Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-02-19
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Samuel Bowen has sold his farm in the
east part of the town to Mr. and Mrs Mar
shall Banister. The Bansters have in
turn sold a part Of the farm to Clayton
Wight and Mr.. Wight, Sr-Miss Blanche
Sparhawk, who was in Montpelier to sing
at convention under the direction of Mr.
Dudley, returned Saturday-Mrs Ernest
Sargent. who has been with her sister
mrs. John Sherburne, returned to Woods
vile, n. H., Saturday.-Mrs. Bertha Bur-
ridge Of Vergennes arrived Saturday for a
snort stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs
C. w. Hayward, before resuming her
work as supervisor of the primary work
at ergennes-Mr and Mrs Harrison
Avery have closed their work for the WIN
ter at sharon and on SATURDAY. Mrs
Avery left for Lowell. Mass severe
storm ragged continuously all day Satur-
day and by noon nearly foot Of snow
mad fallen-Mrs. Luella Kidder OF Bethel
was in town Saturday ALBERT Scymore
died Friday after an Illness of several DAYS
following long period of i'll health The
Rochester club gave n supper Friday night
i'll grange hall. After the supper a play
was given followed by march and
dance-r.dson Emery has been confined
to the house for several days.
II is estimated that it Will cost $500
to break the roads in this town since tbe
storm Of Saturday, and that an extra
I'VE cent tax will be called on this ac-
count. Monday morning the Thermometer
registered from IS to % degrees below in
different locations in town and before
noon snow began to fall and continued
t''i nlght'-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner
oi boston were In town over Sunday
On Monday morning Mr.. Skinner went
10 tho north part of the State, leaving
Mrs. skinner for d longer visit with
her mother. Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland The
funeral of Albert Seymoro was held
Monday at his late home in Rraintree.
the Rev Fraser Metzger officiating. The
remains We're brought here and placed
IN the tomb.-Miss Hattie Clark of Ram
doiph Center went to Boston Monday
Tor several weeks.-Mrs Nelen Smith,
VINO was at the sanitarium for surgical
treatment for about two weeks. was
'aNen TO her homo In Braintree Monday
NOT much improved. Mrs. c. +. Ken
worthy OF Waterbury, Conn, arrived
sunday night called by the illness of her
rather. Mark Chadwick Mrs Chadwick
Is IN the hospital at Lynn. Mass, re-
covering from serious operation and
Mr.. Chadwick has been i'll for several
days.-George H. Rattee. son Of Mr.. and
MIS-. Julius Rattee of this place, and
Miss Clarissa Rivers were married Sat-
urday at the home OF Julius Rattee on
Main street by the Rev G. +. Crawford
XNfin
present at the home of the groom S
parents-Miss Mary Adams. who has
been in Boston for a week. has return
ca and resumed work as cashier in the
store of Bell Brothers.-E. A Heath has
returned from n visit with his brother
In warren and Mrs. Heath, who went
to Waterbury to visit relatives, return
ed Monday.-Mrs. Neville Evans, who
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Vail
for a week. left Monday for Woodstock,
where She will remain for a few days.
Mrs. Bertha Burridge. who visited her
parents Saturday, returned to Vergenncs
Sunday.
Mrs. j. f. Tewksbury went to Mortified
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Gould.-Mrs Jennie Welch left Tuesday for
Boston, where she is to join her sister,
Mrs. Holden.Mrs Frederick Leeds who
has been in Boston to attend the funeral
of her uncle, Mr., Daggett, has returned.
The guest night of the Christian
Brotherhood was held IN the Parish house
Monday evening. a banquet was served
| to 2o5 ladies and gentlemen, following
which there was an address by the Rev.
Donald Frazier ON Scotland Revisited -
Imnolna a rpC u
| ton was in town Monday, the guest of her
| daughter, Mrs. H. IT, Hayward. Mrs.
| II. II. Paige went to South Royalton
| Tuesday to remain till Thursday
Sanitarium Aid society made n net profit
of sSl,50 by furnishing the banquet for
| the Brotherhood meeting Monday night.
Miss Emma Brown of St. Adams. who
| has been with Mr.. and Mrs. j. ], Stmets
| since last week. left Tuesday for New
| Haven, Gonna son was born rrio ny
| to Mr.. and Mrs. CHbbs.-For several
weeks since the extreme cold weather,
1t has been found almost impossible to
| heat the school building sufficiently for
| the comfort of the teachers and pupils.
| Thinking there might be something In
| regard to the heating apparatus which
was not understood the school commit
tee sent for an expert from Elmira, n. Y.
who came Monday, and upon looking II
| over, discovered that too great an amount
| OF cold air was admitted The first
morning following his arrival the rooms
| were at "A temperature Of "A degrees, al
| though ii was ~ below zero out of doors
1t is now thought that the heating from
now on win be much easier,-Mrs, Harold
| Skinner, who went with her husband
| Monday to the north part Of the State,
| returned Tuesday to remain with her