Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-26
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

| John Reed of Worcester, Mass, who
has not been in town for eight years,
was here Friday.-Alss VERNE Chamber
lin, teacher in Saxonsvilc Mass, has
come to pass the greater part of her
summer vacation hcre.-Mrs. Eva Foster
and Mrs. Stockwell, who have been in
town visiting Mrs. n. c. Green and other
friends, returned Saturday to Gardner,
Mass.-Mrs. Fred Terry and Mrs. Chris
| tina Terry, the latter 81 years of age left
here for Worcester Mass, after passing
several weeks in town with Mrs. George
| Hutchinson. Mrs. IIutchinson's son,
Frank, accompanied them home TO remain
| for some time in that city.-Mr. and Mrs.
| :. A. Goss of Chicago are guests of MIR.
| and Mrs. a. II. Powers.-trederick Leeds
is i'll with typhoid fever and a nurse has
been summoned from Boston to care for
| him--Miss Eleanor Clark, the training
! teacher, who has been in Hanover, y. H.,
| has returned and will soon go to Burling-
ton for few days.-Mrs. Alice Van
Dusen of Barre came Saturday to visit
her sister, Mrs W. l.. Hebard. at Ran
doph Center-Madam Angel, the mother
| of Dr Angel, left Saturday to remain
few days in Bethel with Mrs. Martha
| s.
man and {. L. Root, who have been in
! Highgate several days on fishing trip,
returned Saturday.-Alrs. Warren Church
| of Maiden, Mass, was in town over Fri
| day night, the guest of Mrs. A. 7. Neff.
She went to Barre Saturday morning to
attend the funeral of her brother.-Mrs.
! Charles Granger who has been in Barre
to attend graduation exercises of the
! Spaulding high school, where her grand
daughter, Miss Florence Granger, was
| graduated, returned Saturday.-A. ".
| Putnam who has been at home for
month recovering from a broken arm, eft
! Saturday to resume work at Springfield.
! Mass-Mrs, John Jacobs of Braintree
visited her mother, Mrs Matte Copeland,
Saturday.-Supt. II. W. Lewis and family,
| accompanied by Miss May Is. Howe, one
| of the teachers in the graded school here,
| left for Burlington Saturday, where they
| will occupy cottage at Queen City park
for the summer. Miss Howe will return
here after a month to SO to Brattcboro
for a few weeks.-Mrs. Walter Howard
went to Mortified Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Stone.-Clarence Hodges
of Schenectady, y. Y. in town sat
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Miss Mary DuBois-Davld Adams, who
lives on the Highlands, will soon 20 to
Bethel, where he will have employment
in meat market
| The West Orange county sunday
school convention was held here on Fri
dav with a good attcndance.--Mr anud
Mrs. L. u. Partridge, who have been in
Barre to attend graduation at the Spaud-
ing high school where Mr. Partridge's
era nddaughter was one OF the graduates,
returned F'riday.--Mrs. F. w. Baldwin
and family arrived from Essex Junction
! Friday and went to their summer home in
Peth.-Mrs Mary Hodgkins has bought
Charles Kinsman's new house and Will
take possession this fall Her brother,
Eaton Walcott, and a sister. Mrs. Dryer,
will live with her.-Aliss Florence Mayo
is taking a weeks vacation from the store
of L. a. Thomas and is at Rochester
with her grandparents,-Mrs. W. G.
lGodgkins and four children are in Roches-
ter with Mr. Hodgkin., who has been
employed there for a month.-Edward
Eldredgc is in Roxhury working il the
store Of Stanley Nichols
Mrs Arthur MONTGOMERY. who has
been with Mrs. f. L. Dudley for two
!
| Miss Evelyn Denney, a Wellesley stu
dent who is here for the summer,
went to Burlington Sunday to remain
through the commencement exercises
Of the University of VermOnt.--Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Chedel of Portland.
Conn. arrived Sunday night for
short time with Mr.. and Mrs. G. a.
Chedel.-Miss Grace Howard and sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence Greene, went to
Hanover sunday night to be present
at the funeral of their aunt Mrs.
Stevons-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cham
berlin of Barnard arrived Monday
from Montpelier accompanied by their
son. They will pass several days in
town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Atwood.-Mrs VERNE Wait, who was
summoned here by the death Of her
father Henry Grant, returned Monday
to Albany, y. Y, to resume work a
nographer.-William Blanchard Of
Lebanon, ~ H., was in town over sun
day with his mother, Mrs. c, r. Root
Mrs. Johnston of Lebanon, ~ H.,
who has been with her daughters
Mrs. Annie Edison and Miss Maud
Johnston left Monday.-~H. L. Hatch
and daughter, Miss Mildred. left Mon
day for Burlington to attend com
mencement at the University of Yer
mont Mr.. Hatch's daughter, Miss
Caroline, is to be graduated from that
institution Miss Ruth Morse of Hart
ford, Conn, is with her aunt Mrs.
Ella Smalley, for several weeks. Mrs.
Smalley. who has been i'll for "A week,
is now improving and is able to he
| about the house.-Mss Florence Mayo
ana her brother, Fred Mayo. who have
been in Rochester for a week, have
retu -ned.-Mrs +. y. Woodwork was
| in Waterbury over Sunday-Mr. and
Mrs. John Ripley have moved from
the tenement in the basement of Mrs
| Susie Gabrielle on Pleasant street to
| Montpelier where Mr. Ripley has en-
ployment in grocery. Mr. and Mrs
! Rogers, who have been in the Howard
! block, win at once begin moving into
| the vacant enement.-Painters have
! finished the Stockwell block, after
painting the eXterior-Miss Eleanor
Clark, the teacher in the training de-
| partment Of the high school, who was
| in town with Miss Mildred Fuller
over sunday, left for Burlington Mon
day morning.-Dr, and Mrs. f. c. An
CELL and Mr.. and Mrs. w, X, Sargent
and their son have gone to North SUIT
ton, y. H.. for two weeks.
Junior prize debate was held Monday
following question: Resolved: That
equal suffrage for the sexes would be for
the best interests of the people of Yer