Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-25
GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Inc directors OI tnC RdUuOIpl-
Braintree- Brookfeld Fish and Game
League met Monday and decided to
hold their annual banquet Wednes lay
evening. July 81, in the East Braintree
hall. Brook trout will be one of the
attractions of the menu and the speak
ers, will be A. NJ. Fletcher of Caven-
fish, republican candi late for COVER
nor. Frank L. Howe of Benning-
ton, candidate for lieutenant-gover-
nor, John w. Titcomb of Lyn-
lonville. former State fish and game
commissioner. Vocal music will be
furnished by the male quartet of Ran
dolph Grange.
Miss Carrie Curtis, a teacher In IAncas-
ter. ~ H.. was in town Saturday, the
guest of Miss Hattie Wilson.--A. G. Put
nam of Springfield. Mass, arrived Friday
nigh. for short stay with his family
here--Mrs IIeman Reynolds of Barre
arrived here SATURDAY, to visit with
Charles and William Reynolds Mrs. G.
T. Jones left Saturday morning for Ips-
wich, Mass, to visit her daughter. MRS.
Morris. and her granddaughter. Miss Bes-
sic Bliss.-Miss Eleanor Joslin. who has
been with the Rev and Mrs. w. S. Smith
ers for two weeks, left Saturday for her
home In Wellesley, Mass. accompanied
by her cousin. Otis 6mithers.-Miss Mary
Carr Tewksbury gave party al her Hoine
Friday afternoon to which many of the
old friends who formerly lived here were
invited. Among them were Mrs. Elsie
Powers Corwin of Lowell, Mass, who
gave selections of reading. Mrs. Guy Lou
don Of Burlington. who gave piano selec-
tons The same evening Mrs Inez
Segar gave a musicale In honor of
l~er brother. Leighton Abbott. and his
wife, who are here from Atlanta. Ga, and
her sister, Mrs. Griffin, from Valdosta.
Ga.-Mrs. lamar Angel of Waterbury is
here for a month and for the present Is
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.
Tracey. Her daughter. Miss Harriet An
CELL, arrived Saturday from Brattleboro to
pass several days.-The committee APP
pointed by Bethany Church to investigate
| the repairing Of the church, has engaged
| the services of Architect Charles Crandall
| of Burlington to make plans for the re-
modelling of the old church. l. IS under
stood that the repairs include an entirely
new foundation, the lowering Of the floor
Of the auditorium, the placing of the me-
mortal windows formerly in the Christian
Church, the building of an addition out
towards the Osgood residence, in which
| liz to be a Sunday school ROOM and other
additions. The ladies Of the guild will at
| once pla 30 "a new carpet in the auditorium,
and 1t Is understood that the size OF this
| will not be changed. AS soon as the plans
are ready. active work will be begun In
| raising funds for the repairs. as
the money Is all to be provided. If pos
| to baty tn
the spring of 19l3-Mrs. Mary Mann fell
while on the piazza Thursday and dislo-
Gated one should. She Is now doing
well.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Brigham enter
tained party of young people Friday
night.-Mrs. Il. II. Mason gave party
Wednesday night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Conner have re-
turned from stay OF 10 days In West
minister with their daughter Mrs. NC.
Eiroy Robert Morton and family arrived
here on Saturday morning from Mont
clair, j., to pass several days with
Mr.. Morton's father. w. W. Morton. who
has long been III with heart trouble and
Is now very feeble.Tse rev. J. w
Hamilton exchanged pulpits with thu
Rev. ]. W. Ches.ro Sunday.-Dr. Il. O
blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bias. ant
Mrs Belle Dubois left by automoAl'
Sunday for Greensboro. where they vii
be guests of DR., and Mrs, Gilman Wheeler
and the Rev. and Mrs. G w. Morrow
81 the middle OF the week.-Dr. Angel
Is Ill with the mumps.-Miss Mary Adams
who has sseen In Boston at a bushes!
college for year. has finished her course
and on Saturday returned to stay til
about September l. when she will go t.
Middletown Conn. to take position fo
commercial teaching in an institution
there.-A new flag VS. raised here Satur
day night. bearing the following: Fo
Inresideut Woodrow Wilson; for governor