Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-07-30
GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The arrangements are now completed
for the reunion of the veterans Of
Orange, Windsor and Washington coun-
ties to be held at this place on August
6. The following speakers are expected
to be present: Governor Allen NJ. Flet-
cher. James =. Estee of Montpelier,
speaker Of the day. Hon. Charles A.
Prouty. Senator w. 7. Dillingham;, Col.
Edward Bass, department commander,
G. A. r., col Thomas Harmon, super
lntendcnt of Soldiers Home Hon. Zed
S. stanton, Judge of superior court, the
Rev. Fraser Metzger, Hon. s. F.. Pngree
Hon. Hugh Henry, Can't. Horace French
Lieut.. W. \. Batchelder, Spanish
American War Veterans. and Col George
f. Brigham, division commander of Sons
of Veterans. The Green Mountain band
will be In attendance and also an old
war time drum corps. including Comrade
! Davenport, The Drummer Boy of 6l."
Hon l.. Il. Johnson will give the ad-
of welcome. Dinner will be served
.. .Ac parish house.
D.. First Baptist Church OF this town
, has extended a call to the Rev. j. Harri-
son Thompson. their acting pastor, to be-
come the permanent pastor October |. 1t
| is understood that hewill consider the call
favorably.-The Hon. and Mrs. Herbert
Wall and son of Keene n. H., who have
| been with Mr.. Wallis sister, Mrs Mary
| Strong, have returned home.-The Rev.
Thaddeus Barttro, who officiated at the
| Catholic Church Sunday left Monday for
| Leavenworth, Kans., to receive an APP
pointment to some parochial charge IN
| the West.-Mrs. NJ. G. Rowell has return
ed from a stay of some length with her
son. Richard Rowell, in Cambridge Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Salisbury, who have
been at Greensboro for the most part of
the month, have returned to remain for a
time.-Mrs. Moses Spaulding went to st.
Adams Saturday for several days with
her son, Frank Spaulding,-George Hutch
inson and II. w. Cheney, who have en-
ployment in Bethel. returned Saturday
for a few days.-Thc funeral of Mrs. Ro-
sna Martin was held at the home OF heI
daughter, Mrs w. g. Slack, Saturday aft
ernoon, Burial was in Southview GENE
terry. MIS-, Martin had reached the age
Of 50 years and had been seriously III but
a few days She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs, W. G. Slack at Whose
home she died, and Mrs. Dora Tredo, who
? lives in town-George r. Abbott o
= Bethel, who underwent an operation OF
: his throat at the sanitarum last week
= Is thought to be making good recovery
= Cecil Richardson left Saturday 70
D Stockbridge for an over Sunday visit Will
Z his parents.-Mrs, Alice Rumrill lief
- Thursday for Barre. where she went t
- visit her sister. Mrs, Il. II. Ten
y Iney.-Mrs, Emma Cleveland of Yves
Somervile, Mass, and her daughter
Miss Sylvia Cleveland. who have bee
u guests Of Mr. and Mrs. w. II
\ Gladding, went Saturday to Montpelier I
| visit relatives-S $ Whitcomb Is though
, to be improving from his Illness. but
not yet able to be up much of the time
= Mrs. W. w, Sprague after being con
fined to the bed for IA month seems to b
improving and Mrs. Heber r. iiol
| man. Jr, are in Boston for 10 days STAY
D Mrs. Sarah Morgan and little daughte
: have come from Laconia n. H., to pas
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ord
g way,-Misses Ruthella and Margaret Loa
e are in Keene, n. H., visiting their sister
=, | Mrs. Eugene Dewey
Miss Harriette Hayward. who was L