Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-30

away.-The Rev. j. w. Chesbro went 10
| Barre to preach Sunday and the Kew.
George Watt supplied the pulpit at the
Federated Church. Miss Alyce NJ Buck,
who has been IN Barre in a millinery
| store for the last eight weeks, mas re-
| turned permanently. and VIII go at once
into the office of the Buck Printing com
pany.Mark Morse has been Obliged to
give up teaching In the school which he
| took at Braintrec on account of i'll health
and will be at home for the present.
| The regular meeting of Randolph
Grange was held Saturday night with
a good attendance The committee In
charge was Alonzo Emery Harris Bass
and w. w. Jones, who arranged pa
triotc program which consisted of ieci-
totions, readings and several selections
| from the Grange orchestra-Mr. and
Mrs w. H. Roberts of Manchester ar
rived Saturday to remain several days
with Mrs. Roberis's father Lyman
| Hutchinson.-Alrs. Lizzie Griffith of
| Bridgeport, Conn, who was an over
Sunday guest of Miss Lizzie Torrey,
started on her return trip Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Bates Nichols. former resi-
dents, but for many years located in
California, arrived Saturday night ac-
| companied by Mr. and Mrs. David Bos-
worth of Bristol and went at once to
the home of Judge william Nichols for
a few days. MIR. Bosworth returned to
Bristol Monday. Mr.. Nichols has been
in a helpless condition lor several years.
the result of a shock OF paralyss.-Wil-
liam Rand. Jr., who has been with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Rand. for
1 IT..
a serious illness, returned 10 Boston
Monday expecting to he able to resume
labor soon.-Mrs William st. Lawrence
and her son left Monday to attend the
wedding of relative Miss Mabel
Coyle, and Robert Watrous on Tuesday
l Or. and Mr.. A. W. Eastman. Mr.
and Ms Charles Furbcr and Nj. and
Mrs +. l. Henson made the trip from
Woodstock here Sunday and were WISH
tors at the home of j. II. Richmond
David Adams and MIR. and Mrs. George
! Drew The remains of Mr.. ingalls,, who
died at the home of his daughter. Mrs
/ Evans of Randolph Center. We're brought
here Monday and taken to Barton
Landing for intcrmeut. Mr., Ingalls, was
an aged person, and died from the in
firmities attendant upon his advanced
years. Clara Bean. a teacher in
Barre. was in town over sunday to visit
her father. W. w Bean.-A daughter
was born on Friday mgnt to Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Manchestor.-Mrs. Gilmore Of
New Jersey. who has been visiting her
father. Mr.. Lamb. went to her home
the last of the week. expecting to return
here III August.-Ai-s Mary Gibson. who
for two years has been in California,
returned Friday night to pass several
months with relatives and is now stop
ping with her step-mother, Mrs. Estelle
! ellison. on the Rowell Addition.-pr. q.
+. Watt delivered two interesting SER
mons before the congregation of the
Federated Church Sunday and Miss
Emily Stickney of Ludlow addressed the
audience at the Bethany Church sun
day morning, speaking IN the interest of
the Kurn Hattin Home. In the afternoon
| Of the same day, The annual Memorial
day service was held in Bethany Church
| with the regular choir of the church TO
, furnish the music. An address was given
by the Rev. Fraser Motzger. The atten-
dance was large, including the l.. S.
Grant Post, Woman's Relief Corps and
associate members OF the q. A. X.
MIR. and Mrs. Bates Nichols, Mrs. David
Bosworth and Mrs. Edward Nichols went
to Marshheld on Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Emery. Mrs. Homer White, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Feeble went to Bethel
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Anna Chase, whose remains were brought
from Saratoga Monday.-The Rev. Fraser
Metzger went to North Pomfret Tuesday
to attend a conference of Congrega tional
Churches William Moulton, a Pullman
car conductor, with headquarters in Bos-
ton, is passing several days with his
mother, Mrs. Ann Moulton.-Mrs Don
Moore, who has been with her father.
o. J. Marcott and family for several
days. returned Tuesday morning TO
Sharon.-lt was estimated upon looking
up accounts Of the receipts of tine at.
tendance at the Star theatre Fr'daY that
the per cent coming to the tea cheers re-
tirement fund would am cunt to SO % -
Col. and Mrs. A. r. Chandler arrived
Monday ana are now at Mari Castle
Mrs. Matte Copeland went to I:raintrec
Monday TO visit her daughter. Mrs. Bessie
Jacobs.-Harry Chase and w. G. Emer-
son went by automobile early Tuesday
morning to Richmond on business and
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Emerson went by
train to Waterbury, where they were met
by the gentlemen ana returned by the
automobile. Mrs. T.. +. Emerson IS III
With german measles and in quaran-
tine Mrs Peter Sault. who is III with
heart trouble. has been suffering for
several days with little or no relief
William Davis, student at the agri-
cultural school at Randolph Center, was
entertained over Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs
Carmi White.--Miss Mabel Severance
who for the last six months has been
in Massachusetts attending school, ar
rived for a vacation Tuesday, and Is
the guest of Mrs. Archer in the Scott
block.-Mrs. J.. A. Russlow who is in
the santarium recovering from a
severe surgical operation, is improving
land a permanent recovery is confidently
eXpected.-R iley's orchestra of Barre
will give concert and dance in DuBoi.
Gays hall Thursday evening-All the
exercises attendant upon Memorial day
Will be held at East Randolph 1t 4.
! understood that the post has been dis.
appointed in their speaker for the day
Inc Rev. F.. j. Ranslow not being able
TO he present the Rev. Fraser MetZge,
Will give the address.-rhe Rev. c. O
Howe will deliver the baccalaurcat,
address before the graduating class OF
the high school in Music hall on Sunday
evening, June .. Following this the othe,
exercises OF commencement week will b,
: held Friday night. when the GRADUATING
exercises Will be hen, IN NIusic han