Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-02
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


Mather of Rochester Hollow. were mar
rled Wednesday, April q, at the home of
the Rev. ]. w. Chesbro. The couple will
live on the Wells farm in Braintree.
able-Princlpal Il. g. Ham announced the
senior honors Thursday as follows: Vale
dictory, Miss Icarlc Tcwksbury; saluta-
tory Miss Mildred lIutchins; honorable
mention, Lester Badger and Miss Lena
West A prize speaking contest has also
been announced by the Juniors to be
given the Wednesday before graduation.
Twenty five dollars Is offered in prizes.
The funeral OF DR. Davenport. who died
April a. was held at his horne in the
east part of tho town Friday. Drs Bailey
Angel, clifford and Dr. Newell Of East
Randolph we're the bearers. For many
years Dr. Davenport was physician in
that part of tho town and had reached
the age OF 50 years. lie was the father
of the late Mas. y. q. Osgood, who died
only a few months ago.-Dr. and Mrs.
]. +. clifford have returned from Boston.
The Randolph Woman's Literary club
was entertained by Mrs. Julia Walsh Sat-
urtlay afternoon at her home on the High
land. The program, which was musical,
was enjoya ble.-Mrs. Jane Willard, who
has been with Mrs. Judson Fits, left for
Alburg Saturday. Mrs. Fits is in fee
bic condition. without much improve
ment.-Mrs. Harry Allen. after several
days with her parents left for Gdysville
Saturday. accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. A. Il. Flsh.-ll. A. Leonard is con-
fined to his bed by the effects Of v1colna-
tion.-Carlos Spooner returned saturday
went to Northfeld Saturday for a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Nathaniel
King. Mrs Mary Marsh Mann is not
making a rapid recovery Mr.. and Mrs
l.. G. Dodge arrived Saturday from Bur-
hngton to take possession of their home.
Orange meeting was largely attended
Saturday night when a musical program.
under the direction of William and Eliza
Goodheart and Glenn Bailey, was given.
DR.. F. A. Eaton continues to improve
Ernest Hatch returned Friday from Bos-
ton.-Mrs. g. Q. Howe has returned from
Rochester.
Miss Minnie Judd after having
been placed at Mr.. Buttcriicld s.
for safe keeping. broke uuaran-
tine Saturday night and went ia the
moving picture show. Following this she
was put in the lock-up for safe kc"plna
by officer c. G. Clifford On Tuesday
morning her trial Was set tor TEN O'Clock.
Mr. Clifford went down at nine cloc,
with her breakfast and at ton O'Clock.
when he went down after her to jak,
her to the trial, she was not to he found
The officer at once started IN pursuit
hut at the last accounts she had NO,
been found Miss Judd was placed in
quarantine for humps, but has constant
ly been going out and it was for this
cause that she was taken to the lock-up
or course it is thought that She had the
assistance of parties from the outside ir
making her escape.-Thc Randolph
Woman's Literary club will hold thcil
annual club luncheon MAY II at the par
ish house. which will be the last meeting
| of the season. Al this time the program,
| for the coming year will he distribute,
and the club will open the seasons WORK
on October 5. which will take the form of {
club social--Henry Vail of Boston ar
rived saturday TO pass about Wcci
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". w
| Vail.-fiarold Sharpe went to Woodstock
Tuesday, where he is to he employed by
| the management Of the Inn as chauffeur
| the remains of Mrs. Aurilla Wicke,
were brought here Monday by o. c. Wick
er, the son. and Miss Blanche Wicker
granddaughter Mrs. Wicker died in Ros
indalc. Mass. at her daughters. AT tn.
age of Il years. Tho body was taken tc
Braintree. funeral services held in tn,
church there, and interment made lo
several years she lived in Braintree ant
after the death Of her daughter, Mr,
| Edwin Martin. she came wlth Mr. Mar
| tin and his two daughters. TO reside i,
this village. Here she remained till abou
| four years ago. when she went 10 reside
with her daughter in Massachusetts. Sin
| Is survived by her daughter ana a son
both Of whom reside in Rosindale. an,
several mountaineering family o
| Bert Hills Is TO reside in the Pratt cottap
| as soon as their goods arrive from Water
bury.-Miriam and Wilmer Angel arr
confined to the house by illness. cause,
by vaccination.
Mrs. john Blanchard went to Rurling
ton Monday.-Miss Clara Kimball. WIN
came from Brooklyn. y. Y. the first o
last week to visit Mrs j. T.. Mead. lief
Monday.-Mrs W. h, Wall arrived Sat
nrday, after having passed several week
with her daughter In Texas.-High schoo
| baseball team won't to Woodstock. for
game with the team there Saturday an
met defeai. the score being 10
A. r. Lamb was called to Brain
tree on Sunday by the death a
George Russell, from chronic nenbritts
Mr.. Russell had been i'll for some Inn
and leaves a wife and six small children
The funeral was held Tuesday and o.
Wednesday Mr. Russoll's remains wer
taken to Montpelier for INSTRUMENTATION
seems TO he general epidemic of ger
man measles. many of the pupils an
some or the teachers being In ouarantin,
willard Gay, is still confined TO the bee
ana very feeble from the effects Of
ensht shock a few weeks axo-Miss NelIi
h'ru mas come from Stockhrdge 10 lax
Wv 'harse OF the household OF F.rnes
""a'u an" look after his daughte
'A'e' rackard' VINO is only SIX wears c
hse'-Mrs' I.hcinda Cleveland was ,
nome from Randolph Center ovor su,
oay'-henrN Leonard. the druggist VIII
mas been i'll from tho effects Of vaccir.
ton, was able to be at tho storo q
Monday, for the first time in sov,ral d.,y
NO new cases Of smallpox have dcvoIo,
ed here pr Eaton is improving.
Minnie Judd, who escaped from ~
lookup Tuesday morning, was found r.
, the ofiicer at the home of Jacob Eddy
Braintree, about six miles from here ,
{. OXFORD. the officer who found he
brought her back and she was tried b
fore Justice T.. +. Briggs for breakir
quarantine. and sentenced to 80 DAVIS