Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-27
GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

\ daughter was born Thursday to Mr..
ana Mrs. George Linton, who live on the
Rcweu Additiou.-Mls. Sadie Lawson of
Montpelier. who has been the guest Of her
brother, y. G. Dodge. left Saturday for
her hpme-Niss Annie King Went to
Laconla. y. H.. Saturday.-An alarm of
fire about 1910 Saturday forenoon was
for a blaze IN the house now occupied by
I l.. &. Kent. formerly the DR.. Gould place.
The fire caught ON the roof by sparks
from II passing engine. but was quickly cX-
1 tincuishcd.-Mr. ana Mrs. j. w. Ray
uond, who have been in Boston, returned
Saturday.-Miss Mabel Hamilton, who
went to Lowell, Mass. the middle of the
week, returned Saturday night before re-
Stunning teaching at the Methodist Som
mary in Montpclier.-Mi Loan. the
daughter of John Loan. who has been
on the Allis farm and now lives in the
house of Mrs. George Spear. entered
Bell Bros store Monday as cashier
Miss Narsio Jcrd left Sunday for Hion, y.
Y, where sLc will enter n hospital as a.
trained nurse. Her sister, Miss Lila J.rd.
has been there a couple of ycars.-Nliss
Blanche S%parhawk ana brother, the Roy.
w. T. SparhaWk. who were I'm North
L tlllll'l To ElNt 81 Nb4''Il fll'llN night.
have rotGrnod.-Dr. L. \. Russlow has
been confined to the house by illness.
but is now able to attend to his Patients
in town-Nlr. md Mrs. Y. G. Emerson
left Saturday for am ~ovtr-Sunduy visit
in Concord, y. H., with Mrs. Lmorson's
brother and ~family.-Mrs. j. Il. C'armody
went to Hanover. n. H., Saturday to
visit her sister. Mrs. J. c. Atkins.
John Fenton, the station agent here Cor
the last few years. has been transferred
to White River Junction. where he is t.
take the position of station agent. Nv.
Fenton has done efficient work here and
gained many friends. His father will re-
main here with Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Car
mody for the present. They will move
this week from the Nichols house on
Pleasant street to the Holman house on
Summer street.-Lucius Webb of East
Granville was in town Monday.-Almus
Pollard Of Keene. y. H., has been in town
several days, the guest Of his cousin,
Miss Grace HoWard.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
AlatSon ana son, who have been guests
of Mrs. Lizzie Messer since Thursday.
LEFT Monday for Concord, y. H.-Frauk
Folsom is Ill At the home Of his parents
on school street with what is feared is
pueumouia.-Mrs John Udall and children
came Saturday from their home in Roch-
ester to pass a week with Mrs. Udal's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-cnc Wardncr.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ralph Shaw Of Burliugtou
Were in town Monday.-George Mann of
Dcwey's Mills was in town over sunday
with his parents, Nj. and Mrs. William
Mann.-Miss Ruth Morrill,, who has been
In quarantine for scarlet fever for six
weeks, was released Saturday and hcr
brother, Everett, expects to he ont tho
first of the Week.-Mrs.. II. r. Sharpe had
the misfortune to fall last week ana
bruisc her arm.-Mrs. J. II. Dubois ana
children, who have been in Montpelier
for two weeks, returned Monday.-Jack-
son Vail, a student at Middlebury Col
lege, is passing his vacation at the homo
of his parents, Mr.. and MIS-, II. w. Vail.
The high and graded schools will have
a vacation Of a week. beginning next
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. c.. Emerson,
who were in Concord, y. H., over sun
aay, have returned.-The Rev. w. I.
sparhawk supplied the pulpit of the Con,
: gregatioual Church Sunday at West
Hartford.
The meeting of the Christian Brother
hood was held Monday night at the par
ism house with a fair Attendance. Fol
lowing tho supper Professor Raymond
Mcfarland OF Middlebury College CAV,
an addrc-s ou The Trails of Labrador
, illustrated Mrs. Eunice Lewis and little
daughter from Chelsea are being enter
taIned by Mr.. ana Mrs, \. II. Powers
Mrs. f.. NJ. Rowell left Tuesday for Mont
lclier to pass a few days with her daugh-
ters.-E. NJ. Ramsdell of White River
Junction arrived Tuesday to take the
! place of John Fcnton, agent here. who
left Wednesday to take charge
OF the White River junction station
8 William Hutchinson Of Eastf Bethel was
seriously Injured in a runaway Sunday
night. The particulars are not known ~
the injured man has not yet been able to
tell what the circumstances were, as n,
4 is suffering from conclusion Of the brain.
o. His right leg is also injured. His cons
r dition is critical. His sister, Mrs. Frank
t Cold Of Northticld, arrived Tuesday
/ The Rochester club gave an old folks
4. dance at the Grange han Tuesday night
h with Curti@'s orchestra to furnish music
l Mr.. and Mrs. II. y, plunkott returned
from a several days visit in Hancock
Win MIS-. lIunketts parcuts.-Mrs George
- Pope and child went to Northncld Tues.
$ day to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
$ GAVIN BreWstcr.-Mrs W. +. Edison anc
d sister, Miss Maud Johnston, who hay,
e been i'm Lebanon, y. H., with relatives
S returned Tuesday William Mann, VIII
f mas been i'm a feeble state for severa
y months is now failing and it is not cx.
pected that he will rally.-A farewell re
ception was given Clarence Frost Mon.
day night by his friends, and during tn,
70 evening he was presented with a golC
u watch, Tuesday night the Young Men.
s Christian Brotherhood gave him another
farewell at the parish house. Mr.. Eros
leaves this week for New England, n. d.
+ whore he is to work for the Conoll,
n Brothers.
Charles Beedle, who came from
g Keene, N H., this week to visit his
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