Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-31

IN town Tuesday.-Miss Susie wilson
or Boston, who has come to Bethel 'or
10 days with her mother. was In town
Monday to see her aunt, Miss Harriet
wilson Neil Richmon came from
Saturday to visit his wife
who has been i'll at the sanitarium Tor
the last month. On leaving Northheld
he went for his laundry at n place
where 1t was done and soon after ar
riving here was notified that n case
OF smallpox hal developed since he
left In tho house In which tie work
had been lone. The laundry had been
taken to the sanitarium and some OF
the clothes had been used by the
nurses for Mrs. Richmond. The re
port was at once given to the health
officer. DR.. A. c.. Bailey. and after
communicating with the health Off
Ger at Northfeld, It was decrde1 70
take the utmost precaution and Mrs.
Richmond was novel from the room
In which she was and the room thor
oughly fumigated. Mr.. Richmond
went home by automobile although II
was not considered an exposure. but
It was thought best to resort to these
measures.-The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
Hamilton left Tuesday for Woodstock
to visit her daughter. Mrs Harold
Perkins and family.-Mrs. John Wat
erman AMI Mrs. John Kurz of Con
nectrcut arrived Tuesday morning and
are guests of Mrs. l.. II. Rumrill. Mr.
Rumrill. who has been Ill for more
than two weeks, does not seem to
make much improvement-Quite a
large number of people visited the
corn exhibit at the Dubois & Gay hall
Tuesday. The hall was Handsomely
decorated and in the center was tho
table belonging to the Vermont state
Agricultural school. Upon the sides
of the hall were tables for the free-for-
all contest. The judges were W Il
Sergent. II. NJ. Totrnan and Arthur G.
Wells from Randolph Center. The ~
suit of the contest is not yet known
Mrs. Ellen Kelton's funeral was held
from her late home Tuesday forenoon
and the remains were taken to Royal
ton for burral.-Mrs. A. NJ. Ford left
Tuesday for New Haven. Conn, where
she will visit her sister.-Mr. steele.
who has been in Claremont for tho
last three weeks, has returned.-Mrs
Fred Smith, who resides in the O'Con-
nor block. was taken to the sanitar-
ium sunday for treatment and may be
obliged to resort to a surgical opera
tion.-Mrs. K T.. Nichols. who has
been with her laughter, Mrs. w. G.
ITodrkinS. returned to Rochester Tues
day.
Miss Annie Bryan of Boston has ar
rived to pass a few days in WI
charles llulburt, w. G. Hodgkins and
, prtin Mann left Wednesday, for South
Koyalton oattcnd anauction.-Mrs Cross
returned Wednesday to Worcester.-Mr..
/ :. :. Whltcomo ana Miss Annie Bryan
| Nent TO lioXbury Wednesday to visit Mrs.
! T.. \ Sccar.-J. II. Dubois and family
| are moving this week to their new house
f N Randolph avenuc.-The annual meet
| ing of the I<iug's Daughters was held
t Tuesday with Miss Mary Moulton when
! The following officers were elected: Lead
/, CT, Mrs. W. s. Smithers; assistant leader,
/ Miss Emma Moses; secretary, Mrs. w. r.
4 sargent; treasurer, Mrs. J. y, Mitchell;
: .mergencY committee, Mrs. Sm,therS,
+ Mrs. Tracey, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Bass,
+ Mrs. Gay; work committee, Mrs. Tracey,
: md Mrs. Gay: temporary to
: investigate a case brought before the cir
4 Gle. Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Bell.-Mra
Eugene Emery of Barnard has arrived
@ here for 81 few days.-lt Is understood
that Judge and Mrs. Rowell with tleii
y attendant, Mrs. Eugene Carrigan, vii
20 to Montpelier for the winter.-Th'
4 servants who came from New York witt
Colonel and Mrs. A.. b. Chandler lcf
.e Wednesday for New York and the famil.
n left in the afternoon of the same day
The corn contest really closed Tuesday
II evening, although all the exhibits wer'
l. not withdrawn till noon of Wednesday
m Tuesday evening addresses were given il
1t Music hail by Professor Borland Of tn
University of Vermont and Principa
10 Greene of the agricultural schoo! at tn
r.. Center. y list Of the names drawing tn
prizes has been prepared. and among tn
+. first were Wilmer Angel of this village
o. for the village exhibit. and Harold Far
l. of Brookfield for the town eXhibit.-Mrs
Of T.. T. Salisbury and daughter, Miss Ma
he rion Salisbury. have returned from Bos
g. ton.-Mr. and Mrs. Everett Edison q
Brooktield We're guests Tuesday OF MI
e, Edson's sister. Mrs. Henry Cheney. an
IN tamily.-Mrs. William Fisher OF Temple
ed ton. Mass, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs
nd Jane Spear.-Miss Lucinda Dupuis lef
IN Wednesday for Washington. ID. c., wher
O. she has a position in the monotype de
q partnent in the government employ.--J.t
Sherhurn" has purchased Of c. {. Round
n. his house on the Highlands and the fan
Id lily will soon join MIR. Roundy In WOrces
ay ter, Mass, where he is now in business
d a complaint has been made to the healt
n officer in regard to Riley's orchestra fun
e. nishing music for the Halloween ba
a Thursday night. Investigation is bein
Ter made by the Barre and local health off
a Ger. Whatever the result the ball will
rs. given and in case this orchestra does nj
If furnish music another will be engaged.
re RANDOLPH CENTER.
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