Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-04
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

hANDOlLf IA.
Miss Mollie Putnam. who has been with
her sister. Mrs. Roy Neville in Keene,
n. H., for n month, returned Friday
Mr. and Mrs. r. \. Bruce left Saturday
for Northampton Mass, for "a few days
--Mrs osrond Crcascr, who has been
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. j.
BlakeIy. for a week, returned to New
port Il. H., saturday accompanied by
her sister Mrs Fred Hayward.-Mr
McGlaughlin, mother of Mrs. j. b. d.
dredRe, went to Warner Saturday to
spend 1everal weeks with relatives.-Mr
and Mrs Partridge left Saturday for
i2arrc to visit their son II. D. Partridge
and on Iucsda, attended the wedding
of their graudson, Arthur Partridge. aud
Miss Ruth Hood of Washington. The
groom is tho eldest son of II. d. Part
ridge of Barre.-Mrs. Addie Allen Of
Concord, n. H., who has been with her
sister Mrs A. A. Gilman, left Saturday.
Miss r. S. Fogg left Saturday for Ports
mouth, n. H., to visit Mrs. Bascomb.-
Miss VERNE Chamberlin, who has been
passing the summer here, returned to
Saxonville, Mass, Saturday to resume
teaching. -Miss Mildred Hatch left Satur-
day for orleans, where she is to teach
Mrs +. s. Barrows of North Clarendon
is the guest Of her brother, J. d. Nit
chell-Mrs. Emily Sault and Miss Mar
ion Mitchell left for New York Satur-
day after visiting here for about three
weeks-Mr and Mrs. Frank Williams Of
Brighton Mass, have come to pass a
month with MV. Estelle Gilson.-Mrs.
Moses Spaulding, who has been in st.
Adams for several weeks with her SON,
Frank Spaulding, arrived Saturday.-Mrs.
NJ. L. Washburn came from Cnderhill
Saturday to remain with Mrs. b. d. Du-
Bots until they sail for a trip abroad
about the middle of September.-M1ss
Laura Coburn Of Gardner, Mass, who
has been with Mrs. D. T. Dyre for two
weeks, started for home Saturday.-Mrs.
L. H. Ordway of Montpelier Is visiting
her son, Ray Ordway, and family and
her sister. Mrs u. d. Howe.-Miss Ada
Burroughs of Worcester, Mass, who has
been with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ketchum
for a week, went to South Royalton Sat
urday.-Dr Charles Cushman of Chicago
left Saturday after passing three weeks
with his mother, Mrs G. Z. Cushnan.
and his sister. Mrs f. A. Eaton.-Prof.
burg. Pa, arrived Saturday and are being
entertained by Or. and Mrs. e o. Blanch-
ard.-Miss Anna Coughlin went to Leban-
on, y. H., for an over-Sunday visit
The latest report in regard to the condi'
ton of J. d. Wheeler of Maiden, Mass
who is critically ILL., was that he was
very low, with little hope of recovery
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hubbard have re-
turned from Rochester and are to bt
guests Of Mrs. d T. Dyre until they leave
for their home in Pasadena, cal, Friday
The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton
returned Saturday from two weeks
stay in St. Johnsbury, Newport and Mon
treal.-Mr and Mrs. Harold Cushman ar
rived Saturday from Concord. n. H.. t.
visit Mr.. and Mrs, f. H. Ketchum.-Mrs
W. j. Dukette and daughter Miss Halle
we're in Bethel Saturday.
Miss Katherine Wood. who has beer
With her mother Mrs Ida Wood, lief
Monday for Taunton, Mass, where sh
S to resume teaching.-Mrs. j. VI
Thompson and daughter. Beatrice o
Nontpelier, who have been with Mr. anC
Mrs. A. j Foster for several weeks, wen
% their home Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs
george Dumas and Youngest daughtc
eft Monday for Springfield, where they
viii remain for week with their son
.eo, and family.-Mrs. Emogene Goodale
Who came from South Royalton Sunday
o visit her daughter, Mrs. II. II. Hay
ward. returned home Monday.-Mr. ant
Mrs. Warron Atwood of South Framing
NAM Mass, who have been with Mr.. an'
Mrs j. NJ. Atwood for a week, left Mon
day for their home-Miss Agnes Barttro
who was an over-Sunday guest of Mrs
George Dumas, returned to Burlington
Monday, accompanied by Miss Verni
Dumas, who will pass several days there
Another sister Miss Ochie Barttro, VIII
was also a guest at the same place, re
turned Sunday.-Miss Josephine Elmer
and Miss Jennie Blanchard went to Hart
ford Monday TO begin teaching Tuesda
in the graded school-H. II. Paige ha
gone to Pittsheld, Mass, to visit hi
brother for few dayA-Miss Myrti
Rogers wort to PtttsaeId Monday to beei
teaching Ia the gramma. department G
the graded sohool.-Miss Amelia Nay
VINO bias been In the South for savert
months, is now the guest Of Srs J, /
Iamson.-Mrs. Ann Moulton, who ha
been with her daughter, Mrs. Ben1ami
returned Monday,-Mrs. f. l.. Martin {
Bethel came Monday morning to visit he
cousin. Mrs j c. Aden.-Prncipal an
Mrs. Lie Sargent ana two sons of Trer
ton. n T. are in town for Il few days
Miss Anna Coughlln was in Lebanon. !
". over Sunday.--Mrs II. II. Paige wei
10 South Royalton Monday 70 visit h'
rootter.-Mrs Alice Bruce went to Ley
anon, n H., Saturday to vidt Mr.. an
Mrs.. Robert Bruce for a few days-Fran
sault OF St Adams visited his sisters. IT
Misses Mabel and Agnes Sault Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and son Of Mon
heller we're in town Sunday.-Miss Geo
ga ,rarn who has been here for thr'
weeks. returned TO Boston Monday.-E.
Whitconb OF Nashua, n. Fl, came Sui
day To visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G Whitcomb--The Hon V, |. Spear
moving his household goods from Il
tenement in the WedEwood house TO h
own home on Randolph avenue, Mi
May X Howe w,ll occupy the rooms wi
her grandmother, Mrs Rand during Il
school year.
Mrs. Mary Saxton and daughter, Nj
I,ucina Saxton, who have been in TOW
for two weeks, returned Tue
day 20 Keene, =. H.-tirs, Geor
Fisk of Springfield, Mass WI
has been the guest OF Mrs, Fran
Mann for two weeks, returned Tuesday
Mrs. Nellie Rogers went to South RoyG
ton Monday for a short stay.-Mr, al
Mrs. Thomas Bridges, who were CUES