Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-08-13
0RANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

1t was estimated that about l,Oo people
attended the reunion of the Washington
Orange and Windsor Counties Veterans
association, held here Thursday after
noon. Green Mountain band and drum
corps. with automobiles and carriages met
the trains from the north and south. The
aides of the relief corps laid plates for
2ra and more We're seated at the second
tables, About one o'clock the line or
march preceded by the band and drum
corps was formed to the Niall-Alumnl
field, where a stand for the speakers hat
been arranged. =. G. Dodge, chairman
Of the committee, presided. and intro
duced the speakers the first being Foster
Eddy, followed by letters Of regret from
Governor Fletcher, senator Dillingham;
and Hugh Henry. Judge Stanton was the
next speaker, followed by the speaker or
the day, Mayor Estee of Montpelier. The
other speakers We're Mr.. Prouty, Mr.. Batch
elder of Bethel, Spanish American war
veteran, the Rev. Fraser Metzger of this
place, Albert A. Niles of Morrisville, Mr..
Pierce of Montpelier. "A veteran of the
Civil War Ex-Governor Pingree of White
River Junction. The program was COM
oleted with the singing of America, led by
he Rev j. H. Thompson. 1t was esti-
mated that there We're about 100 Civil
Mar veterans present.
Mrs Osmond Crcaser of Newport
lived on Saturday to pass a few days
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
8lakely Her daughter. Miss Elsie Tredo,
here passing the summer with her
grandparents. Hazel Slack Is as
EstinE in the drug store of II. =.
Leonard for q few days.-Miss Florence
Hobart, who has been two weeks in
Windsor with her mother has returned
and resumed her place as Clerk in the
store Of Bell Rrothers.-Mrs. Vinton Nor
ton az Vershlre came on Saturday to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs Douglas,
in Bethel Gllead. Mrs. Norton Will he
remembered here as Miss Dora Douglas
yho taught in this vicinity.--Mrs Mary
Hatch went to Bethel Saturday to visit
her sister. Mrs Thomas Bridges Mrs.
Mary 9oldshury returned Saturday from
a three weeks sta" ir Montpelier and
B1rre-Miss Mildred Fuller and her
nephew Simon Sargent. left here on
Saturday for Chester, where they are to
pass few days before going to Put
land. Clifford Averil has come from
claremont. y. H., for an over-Sunday
visit with his parents.-Miss Angie Pike
went to Mortified Saturday to take care
of her sister, Mrs Nathaniel King, who
Is ill.--Miss Hewitt and sister, Mrs
Thompson, who have been with Mrs
Emma Mcintyre for several days. left on
Saturday for their home in Pomfret.-
Mr. and Mrs. j. c, Sherburne went to
Enfield, " H., Saturday to pass Sun
day at the cottage OF G. A. Chedel,
where he and his family are staying for
the month of August.-Mrs. NJ. f. Holmes
of Walaston, Mass, a Ions time resi-
dent in town, arrived Saturday for a
several days stay with friends Miss
Ethel Newton, who is employed in the
office Of the Barre Times, arrived Satur-
day to pass her two weeks vacation
with her mother, Mrs G. L. Newton.
The families of e. j. Stockwell and
Harvey Richardson are in Highgate for
an over-Sunday stay.-O. W. Mann has
purchased Of G. w. Hayward the bust
ness of the Randolph Inn, which he has
conducted for the last twelve years Mr..
Mann takes possession the first of Octo-
ber.-Heber Holman, who is seriously
H. remains about the same.-Miss Annie
Walsh, who hns been in IIighgate for a
few days, returned home Saturday
The Misses Myrnie and Myrtle clifford
are in Wiliamstown.-The Misses Lena
and Elsie Kilburn left Saturday for n
visit In Newport ana Burington.-Mrs.
4, I. ,HoFe and daughter, Evelyn, of
Concord, n H., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r. n. Ketchum.-Mrs, o. S. Cham
berlin and the Misses Mary Pratt, Vcr-
ME and Eta Chamberlain returned Mon
day from Highgate.-Miss Jennie Bell
Of Walden Is the guest Of Mrs. r, II,
Mason.-Mrs Ida sumner returned Mon
day from visit in Swanton and Col
ehester.-Mtss Prudence Wells and Mira.