Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-12
RANDOLPH.

\ large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the parish house Saturday after
noon for the formation of non-partisan
Prouty club. a large club was formed
Robert Sault, a teacher in the Lawrence,
Mass, city schools, who has been in town
to visit his sister, returned Saturday.-E.
+. Briggs was I'm Rochester Saturday to
attend the funeral of his uncle, Oscar
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones were
also there, he also being a relative Of
Mrs Jones-Mrs. Joseph Tilson has rent
cd her place on the Braintree road and
will live on Randolph avenue in the Mar
tin block.-Dr. and Mrs. Clifford left Sun
day for a three weeks trip to Florida, and
will be Joined at South Royalton by the
doctors sister Mrs. ]. Goodrich. Dr. Gf-
| ford will be away about six weeks and a
part of the time will he devoted to study
Miss May x. Howe and Miss Hood
teachers in the grades here, We're In John
son Friday visiting the State Normal
SCHOOLGIRLS. Frederick Leeds left here
Saturday to join her husband in Shell
Iburne Falls, Mass, where he has charge
of Emmanuel Church for the present
THE third annual junior prize speaking
contest was held in Music hall Friday
evening. The following was the program:
Music by the Music hall orchestra; invo-
cation by the Rev Fraser Metzger; music;
"Servius and the Gladiator" by Gen. Lew
Wallace, Charles f. Bruce; Noel Pops
the Question" by Sally Pratt Mclean,
Dora A. Brown THE Inmate of the Dun
|geon," by R. c. Morrow, Clifford Dustin
music: "Zoroaster." by Y. Maroon Craw-
ford, Dorothy NJ. Buck; THE Old South
land the New" by Henry Grady, Dwight
J.. Adams; Music: John Baggot's Con-
version by Sir Gilbert Parker Marion +.
Batchelder Boots" by Rudyard Kip
ling Rex A. Fullam; Thrush" anony-
nous, Ruth w Scott The judges were
Principal l.. j. Lockwood of the Whit.
comb high school, Bethel: e. F. Kibby OF
the State agricultural school at the Cen
ter, and Principal II. d, Bryant of North
field The first prize of $50 was award
ed to Dorothy NJ. Buck and the second, 3;
was given to Miss Dora Brown The FIRST
Iprize for boys was given to Rex a. Full
lam and the second to Dwight l.. Adams
THE Rev. w T. Sparhawk went to st
Johnsbury Saturday to attend the funeral
Of his uncle, DR.. Henry Sparhawk. Be
fore his return he has three engage
ments for his illustrated lecture, at Cabot
Cambridge and kersfield.-Herbert Sal.
isbury had a second serious attack OF III.
ness Saturday.-O. S. Chamberlin, a life
long sufferer from paralysis is now in q
feeble condition at his home, Mrs. Cham
berlin Is also ill.--N. NJ. Woodwork came
from Barre Saturday to pass Sunday with
his family here.
At the bipartisan Prouty club
which was formed Saturday, the fol-
lowing We're elected; President. Hon
V. l. Spear republican; secretary, Ar
thur NJ Vaughan, progressive; treas
urer, DR., q. w. Scott, democrat; com
mttec on nominations. L. b. Johnson
republican. T. q. Ham, democrat. NJ
NJ. Wilson, progressive; executive com
mittee, Victor A. Grant, democrat, j
c. Sherburne, republican J. l.. Hutch
inson, progressive; finance committee
l'r. g. w. Scott democrat, j. h. Adams
Iprogressiya. And other member,