Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-30
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

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town for few days with her mother
Mrs. mclaughlin, left for her home in
Waterbury Tuesday afternoon. Edward
Eldredge her son, returned the same
day.-M NJ. Wilson was in Bethel on
business Tuesday.--Mrs. Julia Pierce OF
Rochester was in town Tuesday to Visit
Mrs. Dora Ashley Of South Royalton'
who has been at the sanitarium for treat
ment.-Report has come from Richmond
that N II. Miller is very low and Is not
expected to live many days.-Miss Georgia
White who he's been in Nergennes Tor
month. employed in the Industrial schooi'
is now at home for n week with the Kew
and Mrs Homer Whitc..-Friends OF the
Rev fraser Metzger connected with MS
church and congregation presented him
a purse of 1912. 20 as a Christmas present
to be used for the purchase of an auto
noblle.-Mrs. Carrie Williams of Ware,
Mass, is being entertained b. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Averill.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
p. Morse returned Monday from a sew
eral days stay in Grafton, the guests of
MIS-. Morse's parents, Mr.. and Mrs r.
O. Mansfield.-,Mr and Mrs. F. 3. Conner
came Monday from Hanover. n. H.
where they had been since the Friday
bcfore--The annual election OF officers
was held at the Rebekah Lodge Tues
day evening and for the Cd. Fellows
Lodge the night before and Mrs. r.
T.. ketchum have returned from a sew
were summoned by the illness of the
The funeral of Mrs. Jacob Eddy. who
tSyal to, Tro i,axr 4
her late home.--George Mann, son and
daughter, Of Dewey's Mills. left Tues
day after a short time with Mrs. Will
liam Mann. M. Mann's mother.-Mr and
Mrs Ernest Hatch have returned from
Manchester, N. H.. where they have been
since Saturday.-Mrs c. r. Pratt was
in Bethel Tuesday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
T. L. Bass.
Mrs. William Bailey died Tuesday
after n brief Illness. Mrs. Bailey was
not quite as well as usual on Friday
and shortly developed pneumonia, dy-
ing Tuesday. For years Mrs. Bailey
had been resident here and had
gained many friends. Mrs. Lovisa
(Fairbanks) Bailey is survived by her
husband and adopted daughter, Miss
Ida Bailey: one brother, william Fair
banks of Manchester, n. H.; one half
brother, June Fairbanks. living at
Amsden; and nephew, Halstead Fair
banks. who resides at Proctor. The
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon at two o'clock. the Rev. DR.. Ho-
mer White officiating. Friday morn
ing the remains will be taken to Wood
stock for interment.-MissN ettye Rob-
bins, teacher OF art in Bayonne n. j..
Is passing her vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Cora Robbins.-W. H
Wires of Lynn. Mass. is the guest of
his brother, Capt. Henry Wires, at the
home of the latter's daughter. Mrs c.
w. Hayward.--Dr. and Mrs. III. w. Hol-
den. who has been In Rutland for the
funeral of the formers stepfather, Mr.
Horner, returned Tuesday night.-Mrs
j. b. Eldredge and her son. Edward
Eldredge, who have been in town
since Sunday. returned to Waterbury
Tuesday.--The news from NJ II. Miller
at Richmond is very discouragng
and 1t Is feared that ne will not rally
Emerson mill was opened Monday
morning and work resumed for the
present.-Arthur II. Putnam, employed
in Springfield, Mass. returned to re-
sumo his work Wednesday after pass
| ing week with his family here
| Fern Rebekah lodge held it's annual
meeting Tuesday evening and elected
the following officers: Noble Grand
Mrs. Ellen I4attimer; Mrs Edna Fair
banks. vice-grand Miss Abbie r
Clarke. secretary; Miss Inez Litchfield
treasurer. The Odd Fellows lodge
also held their annual meeting Mon
day night, the following officers being
elected: Noble Grand, +. H. Ketchum
j. w. Ford. vice-grand; N. c. Buck
secretary; A. NJ Hubbard. treasurer.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Prin. and Mrs. Green are in Coventr!