Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-18
HApPE Mines IN VERMONT

Barre on Saturday afternoon to attend
the wedding Of Miss Wellington and Earl
Dickey, which took place at the brides
home at two o'clock in the afternoon.-
Mrs Rose Coolidge went to Royalton
Saturday for a short stay.-Miss Josephine
Dana assistant teacher in the high
school, left Saturday for Ponfret.-Miss
Elsie Russell, who has been the guest
of Mrs. f. c. Angel for several days,
went to Hartland Saturday accompanied
by Miriam Angel-Mrs. Clarence Reed
of Woodstock was able to leave the
sanitar1um and go to her home with her
infant child Saturday.-The remains of
Mrs j. II. Carmody were brought here
from White River Junction Saturday
morning and buried in the Catholic
cemetery beside others of the family.
They were accompanied by the husband,
J. II. Carmody, John Fenton and Mr..
Fenton, Sr., the brother and father, and
also by a sister. Mrs. Atkins, and other
brothers and relatives of the family
Mrs. Roy Neville, Mrs. John Lamson,
Mrs. A. G. Putnam and daughter, Mollie
Putnam, were In Bethel Saturday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Perkins.-The alumni
banquet held in the Randolph Inn Fri
day night was largely attended The fol-
Leon d. Latham, 81 u lawyer of Milton;
presidents address, Dr. H. II. Hayward,
'97; our Youngest" Cyril Angel, n;
solo. Mrs. Caroline Haufer O'Brien 'SS;
THE Magic of Memory" Miss Mary Carr
Tewksbury, "a: The Athletic Field"
Dr. G. W. Scott, 90 Following this there
were informal toasts when many gave
short talks in regard to the athletic field.
officers elected are; President, Leslie
Ball, Randolph Center: executive COM
mittee. reelected, Robert j Mitchell 93,
Mrs. Alice NJ. Sherburne, 9i; secretary,
Franklin A. Salisbury, O6. Something
over $50 was raised to go toward the
athletic field and an offer of a gift was
also made known, if the field could be
named as the donor desired. After much
elaboration this was left to the execu-
tive committee to decide.-H. l., Patch
was in Bethel Saturday. Edith
Marcott has returned from Schenectady,
n. Y, where she went to attend the
commencement her brother, Albert Mar
cott being one of the graduating class.
Mrs. John Ripley of Montpelier ar
rived Tuesday to join her husband and
attend the funeral of Guy Ripley Miss
Bernice Simpson of Roxbury, another
relative. also came Tuesdav.-Edwin
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n, G. Goodwin, after which he
will return to resume work in Con-
cord, n. H.--W. Y. Rand, Jr., of Boston, |
who has been with his parents for a
week, left Tuesday morning for the
city.--Richard Grant has come from
Boston for a short vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. V A. Grant
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here on a business trip, which he will
extend into the north part of the
State.-Mr and Mrs. Bradford. who
have been with their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Beedle, left Monday, going
to Massachusetts for the SUMMER
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Whitcomb, who have
been in Lewiston. Me. and Nashua, N
H.. have returned after two weeks
stay.-C. G. Dubois of New York came
with his family to pass Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. II. p. Sanford. and left |
the first of the week to resume bust
ness, leaving his son and daughter |
here.-Frank Chandler who came from
New York city with his brother, Col. |
A. B. Chandler, and Mrs Chandler. and
has since then been at Mari Castle
with the family, went Monday to New
1ork--MrS. NJ T. Merrill left Tuesday
Tor Royalton to remain for time with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Chamberlin.-
william Rix left Tuesday after pass
Ing 10 days with his mother. Mrs. Lois
Rix. going to his home in West Ches- |
terfeld, N. H.-Miss Wendemuth and /,
her mother, Mrs. Wendemuth, of New
York, went to Montpelier Tuesday for |
few days stay-liss May Howe and |
grandmother, Mrs. Rand, accompanied |
Miss Lena West to her home in STRAIT |
ford Tuesday to remain for week.
Main street has been shut off from the |
public for a few days during the pro- |
cess of oiling and on Sunday Pleasant |
street also received a coat of the DILL
Miss Jessie Blanchard and Miss jose
phine Emery, teachers in the Hartford |
high and graded schools, arrived Tues
day to pass their vacation here with
relatives. Miss Blanchard has decided
not to return for another year and
Miss Emery is yet undecided-Mrs NJ
c. Rowell left Tuesday for Johnson to
attend the graduation exercises of the !
State normal school, ard before her
return will also visit her son, Richard
Rowell in Cambridge
Mrs. Is. w. Morse, who came from Hart
ford. Conn, to attend the graduation ex-
erclSeS last week, when her daughter, |
1eola Wright, was graduated, was in |
Mortified for a visit over Sunday and OH |
Tuesday morning had the misfortune to |
fan downstairs suffering a badly sprain-
ed ankle. She was obliged to use crutches |
on her trip here. After consulting a ply |
stefan here he put her ankle in a cast, 50 |
that she could reach home with less suf-
fering. She and her daughter left at once |
for Hartford.-Mrs. Lucia, one of the tele-
phone operators in the exchange, is i'll |
with laryngitis and Miss Bernice Briggs
is observation-disclosures Drew, who has
been visiting his brothers George and |
Leon Drew, left Wednesday for Boston, |
where he is to pass greater part of the |
summer.-Mrs. w. +. Townsend of Chel- |
sea, who has been with Mr. and Mrs A.
II. Powers for week, left Wednesday |
FOR her home. game of ball was played |
AT the athletic field Wednesday afternoon |
between Wiliamstown and Randolph |
II, was in town Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral Of Guy Ripley.-M. r. Monroe has |
been transferred from Montpelier juno
ton to the Windsor telegraph office. |
On Wednesday Mrs Monroe was In town
10 get her household goods, which have |
been In storage here.-Mrs. +. II. Joslyn |
went to Mortified Wednesday.-Mr f. |
II. Ketchum, who has been In Concord \. |