Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-24
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

MIS- lde sargent left saturday FOR
Paterson, n J.-At progressive rally
on Thursday afternoon. James r. Gar
field. son of the late President Garfield.
delivered a fine address at Music hall. A
fair audience was present with the Green
Mountain band to furnish music. The
affair was in charge of the Progressive
club, whose president John L. Hutchln-
son introduced the speaker in pleasant
manner. At the conclusion of the ad-
dress, he went into the parish house and
there met many of the townspeople.--Mrs
II. V. Fletcher, who has been in Lebanon
y. H., for two weeks returned Friday
Mrs James keefe and two children, who
have been with Mr.. and Mrs Jerry Good
heart fortwo weeks. returned to Barre Fri
day.-Mrs. p. J. Blanchard went to Mont
pelier Saturday.-Mrs. George Lucia re-
turned Friday from Montreal.-Mrs. VIII
liam Blake of Windsor arrived Friday to
visit Mrs C. S. Booth.-Mrs Robert
ficldcrs and son, Dean. who have been
here from South Royalton. returned Sat-
urday.-Mrs c. d. Sanborn went to Wor-
cester Mass. Saturday to visit her moth
CT, Mrs. Terry.-Mrs. Minnie Miller was
summoned to South Pomfret Saturday by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Isaac New
ton.-Thc Randolph Woman's Literary
club was entertained Saturday afternoon
by Mrs II. II. Paige.-Colonel Israel
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, met with Mrs. George Tenn
pie Saturday afternoon.-The dance in
Grange hall Friday night was attended
by small numbcr.-The farm which Ger
aid Stevens recently purchased is in East
Braintree instead of Barre, rs first an.
nounced
Mrs. Ncttie Rix and Miss Olive Rix,
who passed Sunday in Royalton, have
returned Mrs. Fred Terry of Worces-
ter. Mass, arrived Sunday night to pass
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
George Hutchnson.-MissR Ruth Sprague
of East Randolph. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Fl. W. Holden, went to
Montpelier Sunday night to begin teach
ing.-O. p. Hood who has been in Wood
stock for the summer, arrived Sunday
night for short visit with friends be-
fore going to Southern Pines for the
winter for which place he is to start
the last of the week.---Douglas Barclay
was here from Barre over Sunday with
his family at the home Of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Manchester.-Mrs.
f. w. Baldwin, who has been at the
Baldwin cottage in Peth for the sum-
mer was the guest of Mrs, w. F. Wedg-
wood Sunday-Mrs. Roswell Holbrook
is IN Braintree, the guest of Mrs. Otis
Riford.-Harry Hudson, who has been
for three weeks the guest of Mrs. c. f
Root and family. has returned to New
York city and from there Will sail in
few days for Tampa, Fla. to pass
the winter.-Miss Winifred Richmond
went to Royalton Saturday to pass Sun
day with MT. and Mrs. George Laird
News has been received from Miss EN-
ma SeyInOure who went to Boston about
three weeks ago. but who went to Cali
fornia with her brother and Is now In
Pasadena for the winier-Mrs. Lena
Wright and children and her father,
William Young. went TO Royalton Sat-
| urday to be the guests of Mrs Daniel
Bliss.-Miss Jennie Wadleigh returned
Monday from Rochester.-Mrs. Emily
Burroughs, who has been i'll for weeks,
care of nurse.
The first meeting Of the Christian
Brotherhood was held in the parish
house on Monday evening with an at
tendance OF about IS. After the usual
dinner at seven o'clock, the business
meeting was held and the following
officers for the coming year were
elected President. Homer Vail, vice.
president. l.. $. Brigham; secretary,
Alton Briggs; treasurer, Robert Wood;
auditor. w. T. Lamson. The several
committees are to be appointed by the
president.-Mrs. Tate who has been
in the Heaton hospital in Montpelier
for an operation on her throat. re-
turned on Monday evening.-Mrs Avis
Dow and her father, Is. L. Hills. went
to Montpelier on Tuesday morning on
business.-The Rev. Fraser Metzger
went to Middlebury Monday to speak
at progressive rally, and on Tues
day he will go to Hartford for the
same purpose.-Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Foster went to Bethel on Tuesday Ia
visit Mr. and Mrs. f. s. Blossom Miss
Harriet Hayward. clerk in the postof
flee, left on her vacation for Boston
and Portland, Maine. where she will
be met by her sister, Mrs Bertha Hay
ward Burridge,-Mrs. John Barber of
Waterbury arrived here Tuesday to be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs H.. A. Heath.
MIR. ana Mrs. Ray Ordway have
leased the tenement of w. ii. Pelton
in his house on Pleasant street.-B.
L. Hills has rented the house OF S. A.
smith on South Pleasant street. and
next week will move from the Pratt
cottage on Park street to this place
FOR the winter,--O i. Hood and his
SON. Chester Hood of South Royalton,
were In town Tuesday.-Miss Grace
fitkin left here on Tuesday for South
Royalton, having been called Az 4
nurse to case for DR.. Ellis--Mrs.
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