Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-07
GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


friday Mrs. Crawford formerly made
Ter home with her niece for y years.
MIS- Frank Cleveland of East Brain
Tree died Friday in New York, where she
was taken by DR.. Angel about two
weeks ago for treatment. She received
no benefit and died from a malignant dis
case Of the stomach She Is survived by
two daughters and two sons. Her remains
will be brought to East Braintree for
tnterment-The Randolph Woman's Lit
srary club held its meeting Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. +. H. Joslyn. The next
meeting will be the club luncheon, which
will be held In the parish house in two
weeks Miss Clara Avery, who has been
y.i:h her mother nnd sisters, left Satur-
Gny for Boston. Tho Rev. G.. f. Craw-
ford left Saturday afternoon for South
Hero to attend the funeral Of Miss Lan-
don, expecting to be absent till the mid
Ole Of the week.-Guy Osha has pur-
chased OF Mrs Jennie Clifford her house
on Maple street and will move there
June J. Ny. and Mrs. Alton Briggs, who
are now occupying the house, will move
20 the housr on the terrace, which will
ne vacated by the Rev. c. ". Smith,
Mrs Martin sumner OF Brlintree was at
the home of her father, A. II. Flint, Jr.,
SatuTday.--Mr. ana Mrs. Dudley Rice and
children Of Granville have been guests
at the home Of Ms Riccs parents, Mr..
and Mrs +. f. BIiges.-Mrs. Lucinda
Cleveland has taken the school near
Findley Bridge in Bethel to teach this
summer and will begin her work to-day.
C. f. Kenworthy of Waterbury, Conn,
was in town Friday to complete arrange
ments for the transfer of the business
in the Bass block, which was formerly
conducted by NJ. V. Chadwick, to Z. a.
Heath.-Mrs. Sarah Thompson and faith
cr William Booth, left Friday for New
port, y. H., to remain for the present
with Fred BOoth.-Mrs. G. j. Dyke has
gone to East Braintrce for the summer.
Mrs Edna Fairbanks and mother, Mrs.
Kimball who spent the winter in New
port y. H., have returned for the sum
ner.-H. f. Flint has finished sugaring
md from 100 trees has made just 400
gallons of syrup, which averages two
pounds of sugar to the tree.-Mrs. Lloyd
Young of Warren, who underwent an op-
GRAFTON Thursday for an enlarged gland
upon her neck, was able to leave the
santarium Friday.--Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Tyler now have rooms in the Morton
block.-Mrs. Mabel j. Adams has pur-
chased of MIS-. T.. \. Shattuck and Mrs
Ernest Hatch their house on Prospect
avenue and intends to repair the same
and occupy the upstairs tenement.-H. s.
Booth after keeping the records for the
last winter reports that 80 inches of snow
fell from November % to April 16.
John Wood, who has conducted the ice
business in town very successfully for
several years, has sold the same 10
lanes Merrill of burlington. who with
oie family will con,a hero tn live II IS
,xnected that he will soon take noss.--
sion Of tha business and until that time
Mr. Wood will continuo =, look after
he san,e-F,1izaho-h Mann or Deuay's
Nils arrived Satrrda,, and was with hor
erandrnotber Mr. William Mann over
Sunday Monday Mr.. and Ms Mann
arrived and on Mr.. Mann's return he
will take his da,Iyb+cr hack with him.
1aavipp Mrs Mann FOR q Ionrer STAY
Mr. and Mrs . !, Fish of Stoclhridre
vvero o,.or-Sund,,. ,itrlts Of Mr. and Mrs
u Eisb-rha remains of Mrs Frank
Cleveland were brought Sunday night
from New York wbera she died Friday.
nv Or f. G ANGEL The funeral WAS
mold at her. late homo in East Braintree
Tuesday Mrs. Cleveland was one of the
charter members Of the Grange here and
is survived by two sons and two daugh-
tiers Mrs l.. A Gibbs OF White River
Junction was All ovcr-Sunday guest OF
hira George Hutchinson, fer niece
Luke Connor, who came frdn; burlington
friday to visit his parents, Nr. ana Mrs,
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