Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13
.RANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Dr. y. 9. 'fdll'N mas received NOlu from
c. L. Adams of Calumet, Mich. anrounc.
ing the safe arrival of Miss Rosa Cooper
and giving news Of the death Of his wife,
who was the late Or. Conpo!'s sister.
When the late Dr. Cooper died NJ. and
Mrs. Adams were here, and only returned
about month ago. When here Mis-.
Adams was not strong having undergone
IN operation for roltre but a few months
before, and it is suppos.: that This
brought ON the heart trolb!e which
saused her death. Nh Adams is the pas
Ter of the Methodist Cnurch at Calumet
Mrs y. {. Templeton went TO Warren
Saturday to see her urcl?, Mr.. Jvtord,
who is nl--Mrs Laura ANS has returned
from a several weeks stay in Amherst
Mass. with her daughter. Mra 4. l.
Hardy.-Mrs. Jennie Smt> left Friday
'o1 East Granville TO pas, Il few 1a"s
with her daughter. Mrs Thomas Man
ning.--Harry Tilsop Is ,nhtnE a. short Va
cation from his work in tr' pOstcfhcc ana
for a part of the time Is vitr his father,
Joseph Tilson, who is n.-Er. =. @.
Blanchard was in Burlington Saturday t.
meet the board of State dental exann-
ers, OF which he is a memher.-Tho first
of the SUNDAY services for Tho season
We're held in the Methodist Church sun
day morning and the meetings Of the
Federated Church will continue there
through the winter.-Mrs. Emogene
Goodalo Of South Royalton was an over
'ndav guest of her daughter Mrs. II.
II. HayWard.-Capt. II NJ Wires, who
has been in swampscott Mass. with his
daughter. Mrs Bertha Thompson, has
returned and is now with hi- daughter
Mrs G.. NJ. Hayward, for the winter
larry J Hatch and Miss Mabel. daugh-
ter Of Louise Lazzolini were quietly
married saturday evening AZ the home of
Mr. ana Mrs. Frederick Dumas by the
Rev. q. p Crawford
Mrs Emily StocKwelI, VINO has been
here with her sister Mrs. G. o. Howe,
and husband, c. J. Stockwcll for several
days, left Monday for Rochester, Mrs
Howe accompanying her as far as Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tracy Of WiIlinms-
town a}c with their parents Mr.. and Mrs
f.. 6 Tracy. for short visit.-Mrs. Lois
Xix. who has been in Bethel for about a
week, returned Monday morning to re-
main tor an indefinite time here at home.
Frank Hatrh OF Barre arrived Monday
to remain for the winter with his par
Matte Copeland and son, Frank, arrived.
from Braintroe, where they had been with
Mrs. Jacobs. q daughter to remain for
a tine with another daughter Mrs.
Frank Eidder Mrs Fannie Richardson
Of Vancouver, Wash, who has been with
Mrs f. A. shattuck for 10 days. left
Monday FOR Rarre.-Mss Helen Davis re-
turned Monday to remain with her par
Powers went to Plainfeld Monday to at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Powers's brother
in-laH. Mr.. raylor.-Mrs. John Howell,
who has been in Boston, returned as far
as here Saturday night and stopped off
to visit Mr. and Mrs. y. g. Greene
Miss Helen Champion, librarian at the
Norwich University, was an oVer-Sun-
day guest Of her amt Mr.. Homer
White.-The Rev c. o Howe is now
supplying the pulpit Of the Conglcgatonal
Church in Randolph center during the
illness of the pastor the Rev. Frank
Locke.-Mlrs. Flint and daughter who
live on Central street, were arrested on
SATURDAY. night, and three men who were
found there. The men We're placed in
the lookup and the women taken
to The Naples TO await trial
The new block on the corner of Mer-
chants row and South Pleasant street is
now being pushed forward and a large
force Of men are at work, under the di
rection Of M Sault \ part of the frame
is already up,--MS. Mary Mann, who has
been very low few days AT the sani-
tarium and much of the time uncou-
scious, remains about the same.
Mrs. Charles Flint and daughter We're