Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-02-13
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

JOstpn hdymOure dled suddenly We'd
nesday Feb. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Edward Bushor. After
dinner he walked from the Bryant house
to the home of his daughter, and com
planning of being tired was persuaded to
lie down on the couch. Soon afterwards
he coughed, and hemorrhage followed,
which proved fatal. Mr.. Raymoure was
born in Highgate 81 years ago in March
and had lived in Randolph for II years.
lie is survived by his wife, four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Franklin Yeaton of St Adams,
Mrs. Edward Bushor, Emma and Ida
Raymoure of this village. and three sons.
Lewis Raymoure of the Center, William
of Sringield and Fred who was at home.
II. w Lewis has been reelected super
intendent of the Randolph union district
Of schools and his salary raised from
s. 600 to $3.50, with the request that he at
tend the American Educational associa-
ton, which meets In Philadelphia Feb
ruary "a.
Mrs Ellen Huntington has. come from
Newport to remain a few days.-The ball
Friday night with McEnnelly's orchestra
of eight pieces to furnish music was at
tended by large number The proceeds
amounted to s1l5, which did not much
more than cover eXpenses.-Miss Marion
Nickersun, who was the guest of Miss
Laura Nedgwood Friday night returned
Saturday to Montpe licr-A. NJ Vaughan
ana +. c. Dodge came from Montpelier
Saturday for an over Sunday stay with
their families. The funeral of Joseph
Eaymcurc was largely attended at the
Catholic Church Saturday morning and
n,erment was in the Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Skinner of Bos-
ton arrived Friday night to pass a few
days with Mrs SINNERS mother, Mrs.
LUCINDA Clevelard-The carpenter work
on the new office over the bank IS now
nearly completed MIR. and Mrs. W. II.
Giad1ine left Saturday for Montpelier to
remain fLr d few days with Mrs. Glad
ling's brother. Charles Foster, and fam
iiy.-Miss Ruth Leonard of Bethel. a
teacher in the WhitConIb graded school
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs Plunkett
frIday.-Mrs. Cora Robbins left Satur-
day to visit in Montpelier and Barre
Miss Lima Brooks, who came from North
itld Friday for an over night visit with
hCr sister Mrs G.. L. Davenport,
went to New York Saturday,
where she Will study spring styles
in millinery.-Mi Wlniired Rich
mond went to Royalton Saturday to pass
Sundoy with MIR and Mrs. George Laird
Mrs. NJ. +. Esterbrook went to Bethel
Saturday--Mr NJ. II. Rogers and daugh-
ter, Mrs Thayer of Braintree, were in
town Saturday-Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberlin
entertained the Randolph Womans Liter
any club at her home on Central street
saturday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Guyette underwent an oper-
alton for the removal of tumors at the
Chandler home Saturday. She is as com
Portable as can be expected.--The Ran
dolph Grange meeting was held Satur-
day night. The program was under the
chargo of Misses Ruby and Una Allen
and Glenn Bailey, az was largely made
up of musical observation-disclosures Lila
| Tracy and Clara Halves, granddaughters
of Mr. and Mrs. l. @. Tracy. returned
Sunday night to Montpelier and Barre,
leaving Mrs. Tracy much improved Miss
Minnie Carpenter left Monday for Bos-
ton, whore she Will remain until March
FLETCHER Griffin, who has been with his
sister, Mrs. Il. j. Labounty. for four
weeks. left Monday for Newport
Mrs. }. d. Lapcrt is recovering slowly
from severe Illness and is now able
TO ne about the house.-Charlcs Briggs
mas moved from the house Of Mrs
Charles Meader, to rooms In the house of
benjamin Sargent. recently vacated by
j. >. Laport. George Hutchinson will
also move from the double house on
/ Weston street, owned by Mr. Sargent to
one OF the Rising cottages on the same
]
arrived Sunday to pass a few DAYS
CHronhe wright young daughter of Mrs.
Lena right. is i'll with a nervous trou-
oie'-CharIes Dubois of New York IS In
| town.
Mrs Lucius Goodheart is in South
/ Royalton visiting her sister. Mrs
Green-Mrs. Russell Woodland under
/ went critical operation at the SAM
tarium on Monday for the removal of
gall stones. She rallied from the ether
and was thought to he doing well later
In the day-The Rev. Fraser Metzger.
one Of the speakers at the progressive
meeting Monday night in Barre. re-
, turned TuesdaY-Mrs James Oney
who has been in Pittsfeli for several
days, returned Monday.-Mr and Mrs
John Ford went to Granville Tuesday
morning to attend the funeral of Mr.
Ford's grandmother. Mrs. w. l.. Ford
who died suddenly Saturday.-The
third Capitular Masonic district Of
Vermont held its annual district meet.
Ing with Whitney Chapter Tuesday II
Masonic hall, the first session openine
at 300 o'clock In the afternoon, wher
the Royal Arch Chapter was openet
in full form by Whitney Chapter. No
.. G. &. CLIFFORD, Il. II. +. At 3.3O s
lodge of Most Excellent Masons was
opened by King Solomon Chapter, No
I, +. r. Pitkin, r. w. NJ, and the de.
gree was conferred. followed by tn,
review of work by the grand lecturer
At six o'clock banquet was served al
the Randolph Inn and at 7:45 the
by reception of grand officers. TIL,
Royal Arch degree was conferred BY
Whitney Chapter. No. 2. C.. c. Oxford
f. II. p, FOLLOWED by the review Of the
work by NJ e, George l. Whitney
grand lecturer, The addresses of the
grand officers We're followed by the
closing Of the chapter. There were /:
members from Montpelier. three from
Barre, and three from Waterbury, be.
sides delegates from Brooxfield and
other places Many of the grand of.
fcers We're present Four chapters
are included in the third Capltular
field and brother Chandler McAllistei
of MONTPELIER were hero Tues lay tC
attend the district meeting The Uni