Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-11
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Miss Anna Coughlin left Saturday for
Barnard, where she will remain for two
weeks.-Niss Madeline Cox, who has been
with Mrs. c. y. Sanhorn for two months
left for Boston Saturday. Mrs. Charles
Brown and sister, Mrs. Louvan Rogers
of Norwich. who had been IN Burlington
for a few days, stopped off here Saturday
to call on friends before going to their
home.-Miss Eta Chamberlain. who has
been passing her school vacation here,
returned Saturday to Montpelier to begin
teaching next week in the Union school,
Mrs. Winifred tBadger Perry, who has
been here for two weeks, left Saturday
for WELLESLEY. Mass. where she now
lives.-Mrs. f, J. Child Freeman Of Bethel
was IN town Saturday and Mrs,
A. B, Chandler left Saturday for Sutton,
n. H.. where they went to join Mr..
Chambers brother. Mr.. Chandler Will go
from there to New York before his return
here,-Alrs, L. II, Rumri!l left Saturday
for Hinsdale, n. H., to visit her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton, who has been SER
'iously ILL., and also to Wait her sister,
Mrs, Oaks-G. b. Fish &c StockbIidge
was in town Saturday to visit his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Fish.-Miss
Merle Turner, who came from Barre to
visit the Rev and Mrs. Guy Crawford,
left Saturday FOR her home in Worcester
Mass.-Mrs. Fannie Fnllam and son,
james Fullam who have BEEN visiting at
Brookfsld an' In this place, !ef. Satui
day for SYRIA 'use. y. Y.--Mr. and Mrs. II.
Vail were In Montpelier Saturday. Mrs.
Anna Chadwick RalstOn of Lynn. Mass,
was guest OF Mrs. O. S. Chamberlain
Saturday. going from here to visit In
Bethel-Dr. and Mrs. G. A, Wheeler and
Mrs ]. d. Wheeler, who were here on
Friday 10 attend the burial of Dr.
Jenness Wheeler, left Saturday for White
River Junction and from there went by
automobile to Maiden. Mass.-Mr and
Mrs Charles Dubois. who have been in
town. have gone to New York.-AIr. Raw
linscn, who Is employed by che J. H.
LAmson firm, Is taking two weeks va
cation Miss Clara Scnter of Montpelier
was in town Saturday to visit Miss Nil
dred Goodwin, who Sunday went to Ver-
gennes to begin teaching in the Indus
trial school.
Jenncss d. Wheeler, eldest son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Wheeler died Wednes-
| day. Sept. 8. at his home In Maiden,
Mass, after many weeks of suffering, re-
sulting from a series OF strokes of
paralysis. For many years Mr.. Wheeler
had been In poor health and for the last
| five years had been constantly failing.
| Three weeks ago his brother, DR.. G. A,
Wheeler, who. was here on a short visit,
was summoned to the Wheeler home on
account of his increasing illness, which
finally eliminated In his death, Mr..
Wheeler lived for many years In this
village, his first wife being the dauRh-
ter of the late Quincy Bass His second
wife was the only daughter of the late
Ariston and Melissa ORifordD Sanford,
whose home was for many years IN this
village, Mr., Wheeler was a prominent
business man and later he took up the
study of osteopathy. on his return from
| kirksville, M, he went to Boston and
entered practice with his brother, DR..
IT, A. Wheeler. Dr. Wheeler is survived
by his second wife and ono brother both
or whom accompanied the remains
here Friday for burial IN the family lot
at the southview Cemetery DR.. Wheeler
was about 60 years Of age. He wa n
nephew OF Mrs J. w. Rowel OF this
place.
The Rev. Guy Crawford. tho Rev. Jo-