Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-09
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

is TO ne nclu mere CCNop'i ''
instead of the 10th as before stated'-Mr'
and Mrs A. j. Foster, who have been IN
since Tuesday, returned sat
urday.--Mrs. \. G. Perkins of Bethel
who has been the guest of Mrs. A. @. Put
nam, her sister-in-law, for few days,
returned Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dubois, daughter and son left saturday
for New York.-Miss Winnifred Richmond
went to Rovalton to remain over Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Laird.-Mr, ana
Mrs Charles Hayward went to Water
bury Saturday.-M. b. Rumril OF Fitch
burg. who has been in Mortified, was in
town Saturday for a short stay with MI
and Mrs. j. NJ Atwood.-Wilbur flttS'
station agent at North Reading, Mass
who was in town Friday to visit MS
cousin, Judson Fits, left Saturday'-'i. -
Adams of Fair Haven was in town Satur-
day to visit his brother, the Rev. {. l..
Adams.-Mrs. G. NJ. Ward of Shelby,
Iowa, who is here with her sister, Miss
Rosa Cooper, went to Hardwic!; for an
over Sunday stay-Miss Rosa Cooper is
packing her household goods and Will go
West to pass several months with her
sistcrs.-Elton Fish of Richmond, who
has been visiting his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs A. h. Fish, left SaturdaY.-Mrs.
A. L. Howe and Ada Robinson OF Con-
cord, H. have come for a several days
stay with Mr. and Mrs. f. II. ketchum.-
T. J. Burnell has been i'll since the first
of the week.-The Randolph Woman's Lit
erary club held its first meeting this sea-
son at the home of Mrs. Julia Walsh Sat
urday afternoon-Miss T. Harriette Hay
fpr a
short stay
The Sth Vermont regiment has accepted
an invitation to hold its annual reunion
at Randolph October 10, IN connection
with the reunion of Company 6 of this
regiment, marking the anniversary OF
the battle of Cedar Creek, Va, i'm which
the regiment took an important part
Among other things at the business meet
ing will be the carrying out of the
proposition to erect suitable marker
on the spot where General stephen
Thomas was born in Bethel Gilead, abou,
three miles from Randolph village
In the Baptist church at Grafton or
Wednesday. oct. I, Miss Marguerite Ea-
ton Morriheld of that place and Mark
Perkins Morse of Randolph We're united
ir marriage by the pastor, the Rev |. NJ
Compton. The church was decorated witt
autumn leaves. a eight O'Clock at the
music of the wedding march the brida
party entered the church. The groom wa!
| attended by Harry Marcott of this place
The ushers were Messrs. Eaton Merri
| field Arthur Butler. Lewis Walker anc
Daniel Wright of Grafton. Walter Stow
ell was the ring bearer and Roma Barlow
| the flower girl. The bride entered on thu
arm of her father Miss Marjorie bought!
of Rrooklvn, n. v, a cousin of the bride
was maid of honor, and the bridesmaid
were Miss Gladys Jones and Miss Alyc'
| Buck of this place and Misses Ruth AM
Miriam Childs of Brattleboro. FOLLOWING
the wedding 100 guests attended n recep
ton at the home of the bride. The gift
were many and valuable. On the return
of Mr. and Mrs. Morse they will reside Il
town.-Nr. and Mrs NJ 90. Tewksbur
have reached home from an extende
visit in Boston. Somerville. Goffstowi
and Concord, y. H.-Mrs. Clarence Cat
of Somerville, Mass, is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs n. II. HaYward.-M c. Rowe
has traded to r. c. Wells of Cambridg
the Rowell residence and the house nov
occupied by Mrs. Estelle ellison on tn
Roweu edition. the two houses on Broo
street and a double tenement hous
owned by Mr. Rowell In Winooski !
exchange for this property Mr. Rowe
takes the farm OF Mr., Wells In Can
= bridge. the farm containing ioo acres wit
81 head of cattle, 10 horses, q" tons
hay. and everything connected. NJ
Wells and his wife will come here an
occupy the Rowell residence, taking pos
session the middle of october. Richar
Rowell will go to Cambridge to take III
farm, Mrs. Rowell going with him,
> look after the household duties Tor u
present Mr. Rowell will build anoth'
e house on the addition for hi own use.
Mrs Mary Strong went to Keene, }
H. Monday to visit her brother tn
y Hon. Herbert Wall. who is recoverin
. from a severe illness.-The Christa
@ brotherhood will give musicale an
e vaudeville performance in music ha
. Monday evening. The principal onf
taking part are Miss Minnie Barbou
of Montpelier, contralto; Mrs. Carolln
O'Brien, soprano; Miss NJ. Blanch
l. Sparhawk. soprano: Miss Elose Wer
: 1cmuth, soprano. The musicians tai
e ing part are Glenn Bailey, corne
e Rev. W. It. Sparhawk, flute; Mrs l..
: Brigham, accompanist, and Miss Edit
d Marcott, accompanist and plano sole
r ist-Earl Smith of Worcester Mass
n Is in town to remain till after II
= hunting season is over.-Mrs. G, y
e Ward who was in IIardwick owe
s Sunday, returned Monday.-Mr ar
!, Mrs. Mark Morse returned Sunday fro
their wedding trip ana are now at II
home of Mr., Morse's parents, Mr.. al
Mrs n. n Morse.--Mrs. Kezer cf Rocl
+ ester arrived Monday for a short Wis
d with her sister Mrs. A. II. Fish.-Mr
q G. r, Pratt who was in Montpel
e over Sunday, returned Monday morl
ar inE-Mr. and Mrs f, f. Brooks al
l. Mrs $. II. Brooks left Monday NOR
,s ing for Boston for a few daYs.-MI
y Arthur Burridge took advantage of 4
! excursion rates to Boston and left f
=, that city Monday.-Mrs Sarah Thorn
n son and father, William Booth lie
- Monday for Boston.-Ccdric Reskil
~ went to Springfield, Mass, Mondi
=. where he has a position in an aut
mobile establshment,-Mrs. q.
:, Crawford went to South Hero Mondi
:, to visit her parents for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs B. II. Teney of Barre we
-, over-Sunday visitors of Mr. and Nj
- L. II. Rumrill-Miss Ruth Morrill, a
10 aunt, Mrs. l.. T.. Marble, left Mond
; for Boston for a few 1ays.-.fr a
" Mrs. George Drew, who have been
Woodstock and Hartland during y
Drews vacation from the store
Tewksbury & Raymond, returned Su
day.-Mrs d, NJ. English, who has be
is in WELLESLEY, Mass. on "a visit to n