of Mir. and Mrs. Heber Holman of
this place. The officiating clergyman
was the Rev. G. w. Smith, rector of
the Episcopal Church, ana the ceremony
was witnessed by the immediate families
md Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Campbell of
his place. The bride gowned in
white wolfe and carried a shower bouquet
Of white asters, and the single ring
Iervice was used. The brides going
away suit of dark blue with black
hat with willow plume. Following the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Holman were
taken to Montpelier by auto by e. S.
Booth and from that city they iourneyed
to st. Paul for a stay of a month. The
bride has lived here "A few years with
her mother, and the groom has been
well known in this vicinity nearly all
his life
w. S. S. Buck and family arrived here
from Rutland by automobile Saturday
morning, with Ernest Mcintosh as chauf-
feur-Miss Susie Blodgett, who came
from Thomaston. Conn, last week, and
was the guest of Mrs. l.. b. Johnson.
went to East Granville Friday to remain
for several days with her cousin, Mrs.
Joseph Mannng.-Mrs A. H. Beedle gave
a party Friday night and another Satur-
day afternoon, in honor of her guests,
Mrs. Mary SaXton and her daughter Miss
Lucina SaXton, of Keene, y. H.-Mrs.
Iehiel Williams and her daughter. Miss
celia Williams, returned on Saturday
rom Montpelier, where they had been
since Monday with friends. Miss Bessie
Lewis, who accompanied them there
came to Mortified on Friday and re-
turned home Saturday morning.-Miss Ida
Battles has so far recovered as to be able
10 go to Bethel on Saturday.-Mrs. Minnie
Miller was summoned TO Warren last
week by the death of her brother, Plyna
Parker, whose funeral was held at that
place on Saturday. Mr. Parker was a
prominent man in the town, holding
many town offices. He was in good health
when he was taken with hccoughs and
lived only few days, there being no re-
lief from the disease.-Miss Emma Sey-
mour has gone to Lynn, Mass, where she
will visit her brothers until after the first
of September. Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland
accompanied her to Boston, and will re-
main In the city for at least two weeks
with her daughter, Miss Ida Flnt.-Ar-
thur Austin, who has been In Gardner,
Me- for 10 days with his uncle y. j. Bell,
returned Saturday night.-Mr and Mrs.
w. w. Miller Of Richmond who have been
here through the week with their parents,
MIR. and Mrs NJ. II. Miller, went to their
home Saturday.-At a birthday party
given by Mrs. Emma Mcintyre at her
Rome on Friday evening, in honor of her
niece. Miss Alice Mcintyre, the engage
ment OF the latter to John Sherburne of
this place was announced. The guests
numbered 16 of her young lady friends,
all Of whom extended many wishes for
her future happiness. Miss Mcintyre is
the librarian at the Kimball public library
and Mr.. Sherburne Is established in the
practice of law In this village.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. B. Adams and family arrived
home Saturday from a two weeks stay
n Fairlee, where they have been In camp.
Miss Alice Hewitt of Pomfret is being
entertained by Mrs. +. l.. Mcintyre at her
home on Randolph avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Matson of Bethel
md their guest, Miss Annie Keith of New
Bedford, Mass, visited friends in town
Sunday.-Mrs Minnie Miller who was in
Warren last week to attend the funeral
of her brother. Pliny Parker, returned
here Monday. and is now at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Gladding.-M
Martha Thresher, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs b. +. Thresher of Melrose High
lands, Mass, who has been here for sew
eral weeks, went to Woodstock Monday to
join her mother.-Miss Clara Smith, who
has been in Bethel for several days, re-
turned home Monday morning.-Dr. and
Mrs. f.. O. Blanchard and Mrs. Belle
Dubois, who have been at Old Orchard
Beach, Boston and other places for the
last two weeks. returned Sunday night
accompanied by Miss Helen Blanchard
Miss Anna Farnsworth of Boston, who
has been here for a month, went to New
Haven Monday to join Miss Jennie
Brown, and from there they will return
20 Boston.-Mrs. II. W. Carr and children
of Barre, who have been here severa
days with Mrs. George Bruce. was Joined
acre Saturday by her husband, and Mon
lay morning they returned to their home
Miss Carrie HILL who has been visit
Ing Miss Edith Marcott, returned Satur
day to her home in Dedham. Mass, Mis-,
Mabel McCloud of Florence. Mass, VIII,
has been the guest of Mrs. George Drew
Tor few days. went to Barre Sunda.
night On Friday night Mrs Drew CAV.
n party In honor of her guest 10 whicl
"he invited eight young ladies. who were
entertained at 500 Miss Colburn VIII,
aas been the guest Of Miss Edit
. Blanchard, went to Nor,hiic.d on Sunda!
light,-Arthur Austin has returned from
two weeks stay in Gardner Maine
Eugene Torrey, an organst ana cho
master. in Lyons, n. Y, who is visitin.
his mother, Mrs. David Torrey, assisted
In the organ music at the morning serv