Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-21
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH,

Mrs. ]. Dyer. widow of John Dyer died
al $50 O'Clock Tuesday October l. from the
effects Of old age. Mrs. Dyer had reached
the age OF 81 years She IS survived by
| three children. David Dyer and Mrs. A.
b. Manchester of this place, and Mrs.
Charles II. Nichols of Bogota, N. J. Mrs.
Dyer was born in Granville and was one
OF large family OF whom only one now
survives, her sister, Mrs. Alma Ellis OF
! Rochester, who was with her during her
illness. The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. B. a. Manchester. the Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. Interment was in
Southview cemetery.
Mrs. Fred Richardson and son went
to South Royalton Saturday to remain
| over Sunday with Mrs. Richardson's
daughter, Mrs. Earl Hbbard.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. b. Eldredge of Waterbury were
In town over Sunday with Mrs FL
dredge's sister, Mrs. Davis-A banquet
was given at the parish house Friday
night. In connection with the Tri-Town
exhibit. which was attended by more
than $50 persons-George Sawyer has
gone to Boston on business and will
visit his sister. Mrs Fannie Wheeler
the last time Sunday at Braintree Hill.
For Is Sundays he has been there sup
plying. Mrs. Mary c. Kinds Of Norwich
Is passing several days with her sister,
Mrs. Alpha Messer.-Mrs. NJ. A. Tewks-
bury entertained the Randolph Woman's
Literary club Saturday afternoon.-The
annual bag day for the Randolph sani-
tarium will be observed October %.
Anything useful will be acceptable and
gifts Of money will be gratefully re-
ceived.-B F. Herrick has succeeded
Charles Blodgett on the express team
Mrs John w. Wood has Joined her hus-
band at Lebanon. n. H.. where he has
purchased business.-George Carpen-
ter has moved from Phillip Weden's
farm to the tenement Of Miss c. 4.
Moore on Park street.-Miss Helen
Blanchard has been elected secretary OF
the Vermont club OF Smith College,
Mrs. +. T. Salisbury. after a visit In
Hartford has returned to her homo here
Miss Bernice Morrill,. who has been
in Tunbridge with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Morrill,. has returned and
is now at Mrs. f. T. Salisburys for
the winter.-Mrs. f. NJ Woodwork spent
Friday In Montpelier.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Flint have returned
from a trip to Boston, where they visited
the Thresher brothers and their families.
Mrs William Moran and two children
after visiting at the home of Mrs, Moran's
father, Silas Chadwick left Tuesday for
South Royalton,-Mrs George Hutchinson.
after visiting In town for several weeks.
went Tuesday to Fitchburg to see her
sister.-Nlrs Roy Rumril closed two
weeks visit with her mother. Mrs. Ellen
Claflin, Tuesday and went to Springfield,
Mass,-Miss Maud Hatch went to Bethel
Tuesday to visit her uncle, Edwin Hatch.
and other relatives before going to
Cambridge, where she has been for II
years.-Miss Kate Ripley went to Leb-
anon, NJ H., Tuesday for n short stay
Miss Hortense Flint after week in
Boston returned Monday and is again
in the store OF II. NJ. Totman.-Dr and
Mrs II, O. Blanchard have returned from
several days stay in Boston-Mrs.
Lewis Williams went to Bethel Tuesday
to visit Mrs John Gay.-Fred Jerd left
Tuesday for Newport. N. H., to pass a
few days there with Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Fairbanks.-Mrs. Il. o. Blanchard, Mrs
A. r, Bass. Mrs, L. B. Johnson, Mrs
Ellen Lattimer, Mrs. b. D. Dubois and