Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-11
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


Installed: Worthy patron, c. c. clifford;
worthy matron, Mrs. Nellie II. Emerson;
associate matron. Mrs. Edna Fairbanks;
treasurer. Mrs. Laura NJ. Clarke; secre-
tary, Abbie i. Clarke conductress, Mrs.
Nellie Fisk Stiles, associate conductress.
Mrs. Nellie G.. Holden; Adal. Mrs. Grace
Russlow; Ruth. Miss Alyce Buck Esther,
Mrs. Laura Emerson; Martha, Mrs. Ellen
Lattimer; Electa. Mrs. Ella Cass; warder.
Mrs. Josie Durkee. chaplain. Mrs Ellen
blanchard: sentinel, Robert T.. Parker.
The officers were installed by Past
Worthy Patron Lucius Webb. after which
there was a banquet served
The Randolph Dramatic company and
friends to the number OF 10 went to South
Royalton Friday night and gave Red
Acre Farm to 81 good audience. They
took In s75 and after paying expenses will
probably have s25 to add to the amount
made here.--Miss Bessie Shepard. who
for three weeks has been in Roches-
ter, returned Saturday. Mrs. ellison, her
mother, joined her at Bethel.--NIrs Jen-
ME Clifford who for the last six months
has been In Somervillc. Mass. with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wood, returned Thurs
day.-Miss Laura Cushman. who has been
in Burlington for a month, returned Sat
urday.-Mrs +. G. Angel accompanied
the Rev John Angel. who had been here
for short visit with his mother to his
home In Wiliamstown for a few days
Mrs. Cora Kline of Lebanon. N H.. who
has been in East Braintrec to assist her
father. Solomon Williams, in the celebra-
ton of his END birthday. returned to her
home Saturday.-Mr and Mrs. Lewis
Durham and children left Saturday for
a few days In Rraintree with Mr., Dun
hams relatives. fter which they will go
to Port Arthur. whore MIR. Durham has
been for several months. engaged in rail-
roading.- Philip Salisbury OF the Univcr
sity of Vermont Is passing his vacation
with his father. Herbert Salisbury. --Isaac
Newton of North Pomfret is in town dur
ing his wifes stay at the sdnitarium.
where she is making good recovery from
a surgical operation.-M Mrs. o. :. Chamber
lin who has been confined to the house
all winter by illness, has not been as well
for "A few days.--The manager of the r.
II. S. baseball team has arranged the fol-
lowing schedule for the season. Ran
dolph at Woodstock, April %; Bethel at
Randolph, May !; Rochester at Randolph.
May 4; Royalton at Randolph, May y;
Lebanon at Randolph May II; Barre at
Randolph. May Il; Randolph AT Bethel,
May Is: Randolph at Montpelier May q;
Randolph at Lebanon. May .: Randolph
IT Roy alton. May %; Randolph at Rochcs-
ter. MAY 30; Woodstock al Randolph,
June /: Montpelier at Randolph, June l.
Charles Quad of Concord y. H., arrived
Saturday to visit relatives.
To- II IT, If.ft
Monday for ST Johnsbury for "a brief
stay before going to Newport to attend
the Methodist conference.-Osca Colburn
went to Bethel Monday to make arrange
ments 20 open his ice cream rooms about
| the middle of the month.-Mrs. j. d..
Hanks, who has been in Richmond, was
in town over Sunday with Mrs. Eugene
Ellison and Monday went to Boston to
, join her husband where they have p,ir-
chased "A rcstaurant.-The Rev. w. S.
Smithers left Monday for Montpelier,
where he attended committee meeting
connected with the Methodist Church and
| from three went to Newport to attend the
conference,-At bethany Church there
were received into the church fellowship
on Easter nine on profession of faith. a
lpart of whom received the rite of baptism.
Three who brought letters from other
places. also Joined the church here. At
the Federated Church following the serv-
ice at the Sunday school session officers
were elected: Superintendent. II. j.
Smlthers: secretary and treasurer Miss
Jane Wadlcigh: superintendent OF the pri-
mary department, Miss Rosa Cooper;
superintendent of the home department,
Mrs, j.. NJ. Jones: chorister DR.. a. c.
Bailey.-A washout about mile and a
lhalf below here Monday delayed trains
for most of the afternoon. Another on
tho highway near the Frank Griswold
place has also been reported. hut with
the cold weather. the water Is receding.
and 1t is hoped no further damage will he
done.-The New Chelsea Dramatic COM
| pany presented - Legal Document
at the Music hall Tuesday ncht-Dr
and Mrs. S. n. Gould. who have been i'll
for several weeks, are now thought 10
be improving. and a permanent recovery
lis expected.-Mrs. Packard, who was a,
the sanitarium for a surgical operation
died Sunday night.
Mrs Ernest BACKYARD who had been n,
the sanitarium since week ago Satur.
day, when she had IA difficult surgical
operation performed. died Sunday nigh,
very suddenly Of heart failure Mrs
Packard was very comfortable and able
to visit with her husband, VINO went &c
see her In the afternoon hut death came
very Unexpectedly. Mrs. Mary (Bundy,
! Packard had reached the age Of II wears
and for the last year and half had LIVED
here. Her husband had been in the EN-
ploy Of O. r. Greene. the manager of the
| X mball DrOperty in town IraNiouo,,