Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

delegation Of six, including the pastor,
the Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Chesbro. went to
Rochester by carriage across the noun
tain Saturday 20 attend the meeting IF
the Golden Rule Christian Endeavor
Union. at which Mr.. Chesbro was one II
the speakers. MIR. Metzger also attended
and was a speaker.-Ben Thayer. who has
been suffering with blood poisoning in
one OF his thumbs and entire hand and
arm. Is now able to walk out.-Mrs. Eu-
genie Ellison went to Royalton Saturday.
Mrs. Augusta Clark Of Bristol. who ha S
been with her mother. Mrs s y. Gould
since tho death of her husband was
summoned home Saturday. by the illness
of her daughter.--Dr w S. Curtis Of
Montpelier passed Sunday with his son,
Fred Curtis-Chares Crandal. the
architect of the new school building. went
10 his home in burlington Saturday.-The
Randolph Womans Literary club held n
luncheon at the parish house Saturday.
Mrs j. F. Mead gave a talk on IA
vana. The pipe organ for the Baptist
Church was shipped several days ago and
Is expected here early in the week The
company will send man to nut II in
place The church has been made ready.
as far as possible. II will probably be in.
stalled ready for services by June l. as
has been the custom since the federal ton
OF the churches.-Lebanon ball team ar
rived Saturday and playeN game with
the Randolph high. at Mccall park. the
latter gaining a victory. score to 3-Mr
and Mrs. Dennis Cassidy wen4 10 Stowe
Saturday to visit Mr. Cassidy's daughter.
taking with them Master Eugene MCGEE.
MI and Mrs George Waters. who have
a rr-tN1
week. returned to Canaan. n. H.. Sunday
MRS. C. E. l.azelle accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. j. j. Stimets. went 10 White
River Junction Saturday-Mr. and Mrs.
C. e. Lazelle will move into their house.
recently purchased OF J. H. Dubois. the
first OF the week Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Webb OF East Granville were IN town
Saturday.
Frederick Leeds has returned from Tho
West. where ne visited several statea
and the mission field In Arkansas. over
which he was placed for several |
months.-At the grange meeting Sat |
urday night there was large
attendance and fine program Mr. ana
Mrs. Ned Buck had charge and the Nav
pole dance given by 16 young ladies' was
excellent.-Miss Jennie D. Carruthers ri
Burlington who was an over. Sunda v |
guest Of Miss Olive Mouiton. has returned
TO resume her teaching in that city,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart Of Berlin
Corner, who were guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Roberts the last Of the
week. returned Sunday night to their
home. -Benjamin Sargent. who has been
at the sanitarium for two weeks while re-
covering from AN operation was able Sat
hrday to be taken to his home on Weston
street and Is improving. William Booth,
- years OF age, went to Newport ~ H..
Saturoay 10 remain u few weeks with
MS TWO sons and a daughter. Frank
Woodard, who has been at the sanitarium
Tor an operation for appendicitis has so
TAR recovered as to be able to go to his
home in Bethel Glead,-Mrs f. l.. Marble
has been III for week at the rooms in the |
house of Mrs. Mary Goldsbury on Sum |
mer street.-The roll call of the Federated |
'hurch Will be held in the vestry of the
Baptist Church to-day. The new organ
Tor this church Is being installed Luke |
Conner Of Montpelier Seminary was in
town over Sunday with his parents. Mr. |
ana Mrs. f. B. Connor.-The graduation
exercises OF the high school here will he
held on June and the prize speaking
the previous day.-Miss Ida Flint returned
10 Boston Sunday.
George Fifield of Pttsiield has come to
WORK for the present for the Brigham
reanery company, and will board with
his sister, Mrs, James Oney Mrs Ellen
chandler OF Amsden arrived Monday for
several days stay with Mrs Emma Nc
'ntyre ana her brother. NJ. II. Miller.
oscar Manchester is confined to the
house by german measles, and his place
ON the order team Of J. r. Lamson is be.
Ing taken by clifford Averill.-Dr. T.. A
Eaton left Tuesday for his fathers In
hrookneld for few days stay.-Mrs
Georgia Pecue is In quarantine for GER
man measles and has heen III for several
fays.-Mrs. Mary Strong went to Keens.