Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-25
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
William Burke, aged CT, died Nov
10 with a malignant trouble with his
stomach at his home on the Sanford
farm. Mr. Burke was horn in Canada
but came here about 10 years ago and
after being on the George Slack farm two
years went to the Sanford farm The
greater part of his life was passed in
Swanton and 1t was TO this place that
his remains were taken Wednesday, the
funeral being held at the Church of the
Nativity. He is survived by his wife, a
son living in Canada, a married daugh-
ter in Massachusetts. and an adopted
daughter, who married Edward Therein
Of Randolph.-Mr and Mrs d. A. Plum
ley. who came here last week from Hart
land returned there Thursday after pur-
chasing the Phillip Weldon farm. The
stock and tools are included in the pur-
chase ana possession Is given at once.
Mr.. Weldon will return to New York,
where he formerly lived.
DIR. j. w. Moore of Gaysville died at
the sanitarium Thursday and the re-
mains We're taken by A. l.. Cady to
that place on Friday, where the funeral
was held and the body taken to Little
ton. n. H., for interment. DR.. Moore
had been at the sanitarum only two or
three days. suffering from Brights dis
ease.-Mrs. Richards Of Royalton was
in town Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Woodland, who Is at the sanitarium
Mrs. Jehiel Williams is in Richmond
G. a. Osha, real estate agent, has sold
W. II. Kendall's farm. called the Henry
IIa1v fr,- n
Hinsdale, n. H.-Mss Nora Batchelder
who has been seriously Ill. has gone to
Planheld to remain with an aunt until
spring. Her father, A. L. Batcheder,
has gone to Dunedin. Fla, but Miss Bat
chelder was not able to make the trip
The White River Poultry association
met Wednesday and completed arrange
ments for their seventh annual exhibition
to be held in the Dubois 4 Gay hall,
December II. 10 and 16. The Judge will
be Paul p. Ives Of Gullford. Conn.
Mrs. Ann Moulton has closed her
apartment in the house OF Mr.. Wolcott
on the Highlands and on Saturday went
to Hartford to spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs Benjamin Briggs
Mrs. Melissa Chadwick has closed her
rooms in the house Of Mrs. John Moses
and gone to board for the winter with
her brother Silas Chadwick.-Mrs B. D..
Dubois is now established at the Ran
dolph Inn for the winter.-Miss Ruth
Sprague, one Of the grade teachers, was
in Bethel Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs.
y. G., Buck returned Saturday from n
several days' trip on the west side Of
the State, where she went to make an
official visit to several Rebekah lodges.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds
are now moving their household goods
from the Thayer house. in which they
have been for the last eight years. the
house having been purchased by Mrs.
f.. A. Banister and her daughter, Mrs.
Heber Holman,-Mrs. Florence Hamblin
left Sunday night for New York and
will enter a hospital at Brooklyn for
surgical treatment.-Mrs. Charles Angel.
who has been very i'll, is now somewhat
more CONFERENCE.-The Perley Clifford,
after being with her aunt Mrs A. A.
Chadwick, since last Tuesday. left Sat
urday for her home In Windsor-The
Rev. Frederick Leeds went to Burling-
ton Saturday for few days stay
Mrs. Alexander England of Mortified
visited her brother, w. A. Mcintosh
Friday night, returning to her home Sat
urday.-The Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Craw-
ford returned Friday from a weeks stay
in Burlington.-Mrs. Ralph Hale of VII
Jamestown. who has been the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Averill, returned
to her home Saturday o. w
Mann has been in Boston since Wednes-
day nght,-The juniors of the Methodist
Church held a food sale in the vestry
Of the Methodist Church on Saturday
afternoon.
Charles Angel left Sunday night fol-
| Bethel to begin work Monday morning
for the Fisher company, chrome tan,
4 Ming manufacturers. Mrs, Angel Is
somewhat improved, News has been re-
| celVed of the illness a. Richmond OF
NJ. II. Miller, who recently went there
to pass the winter with his son, VIII
! liam Miller.-Mrs. -. L. Newton closed
| her apartments on School street Sun
/ day and that night went to Barre with
/ her daughter. Miss Ethel Newton. fol
the winter.-The juniors of the Metho'
dist Church realized Sc, SO from their food
sale held in the vestry Saturday after
noon and the amount was presented to
I NJ. Il. Morse, State Sunday school SUI
! perintendent, to apply on the small debt
| Of that society.-The schools In town
closed Wednesday for the Thanksgiving
recess,-An orchestra Of four pieces has
! been installed in the Baptist Church.
/ George Nichols shot bear while hunt
! ing deer with DR.. Rumrll and the AMI
mai was at once brought to the doctors
barn, where 1t has been on exhibition
| 1t was thought to be yearing, Mrs
I L. r. Sparhawk Is very Ill and for few
days has been in a partially unconscious