Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-01
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

M H. Rumrill, who had been
here from Fitchburg, Mass, since
Wednesday. went to Northfel1 Satur-
| day. to remain with his son for sew
oral days.-Miss Eta Chamberlin left
saturday for East Hampton, L. l., AMI
Miss Vernie Chamberlin, her cousin.
went the same day to Bridgewater to
remain for three wecks.-About four
O'Clock saturday morning the tele-
graph operator at the station saw a
man coming out of a window III the
Grant drug store. and thought it to be
man who had been about the sta
ton during the night. Upon inves-
tisation 1t was found that ne took
about 50 which was in the cash reg
lister AMI some cigars. Nothing fur
ther was disturbed. Some time after
a couple of the cigars were found in
the railroad yard and they were founi
to correspond with those in the store
Nothing was known at last accounts
or the Whereabouts OF the thief-Mrs.
l.. A Segar arrived Saturday from
Roxbury to remain several days VITA
her sister. Mrs. s. s Whitcomb.-W
w. Somerville, Brigham creamery
employe. is taking his vacation and
on saturday afternoon went to North
puxbury to join his wife.-The Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Hamilton left Saturday
for Woodstock, where there is to he
a reunion of the Hamilton family,
which will number II in all.--NIrs. V.
d. Fraser, who has been passing sew
eral days with her daughter. Mrs
George Brew. left Satur lay for Wood
stock.-Clarence Hodges of Schenec-
ia iy, n. Y, is in town vita his family
at the home of Miss Mary DuBoIs.-
Miss Mary and Annie Maltby AMI Miss
Annie Thompson of New Haven. Conn.
are guests for July and August at the
Church farm.-Mrs. Sarah Huntington
of Barre. who has been several days
with Mrs. f. A. Shattuck. went to her
home Saturday-On Sunday morning
the following 10 girls went to Queen
city Park. Misses Edith blanchard,
Myrtle Smith, Lucinda Howard. Flor
ence Howard Elida Sanspra. Maud
Johnston Elizabeth Campbell, Lena
Jones, Esther Hubbard and Ola iys
Jones. They will occupy this week
the cottage of Mrs. s n. Could who
VIII also chaperone the party.--E. J.
oBrien. who has been passing two
weeks with Mrs. O'i5rIen. roturno
sunday to Boston.-Mss Blanche
Wicker of Boston arrived Saturday
ana during her stay of a few weeks
VIII he entertained by Mrs. Grain Of
East Braintree and Miss Edith Blanch-
ard of this place.-Mlss Estella
blanchard. who is employed in Barre,
is at home for 10 days with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Blanchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Greene of Glen
Cove /. T., who were CHESTS Of Nrs
Lucius Goodheart over Sunday. wen,
to Bethel Mondav. Miss Nida Gas, of
North Adams Mass who has bee,
with her cousin Miss Mary Priest for
several weeks. left Mon Law for bor
home-Mrs. G. l.. 4 1ams and iau.,-
ter. Miss Gwondolin Adams VIII, c.,r,o
four weeks ago from Calumet ,Iirb
to visit Mrs. A,lams's father Dr
Cooper left Monday for tb,ir hama
Mrs Jerome Hart of Waterbury, yvho
has been with her ,Iaurbtar Mrs y l.,
Chase for three weeks went 70 bor
home on Sunday.-Air. and Mrs CAR
roll Granger AMI family ,-bo horo
been passing three weeks v,,, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Granpor rcturned
Sunday to Barro-Niss Anna Earns
worth and Miss Jennie Brown Of Ros
ton were entertained over Sun law nv
MIR. and Mrs. r. ]. Blancharl where
Miss Estclla BLANCHARD of Barre also
passed the day.-J. D. Laport has pur-
chased of Mrs. Howard Martin her
place on Central street known as the
Haskins housc-Cassius ana George
Hutchinson left Sunday night for
Highgate. where they were summonel
by the deaf, of their father, who had
long been in feeble health. The flu
neral was held In Highgate Monday
Mrs f. 4. Averill of Barre arrived
Monday to remain with Miss Cora Hol-
brook for about a week.-The Rev.
J. W. Cheshro went to Rraintree Sun
day to hold service and at the close
he immersed eight candidates In the
branch near the John Tilson farm-';
/. and w r. Martin returned from
ITighgate saturday night AMI on Mon
day, after consulting with the trus-
tees of the Camp Randolph association,
II was decided to call the cook, Miss
llnni" Jones, from tho boar ing house
for the season. there being little or no
prospect OF others going ther" TINS
summer Miss Jones Is expected nero
on TnesdaY.-The death or MIS- Peter
Sault occurred Monday morning AFTER
an illness which eXt"nden over many
months curing wh'cn she shHere1 Sc