Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-04-30
THREE ALUMINIUM sAUCEpANS.
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

William Blanchard, musician. has re-
cciyod C. telegram from Capt. Karl Pom
hcr, Company G. Vermont National
Guard. Woodstock, to have all members
OF the Randolph squad prepared to report
for military duty at any moment as he ex-
pccted the company would volunteer as a
body to serve in the regular army in the
war with Mexico The Randolph boys
enrolled are: l. W. Blanchard in charge
of the Randolph squad, George Facteau,
Lewis Carlisle, John Spooner, William
Bent. Harry Hatch. Four others from
here belong, but are now out Of town:
Glenn Hatch, A w. Facteau. Fred Will
lams and Clarence Ptkin.-The theme of
the weeks LESSON at the Bethany Church
Sunday morning was The Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and Of the sermon,
"The Power of Fellowship" Randolph
Lodge, |. O. o. r., and Fern Rebekah lodge
attended the morning service in a body
Miss Josephine Emery, n teacher in Hart
| ford, arrived Saturday to pass Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Emery, who
have Just returned from a winters stay
| in Baltimore. Md.-Misses Ruby and Una
| Allen went to Claremont Saturday to re-
| main over Sunday with friends.-Mrs.
| Charles Reynolds went to STAFFORD Satur-
day.-Mrs. +. Il. Wood left Saturday for
Brandon, summoned there on business
! Mrs. w. w Sprague vent to Pittsheld'
Mass, Saturday for few weeks there
and with relatives in New York state
The Rev. and Mrs G. w. Smith have re-
turned from Providence, r. I. Mr. Smith
will tender his resignation to St. John
Church to take effect May and will only
lremain here for short time, Mr. Smith
leXpects to he in ST. Adams ia
occupy his pulpit in the Epis-
copal Church there MAY at was
learned that w. NJ Batcheder of Bethe
started Saturday for Washington, D. G.
to report for service in the Mexican war
Miss Hazel Hodgklns left Friday for RO
chester, where she went to visit with hel
sister. Mrs, Lewis Curtis. Her mother
Mrs Hodgllns who has been there a few
DAYS, returned the same day to her home
herc-Arthur Williams, who sold his place
to Fred Grant, has bought "A place of y
acres i'm RumucY. N H., and his house
hold goods were shipped there this week
Miss Edith Lamb ha returned to Warrci
, after 10 days with her sister, Mrs. NJ, w
Camphcll.-J. +. Williams. pOstofic
clerk, has been appointed notary public
Mrs. George Foster and four children hav
left the Miller Mcintosh place and gone 4
2 the Fred Buxton farm In Rochester-Wil
liam Booth has rented his house on High
2 land avenue furnished to the Rev. D. llar
; rison Thompson, who will occupy IT iron
May !. Mr.. Booth and daughter Mrs
' Sarah Thompson, will go to Newport, n
r H., to remain with the son and brother
r Fred Booth.--A bed rest to support pa
r tient sitting up in bed, food tray tina
goes acros1 the bed and a small stand, a
the work of William Wood Of Woodstock
has been presented by him to the Ran
dolph sanitarium.
Prin, r. G.. Ham has announced com
menoement honors in the high school a
, fuliowss Highest honor, valedctor,
\ Esther l., Ham second honor, sauta
$ tory, Clara T. Mayo. Those menliono
n for excellence in scholarship are 'yr
, Angel, Helen Blanchard. Lcttic Evans
+ Emma Flint, Esther l.. Ham, Clara +
t Mayo, Mary f. Priest. J. Ralph Spalc
{ ing, Elton stevens, Walter II. Wheatll
% Rex Fullam who is a student in IN
a high school, is i'll with the mumps.-Mis