Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-10-02
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

were much surprised to learn or the de-
| parture of their son. William Hyzer, VINO
! was the principal Of the school at Hah- |
| dolph Center. and who without any OK
! panation left the school without a !
/ teacher The next morning Il telegram
came TO his friends saying he was at
! White River Junction and was going
/ from there to Concord. y. II. Mrs. Mark
| Hyde. his sister. and Hayden Gaylord
left on the train the following day to
find him.-Nrs j. 4. Wells is in North
IaEao,rn visiting her SON, John Wells
Miss Lettic Richmond. who taught last
year here, has gone to rasteton to take
course of study IN the normal school
=. G. Rannev. travelling agent of the
u Atchison, Topeka 4 S1ntc Fe railway
system. was IN town Friday to consult
with Capt Il. +. Bowman in regard to
rates for the Panama exposition excur-
! son.-Mrs. Elizabeth Silverthornc and
daughter Miss Bcssi. Silvcrthorne. were
guests of Miss Ella skinner Thursday
night and ON Friday morning left on
their trip to the Southwest. They viii
90 to Denver and from there to Califor-
MIA expecting to be away for several
months and possibly a year. Miss Silver
thorne has been granted q years leave
Of absence from the library i'm Montpe-
Ior.-The Rev and Mrs. &. l.. Adams,
who were summoned to the funeral Of
the Rev. Dr. Cooper. arrived from Calu-
met, Mich. Thursday night Mrs. Frank
Martin of Montpelier with her two sons
were in town Thursday night on u short
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Brooks.-H. r. Fuller OF Boston was the
guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Guy Craw-
ford Friday.-Miss Ncva Claflin has been
at her home in Bethel while taking a
two weeks vacation from the store Of
, V \. Grant.-Mrs. r. r. Elliott and child
are with Mrs. Eliiotts mother in Jersey
City for several wceks.-Georgc A. Drew
is taking a two weeks vacation from the
store of Tewksbury & Raymond and is
with Mrs Drew in Woodstock and Hart
land
The funeral of tire Rev Or A. l..
Cooper was held at the Methodist Church
saturday morning with large attend
: !anco. The Rev. Guy crawford had charge
e of the service, which was as follows:
Reading Of scripture by the Rev T.. w.
r sharpe district superintendent; prayer by
= the Rev l.. O. Sherhurne short addresses
5 by the Rev. Joseph Hamilton. c. O.
Howe. w. S. Smithers and f.. w sharpe.
= followed by short prayer The music was
. by a male quartette consisting of IT, j.
I Smithers, DR.. y. G. Bailey. Glenn Bailey
and c. Jn Stockwel. \ solo was sung by
DR., Coopers son-in-law, the Rev. G. l..
Adams of Calumet Mich. At the close
Of the service the ministers who were
present from this denomination gathered
about the caskct and after the playing
I ON the organ of The Sweet Bye and
i BYE sang together one verse of the
= hymn. The funeral party left ON the
. afternoon train for Sprineticld where the
y interment was made. The party returned
I as far as the junction by railroad and
d from there by automobiles. Among those
T. from out of town who attended the
- service We're: The Rev. G. W Morrow OF
$ Detroit, Mich, +. w. Sharpe. l.. o. Sher-
Y burn" of Montpelier, j. w. Miller OF
Bethel f. T. NJ. Barnes of South ROYAL
=, ton, r. f. Lowe of ST. Johnsbury. O. NJ
. Boutwell,, A r. Enright of Chelsea, W
. + Daniels of Waterbury, the Rev. anC
O., Mrs. w. :. Smithers of Orleans.-Mrs
. f.. y. Heath and Mrs. Edna Fairbank.
' left Saturday for short visit with N :
20. u, Greene in Bethel-Mrs Kimhall
l. mother of Mrs Edna Fairbanks, lief
' Saturday to pass the winter in Newport
- y. ~, with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fairbanks
= Mrs. J. r. Folsom Miss Elizabeth
Tudor and Miss Esther Loomdn OF Brook
lyn. \. Y, who have been guests of Col
and Mrs Chandler, left for their HON,
s Saturday.-Miss Lotto Myers Of New
ID Haven, Conn, and Mrs Ellen Stimets
"A who have been guests OF Mrs. J. J
:; Stm"ts, left Saturday for their home -
v A1r. and Mrs j. A Gorham. who hav,
h. been guests Of MISC Sarah Parish. lef
A. Saturday for Hartford, Conn.-Mrs
n Lucina Segar. who has been i'll for
ID few weeks, died Friday afternoon abou
m five O'Clock Since a surgical operation
Z. n few weeks ago Mrs SeGar had beef
h losing strength and her heart growing
in weaker. Mrs. Segar was born in Stock
In Driuse' one or II chlldreh OF spencer ant
st Lorehh Voha'hoerllh) frehch' peceihpef
J.. 1909 III Una. Town sh' p"sSe" iioS' q
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lie ""S ma ieu ~ wal SIM" 90" Va NV 'os
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Frao,o SCI, r.,,aa 1,atb occurrod !,
pur,iretor obou, d,,, ,oors ogo Co,lou,
% ing the dcath NJ bor husband she cam
IT to this town with her son TO live. Sh
= is survived by TWO sisters Mrs Iorcni
u Thatcher of Lewiston Me- and Mrs $
u S. Whitcomh of this place; and on
: brother, GilbclH French of Wisconsin
The funeral was held At the home o