Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
eHAHGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The Relief Corps entertained Friday
night Mrs. Sturtevant of st. Adams,
who came as inspector of the order The
meeting well attended and follow
ing the exercises, the company were
served refreshments The inspector left
on the early morning train for her home
in st. Alhans.-Mrs Lois Rix left Satur-
day for Lebanon, n. H.. to visit friends
and will go from there to Putney to
! visit her son.-Mrs. \. H. Powers went
to Milford, \. H. Saturday and will also
| visit in Boston and Auburndalo Mass.
for a few days-Ilaydcn Gaylord who
has been on a business trip in the West
has returned home.-A1rs. Joseph Man
ming came from East Granville Satur-
| day for a short visit with her mother
Mrs. Jennie Smith,. j. Foster return
ed Saturday from Montpelier after hav-
ing visited his daughter, Mrs j. NJ.
Thompson, and family for a few days.
/ The new house Of c. W. Hayward is
now nearing completion and some of
! the household goods are being moved
! there each day. The family expect to
| tax" mp its residence there in about two
| weeks.-Mr and Mrs. J. F., Cass eft
Saturday for Bellows Falls to attend the
/ golden wedding anniversary of Mrs
| Casss aunt and husband Mr. and Mrs
| T. y. Nichols.-Cllfford Averll of Clare
| mont, y. H., is at home for "A short visit
and vacation from his work.-Mrs w
! \. Miner Of Huntington Center has been
! passing a few days with her sister Mrs
| j. T.. Cass.-Mark Morse. who has been
at the State Sunday school convention
at Barre has returned home and on
/ Sunday gave a report of the convention
at the Sunday school of the Methodist
/ Church.--1t has been decided to have
| the entertainment course at the Music
| hall this winter, enough tickets having
! been pledged to make If possible. The
! first entertainment will he given Novem-
her 5.-Thc Rev G. f. Crawford has re-
turned from a several days stay In
| Brattlehoro and preached in his pulpit
as usual Sunday morning. and preach
ing ut the union service In BETHANY
Church In the cvcning.-Mr and Mrs
| y. c. Buck have returned from a sew
oral days stay in different places about
the State, where Mrs Buck went to
make an official visit to Rebekah
lodges.
Glenn Bailey left Sunday night for
Windsor and from there went with
band to Claremont to assist at the both
anniversary Of tine founding of the town.
The celebration extends over several days.
Miss Doris Ais. a student at the
Mortified, Mass, school, was in town
over Sunday with hor parents Mr.. and
Mrs f. II. Allis.-Mr and Mrs. " c.
Buck and daughter, Iris, and Mrs. w. s.
Is Buck, who lcf: ~ automobile Sun
day afternoon for Lebanon, n H.. col
ldod wEer near the Foxville schoolhouse,
two miles north of Royalton with a car
: driven b. Mr. Sterling from Montpelier,
who was coming towards Bethel Mr.,
Bucks car. Ford was somewhat IN
iured, but mono of the party was seriously
hurt Miss Iris Buck had an ugly cut
near her temple, which hed profusely
for time. The party We're picked up
by DR.. Angel ana brought home and Mr..
Buck drove his car home. It is thought
that the damage will be about $50 Mr..
Sterling's car was not injured and he
came on to Bethel for an over night stay
with relatives. Clarence Pitkin. now en-
plOyed i'm Claromon.. n H., was at home
for Sunday with his mother. Mrs Will
liam Pitkin.-Mrs. e. L. Mcintyre and
SON. Or Mcintyre. Of New York ar
rived yesterday and are now at the home
ON Randolph avenue for a few days he
Mrs c. r. Pratt went to Bethel Mon
day for short stav-Mrs T.. s Man
chester loft MONDAY for Lisbon y. H.,
to visit her brother.-The officers and
committees of the Methodist sunday
school We're entertained at the parsonage
Monday night by the Rev. and Mrs G, Z,
Crawford this meeting being arranged TO
form plans for the coming fan work OF
the school.-Raymond Campbell is now
employed In the postoffice for a time dur
ing the vacation of Harry Tison. The
nrst number, concert, in the entertain
; ment course will be given in Music hall
November Mr., and Mrs. L. d, Wheeler
or White River Junction were I'm town
Sunday, visiting Judge and Mrs. j. w.
| Rowell.
Prof James Madison Chapman, a
reader gave an interesting entertain
ment Tuesday night in the assembly hall
or the high school building, to a small
audience,-Mr, and Mrs. John Ford have
been entertaining Mr. Ford's sister, Mrs
Gertrude Briggs who left Wednesday
Cor Princeton, n j.. to pass the winter
where she has found employment Silver
Cross Circle of the Kings Daughters
held their annual meeting Tuesday
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