Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

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The annual meeting of the Federated
Church was held at the Baptist
Church Thursday night with COOL
attendance. AT $50 supper was served
and before returning to the auditorium
the reports Of committees were given
and memorial service held for those
who in the last year had died. Two
We're reported Mrs. Julia Rindge of
the Methodist church and Mrs. Flora
Flint of the Baptist denomination
Mrs. Flint was one of the most active
workers In this church and ever ready
to advance its interests. Mrs. T. ~
Rising read a poem in her memory
After the conclusion of this service
the audience repaired to the auditor
ium and after n selection by the choir,
accompanied by the new organ for the
first time, the Rev John Angel of
Williamstown gave al address on
"rhe Art OF Living" Mr.. Angel is a
brother OF DR.. F. c. Angel of this
place and his mother also resides here
The trustees have held a meeting
and elected J. r. Adams chairman ami
o. f. Greene. clerk. Mr.. Adams will
also act as street commissioner. c. c.
Clifford has been appointed chief of
police. C. S. Booth. +. b. Wood, f. c.
Richardson and A. f. Flint are the rest
of the force
Miss Eva Andrews of MONTPELIER ar
rived Saturday for an over-Sunday visit
with her aunt, Mrs. ella Rowell.-Mrs.
Abel Bowen. who has been in hartford
Conn, through the winter, arrived here
Friday and is being entertained by Miss
Lizzie Torrey.-lTr. and Mrs. ~ G. Buck
returned Saturday morning from Wood
stock, where they had been attending
the Odd Fellows convention. The meet
ing of the greater Vermont movement
was held in music hall Saturday after
noon with a fair attendance l.. ).
Brigham of this place presided and In
troduced Mason s. Stone. who spoke
upon the educational point of the oues-
ton He was followed by Mayor Esteo
of Montpelier. who spoke briefly and
was followed by Mr.. Roberts of New
York-Miss Bernice Simpson of Rox-
bury arrived Saturday TO remain over
Sunday with Mrs. James Mullaly-Mrs
George A. Chedel went Saturday to Port
land, Conn, TO visit her son. DR.. Charles
Chedel and wife-Aliss Ellen Chafree of
bridge, was the guest Saturday of Miss
Bessie Shepard.-Miss Ruby Miller is
passing two weeks with her mother. Mrs
Minnie Miller. at the home of W. H.
Gladding. The ball given by the
Sanitarium Aid society Friday night was
a success. The society realized 1920 to aid
IN the support Of the free bed at the
sanitarium.-Miss Hazel Slack. who suf
lered broken arm several weeks ago
was out Tor the first time Saturday-J j
StImets. who had an injury to his knee
last winter has been Obliged to have his
knee In cast for more than week,
ana has been confined to his bed C T..
La%elie has moved from the Northrop
mouse To the one recently purchased by
MN or j. II. DuBOis--Mrs Ernest Sar-
gent. who has been here two weeks as
sisting in the packing of the household
goods of the late Mrs Rosabelle Me-
lhtNre. went to her home I'm Woodsville
\. H., Saturday. Mrs. Temple who has
been at the house during her stay here.
went to Randolph Center Sunday.
Mrs. II. Y. Fletcher went to Woodstock
Monday to visit friends and attend the
district missionary meeting in session
there this week,-Mr and Mrs. John Wat
rous left here for Bethel Monday to visit
Mrs Watrous's brother, and from there
will go on to Westmoreand. y. H.. to
visit relatives. Miss Myrtle Clifford. who
was obliged to come from Tilton Semi
nary on account of the measles "A week
ago, returned to resume her studies on
Monday.-Mrs. Harold Norris and Mrs
Mary Watrous, who have been visiting
relatives in town for a few day., returned
Monday to their home in Westmoreland.
y. !l-Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Thomson and
daughter. Beatrice. of Montpeier were
in town over Sunday with Nh and Mrs
A. J. Toster.-Mr and Mrs 6. j. Rock
well went to Boston SUNDAY to attend
the tailors convention. expecting tn he
gone a weeK,The Memorial day exer-
c.ses this year will be held in the east
part of the town.--The services of the
Federated Church will. beginning with
next Sunday. DO held in the Baptist
Church for the summer Miss Althes
Todd. returned missionary from China,
spoke b,fole the Federated Churchea
Sunday morning and IN the afternoon
went to White River junction to give
an ADDRESS Mrs. Carrie Tswks bury and
daughter Mary. lief, Monday for a two
weeks stay In Gofsstown. y H.. With
Mrs. Tewksbury's mother. Mrs. Carr
Mrs. N. y. Morse went to Woodstock
to attend the missionary meeting
az a delegate from the Methodist Church. |
The Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hamilton
Rave been with their daughter, Mrs. Har-
old Perkins of Woodstock. for "A week.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Ford and Mrs.
Becker and daughter who have been here
for two weeks with Mrs. Il. H. Alls, and
A. II. Powers. left Monday to remain
over night at Brattleboro. their former
home. and then start Tor California, where
they expect 20 make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waters and daugh-
ter, Evelyn. are passing several days
with MY. and Mrs. j. T.. French while
on their way from Enfield. n. H.. to
Mlddiebury. where Mr.. Waters has
bought a business.-H. Il. Bell Is able 10
be out after a several days illness with
tonsiNtis.
Mrs. II. II. Paige went TO South Royal-
ton Tuesday. to see her mother. who is
ill.-Mrs. Goodel. for many years house
keeper for Frank Griswold, went to South
Royalton Tuesday. to remain for the
present with friends, while Mr. Griswold's
sister, Miss Griswold of Brattlehoro, will
take charge of his household affairs.-rhe
remains of r. S. McGinnis of RoyaIton
were brought here from Royaltun and the
funeral was held from the Catholic
Church Tuesday morning at ten o'clock,
the Rev, Father NJ. s O'Donncl ofiiciat-
ing, Mr., McGinnis formerly lived here
when IA young man, his parents having re-
sided here for many years. Mr. McChn-
mis- is survived by one sister, Miss Ellen