Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-01
0RANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The Vermont Maple sugar as
lociation, whose treasurer is II. w. Vail
of this town, is to hold its annual meet
Ing to be held In Montpelier some time
in the month Of January. Guy e.
Woodland the second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. Woodland of this village, was
married September to Miss Florence NJ.
White of Seattle, Wash, tho ceremony
having been performed in Browning,
Mont Mr. Woodland was a graduate of
.he Randolph high school, Dartmouth
College, and the Thayer School of En-
cheering, and is a civil engineer in the
United States reclamation service, at
present located at Browning. The bride
vas a trained nurse.--R. II. Barnet or
abot. injured In the automobile accident
at South Royalton recently, has I'M
proved so much that he was taken by |
automobile September 81 to his home. He !
was accompanied by his son-in-law, !
Ralph W. Perry, and Mrs. Barnet, who I
has been here since his accident with |
Mr. and Mrs a. c. Templeton. He has !
partially regained his sight and can dis |
cover light from darkness.
The Rev George Hazelton Spencer of
Boston gave an address at the Methodist
Church Friday night on The Methodlsm
of Tomorrow. Mr. Spencer is the son
NJ the kew. spencer, VINO WAS llSlIuil'H-
tai in the founding of the church here and
was a former pastor of the church tie
now has pastorato at Forest Hills.
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Harvey If
Rochester are being entertained by Mrs.
Harvey's mother Mrs. Lois RiX.-MiSs
Abbie Whitcomb came from Pittsfeld
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. John
l.. Hutchinson. MIR. and Mrs. Dana Luce,
who have been in Barre for - week, re-
turned Saturday.-Mrs Guy 1.amson and
four children went to Bethel Saturday to
visit Samuel Abbott-The Rev. w T.
Sparhawk went to Putney Saturday -
preach at the Congregational Church for
month.-Mrs. r. 6. Kellogg accompanied
oer two sons Clarence Kellogg of BOSTON
md Clyde Kellogg of Kansas City. to
plainfeld Saturday to visit her other son,
Clement Mrs Kellogg has passed her
18th year. hut Is still active and lives
alone in house doing her own work.
Mrs. Howard Martin went Saturday to
Montpelier where she is to live for the
present Fern Rebekah lodge is to hold
food sale Saturday in the store of the
Buck Printing company.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison Wires of Rockport Mass who
lave been with Capt. II NJ. Wires left
Friday for their home.-The Randolph
Woman's Literary club will open its sea-
son Saturday with a reception held at tho
home of Mrs f. o. Blanchard, with Mrs.
Blanchard Mrs. Allis, Mrs. Russlow and
Miss Walsh as hostesscs.-Mr. and Mrs.
f. J. Burnell were given a farewell at the
meeting of the Randolph Grange Satur-
day night They will leave october for
Woodstock, where Mr.. Burnell Is to take
a positon.-At the Methodist church Sun
day morning the Rev. G. H. Spencer gave
the sermon and the choir was assisted
by Miss Hyzer. who played the violin, and
Glenn Bailey the cornet-Mrs. Archie
Smith and her mother, Mrs. Martin, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. p.
French. left Saturday for Hampden.
Mass.-Mrs Montgomery, who has been
with her son, Elmer Montgomery. for
several weeks went to North Hartland
Saturday for few days
\ pleasant wedding was held at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Paige Sat-
lrdav morning ut II o'clock, when Miss
Ruth button of KAYE, Pa, a niece OF
Mrs Paige, and Carl Hayes OF New
York We're united. The ceremony was
performed by the brides father, the Rev.
Charles Dutton. of Kane, Pa, assisted
by the Rev. Fraser Metzger of this
place The bride was gowned In white
silk with rare lace trimmings. Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served, two of the BRIDES college
classmates serving in the dining room
and two others acting as bridesmaids.
The decorations were OF autumn leaves.
The bride was a student at Middlebury
College for two years ana afterwards
went to New Orleans, where she taught
for year. The groom Is In business
With his father In New York, for which
place the couple left at once. The guests
III from out of town, except the Rev
and Mrs. Metzger. We're Mr. and Mrs
S. f. Drew of South Royalton, grand
parents Of the bride. both OF whom are
M years of age, brother OF the bride
Phillip Dutton. of Hartford. Conn, Mrs
Charles Southworth of South Royalton
Ida n. Ainsworth. Mrs. r. p. Hayes
the mother of the groom, from Brook
Ign, n. Y, Mabel Miller of Wells River
Mabel X. Tooley Of Stratford, Conn, and
Grace Peasley of Contoocock. y. II. The
brides going away suit was of blue
cloth with hat to match.-Giiman Cham
berlin of New York city is passing few
days here with his uncle. c. +. Moul-
ton.-MrS. Ide Sargent has left the farm
at Granville and come to pass n few
weeks here before going on to Newark
~ J. Her husband and sons went two
weeks ago,-Miss Lydia Buell. of South
STAFFORD, who has been with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f.. Lazelle, left Monday for heI
hOme.-Miss Caroline Hatch left Monday
for Arlington. Mass where she Il to
pass several weeks with her uncle,-Mr
and Mrs. william Howard of Hillsboro
y. H., left Monday after two weeks Will
Mr.. Towards parents, Mr.. and Mrs
been in Hanover, \. H., assisting hi
brother In painting. has returned nom,
for the present.-Mrs A o. Wells o
Randolph Center entertained Col Israe
Converse Chapter, Daughters OF tn
American Revolution, Monoay at he
home at Randolph Center.
Mrs, Charlotte Luce after visiting he
daughter in Brantree returned HON
Tuesday.-Mrs. w. c. Emerson left Tues
day for Littleton, y. H., where sh
Is to visit her sister until Saturday
Mrs. w f. Klrkby, who has been wit
her parents Captain and Mrs b. +
Bowman, for several weeks, started Mon
day night for Ipswich, S. D.-Mrs. Loi
Rix went to Bethel Tuesday Mrs. A. +
dence. r. l., who have been entertaine
for few days by Frank Trask, LEI
Tuesday for their home-Mr. and Mr..