Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-27
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Mrs. l.. p. Lawrence of Montpelier is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs f. g. Con-
nor-NIrs. +. +. Common. who has been
for five weeks at the sanitarium for
treatment for an injury received when
she fell downstairs with a lighted lamp.
does not improve rapdly.-Miss Jennie
Granger. who was summoned here by
the death of Mrs Mary Mann, left SAT-
urday.--Mrs. Ezra Dickerman, who came
from Braintree TO the sanitarium for
treatment. has gone to White River
Junction to remain with her sister for
a few days-Thc Randolph Grange gave
an interesting program Saturday night
at their meeting, one of the principle
features being a play by young people
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. ]. MISUNDERSTANDING Church Is near
ing completion, the work of the carpcn-
tors and decorators being nearly done
in the auditorium. The floor has been
put in readiness for the laying of the car
pet next week, after which the pews will
be put in. 1t Is hoped that in two weeks
the church can be opened and ready for
the dedicatory scrvices.-Mrs Douglas
Barclay and children Of Barre arrived
Saturday for few days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Manchester
Mrs. Onier Rogers Of Braintrec was in
town Saturday, going from here to
Bethel.-Mr. and Mrs. James Butler of
New London, Conn, who Nave been with
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Edison, returned
Saturday.-Arene Kldder, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kidder of this
place, while playing with clifford Roy
nolds fell, striking on a nail on the side
of a dry goods box and cut long Eash
IN her neck and throat, which required
more than 20 stitches to closc.-Mrs. John
Jacobs came from Braiutree Saturday to
see her sister. Mrs Frank kidder The
Hon. d. H. Morse. who has been III for
more than a month at the sanitarium, is
not improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Chamberlin of this
place celebrated their 45th marriage an
niVersarY Monday ana the day was
quietly passed. During the day they re-
ccivcd calls from many friends and num-
erous cards We're sent 10y those unable to
be present. Gifts from the w. II. c..
Bethany Guild and Eastern Star were re-
Ccived They were married November
~, 1865, at the home of the brides broth
or, Jerome Pratt, who then lived in this
town The officiating Clergyman was
the Rev. Mr. Ames then pastor IF the
Christian Church in this village. During
their long married life they have won the
respect OF "A large circle of friends Mr.
Chamherlin has been a member of the
Masonic fraternity for more than 40
years, and they were among the first
members Of Beulah Chapter, @. T.. S.
organized here in 1880 Mr. Chamberlin
served in the civil War and is now a
member of L. s. Grant Post, G. A. r.
while Mrs. Chamberlin is an active mem
Der of the Relief Corps.-Car McAlliSter
and sister, Mrs Alice Bruce, were in
Lebanon, \. H., over Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bruce.-A man by the
name of Morse, who while jumping from
a loaded team IN Grandville several days
ago received broken leg and was
brought to the santarium for treatment
dI"d Saturday at that institution from
lockjaw 1t is thought that he must have
received some poison by coming in con-
tact with the ground The bones were
j. NJ. Atwood has so far recovered from
am attack Of illness that he Is able to
attend to business Miss Mildred Hatch.
who has been at Barton teaching, las
returned home for the present-Mrs. NJ.
Y. Chadwick left Monday for Lynn,
Mass" to pass Thanksgiving with her
son, Fred ChadWick-M Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Rogers OF Bethel arrived Monday, guests
Of Mrs Rogers parents, Mr. and Mrs
II. y. Banister.-Mrs. Windsor Ditty of
Wlllamstown came Monday for a brief
stop with relatives and then left for
Rochester, where she went for the
Thanks giving season with her sister. Mrs.
Perkins, ana other rclatives.-A dance
Will be given Thursday evening with
music by Forsell's orchestra of Mont
, pelier and IIouEhs orchestra of Lebanon.
| During lunch "Dick" Grant of Boston
will be here and play the piano. Mr..
| Grant Is expected here to pass Thanks
giving with his parents.
Mrs, Estelle ellison left Tuesday for
Bethel and from there went Wednes-
day to Springfield for several days-Mrs
| b. II. Tenney and daughter. Dorothy,
| came from Barre Tuesday for a short
visit with her sister Mrs. Leslie Rumrlll
| and then went on to South Royalton to
attend the wedding anniversary of rela-
| tive.-Mrs, Martha Williams went to
| Bethel Tuesday for several days.-The
Hon. d. II. Morse Is steadily gaining al
the santarium ana is now able to sit
| up an hour each day and has taken a
| few steps about his room.-N. G. Greene
left Tuesday for Gardner, Mass. to join
| his wife there and before their return
VIII 20 to Lawrence, Mass, to visit Mrs
! Grover, Mrs. Greenc's sister.-Mrs. II. C.
| Dodge of Worcester arrived Tuesday t.
remain few days to visit her daughter
Mrs +, II. Conner, who for a few days
| has not been as Well Mrs, j. c. Alden
went to Concord, n. H.. Tuesday for
several days,-Glcnn and Kenneth Chase
sons of Mr. and Mrs =, r. Chase, went
| to Tunhridgc Tuesday for several days
with Mr. and Mrs George Thompson -
| Mrs Ellen Huntington was summoned tC
| burlington Tuesday by the illness of Ed
| ward ITuntingtOn who has suffered a