Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-05
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

has been received. Mr.. ar Mrs. Dyke !
left the middle of November for Federal |
Point, Fla This not being warm enough |
for Mr.. Dyke, they left for Lake Helen, |
but this change was not beneficial and
there seemed nothing that could restore
his exhausted vitality. lie died Monday
Jan. 26 at Lake Helen. Mr.. Dyke was
As years of age and his death was caused
by heart trouble and complications. He
was born in Bethel a son of Julius and
Lucinda DeerinG Dyke. He married
Jennie TagEart and is survived by his
wife, his mother and one sister, Mrs.
Appleton Mcintosh, with whom his moth
er makes her home in Gilead
Misses Dorothy Cady. Mildred Shaw,
Helen Brooks and Miss Campbell of
Bethel were in town Friday ngl + to at
tend the play given by the senior class.
l.. f. ThaYer of Morrisvile was in town
Gaturday.-The senior class played to a
tul house Friday evening. The net pro-
ceeds OF the play amounted to S10l.-John
Tewksbury left Saturday for Boston,
The Buck Printing company has begun
its annual printing of the town reports
They are being assisted by Harry Sault,
who is here with his mother for the
winter-Miss Wnnifred Richmond is
gaining from a slight operation.-N1rs.
George Laird, who was here from Royal
ton Friday to visit her sister. has re-
turned to her home.-Miss Mabel Hamil
ton has gone to st. Johnsbury to pass
some time with her brothers, after hav-
ing been two weeks in Woodstock Mrs.
Alettha Bailey Smith has been Ill with
an attack of the grip-Nrs Frank Gould
Of Gaysville, Mrs. A. \. Brooks of Bethel
and her daughter, Mrs. J. NJ. Washbum,
who were in town Friday to attend Mr..
Gays funeral, have returned home.-Dr.
and Mrs. J. y. Clifford will leave about
March for a six weeks trip TO Florida.
Mrs. Mellen Smith, who lives on the
Rraintrec road. was brought to the SAM
tarium Sunday and early Monday
| morning was operated upon. Her case is
critical-Miss Nina Murray of Middle
| bury arrived Monday for short visit with
| her sister, Mrs. r. A. Whittemore Mrs.
| Ann Moulton left Monday for Hartford to
remain with her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Briggs, till May.-Mrs Frank ketchum,
who has been i'll since the middle of last
week, Is improving. Fred Goodwin, stu
dent at Dartmouth College, was at home
over Sunday returning Monday to re-
sumo his studies.--B. A. Whittemore went
| to Bethel Monday and from there to Roch-
1ester-Mrs. Edmund Bruce, an elderly
lady, fell on the walk near her home FRI
day, and it was at first thought she had
broken one hip. The injury will confine
her to her bed for some tme.-The Rev.
Dr. w A. Dawson of Burlington was in
town Sunday night to attend the meeting
of Evangelist I.eWisS. +. Tewksbury
who went to Boston the last of the week
has returned to resume his work in the
store Of w. +. Lamson.-Mss Eta
Rhodes, who has been an efficient clerk
lin the Leonard drug store for several
months, has closed her term of service
there and returned to her home in Rich
mond. Miss Georgia Abbott of South
Royalton has come to succeed her be
ginning work Monday moining.-O, p
Northrop, who has been confined to the
house by an attack of the grip, IS now
able to be out.
There were about 70 members ant
friends of the Christian Brotherhood a
their meeting Monday night and follow
ing the usual supper the Rev. IvaI
! Benedict of Montpelier gave an address!
on Fundamental Democracy. Mrs
Frank Richardson, who has been III fol
several days. is now in the care of
trained nurse.-N. n. Morse was in Plain
field Monday and Tuesday and was &c
companied home by his mother, Mrs
| Maria Morse-Mrs l., II. Rumrill wa
taken Ill Saturday night with an attacl
Of appendicitis, from which she has sur
fcred before. and was taken to the sani
: tarum. where an operation was perform
. ed.-The eighth annual meeting of tn
, Sanitarium Aid society will be held Il
the parish house Friday afternoon.
musical program will be given.--It ha
=, been decided by the senior class to re
: peat the play, The Elopement of Helen
Friday night of next week.-Mrs.. Alet
q tina Bailey Smith has been confined t
, her bed by IA cold for a week,
Mr.. and Mrs, William Osha celebrate,
, their Goth wedding anniversary on Wed
, nesday at The Naples. Plans for the oh
q sorvance were made by the sons and a
seven O'Clock a banquet was served a
Il which about 20 sat down. A reception
n followed from eight to ten O'Clock, whe
Y nearly 100 attended. Refreshments wer
n served, Mr.. and MIS-, Osha presente
each other with plain band of gold
# and the sons gave them $50 in golC
= February f. 1864 william Osha an
d Rosella Garrow were married at Fas
L. Granville by the Rev Mr. Parker 500
II for the late Mr. Webb. following whic