Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-10-28


Royalton and two from Gaysvilie'-lne
meeting OF the Randolph Grange was wen
attended Saturday night and vs. ioiio"
| ing program was given; SELECTION ny 'no
ladies' orchestra; piano duet Marsue.''o
and Esther Hutchinson; paper
mont" Mrs. Carrigan; current events
Miss Ivis Flint; recitation, Josephine
Etimets; solo, Eliza Goodheart' sn"i'
readings, by SEVERAL paper ne
Chautauqua by Mrs. George riih'
tableau, 1.-THE Three Graces;' reauihs
by Mrs. j. n. Thompson; news Items
Miss Florence Richardson; song Hutcn'h-
son Girls quartet; reading, Emma oes
! mour; paper, Mrs. John Bass the fanny
album. Mrs. Daniel Bass and others; read
ing. Mrs. Lucius Goodhcart; song by the
Hutchinson quartet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Thomas lett Mohoay
for New London. n. H.. for week stay.
Arthur Osha of Rochester was In town
/ Nonday-Frank Smith is in Montpelier
where he is at work for the Lane Manu-
featuring company.-Mrs. Nellie smith Oh
Mortified arrived Monday for short stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. N. {. Buck.-L' L.
J Thayer of Morrisvillc came Monday for
business and pleasure trip herc.-Wiliiam
Miller of Richmond was in town Sunday
To see his father, NJ. II. Miller. who Is
very ill.-Mrs. Jasper Iovett of Warren
arrived Monday and will pass week
with her parents out of town. Mrs. Low
EFT will be remembered as Miss Sallie
Fitts.-Miss A. NJ. Vaughan came Satur.
urday from Shelburne and went to Ran
dolph Center on trip to the agricultural
school, where she does the business for
her husband, A. NJ. Vaughan. who Is one
of the trustees. Sunday she passed with
| her mother. Mrs D. ". Morse. and left
that night for Lyndonville.-Mr and Mrs.
3. A. Whittemore who formerly lived in
town, were here for an over-Sunday visit
| Mr.. and Mrs George Waters arrived by
automobile Sunday afternoon and We're
| guests of Mr.. Waters's mother. Mrs. j. f.
French, till Monday when they left for
their home in Middlebury. f. NJ
Woodwork has been engaged by the com
mttee in charge for matron of the Ran
dolph public rest room. and will move
there the last Of the week.-Mrs.. Thomas
Bridges has returned from Boston.-The
ladies of the Methodist Church will hold a
dollar social in their vestry Friday even
ing when they will tell in prose or verse
the manner in which they earned the dol
liar which they contrbute--Cha Pal
mer and II. +. Woods returned Sunday
from Newport, n. H., where they had
been for several weeks. Mr.. Palmer is
now at work at the inns C. Clark does
not improve.
William Osha while at P-aintree Mon.
day attempted to stop a runaway horse
and had his shoulder put out Of joint
1t ~
automobile. Mr. Osha was etherized and
the shoulder put back in place. Mr.
Osha is Il years of age but Tuesday
was able to be up around the house.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds and Mrs
l. S. Chase, who have been in Maine fol-
two months. arrived by automobile last
week. coming through Massachusetts tc
Rutland and from there home. On Tues
d. Mr.. Leeds left for New York, to be
gone for several days, while Mrs. Leeds
will remain In town with her parents
Misses Helen and Mary Wedgwood left
Tuesday for New York. where they viii
rass about 10 days.-Miss Alice Woodland
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs D. c
Woodland, arrived Tuesday from Mohonl
Lake, \. Y, for a short stay with hel
parents.-Charles o. Hobbs, who ha.
been in town since Friday with his sis
ter Mrs. George Linton. left Tuesda,
for Lyme, n. H., where he went to visi
his mother.-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Stewar
after visiting their niece. Mrs. F.. b
Wood, over Sunday. left for their hom'
in Rutland Tuesday.-Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Cabe and daughter, Miss Annie McCabe
who have been with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Elliott for several months. left Tuesda,
for New York.-The regular meeting o
Fern Rebekah Lodge was held Tuesda.
evening and an invitation was received
from the Bethel Lodge to attend a dis
trict meeting with them November A.
The ladies of Bethany Guild will give
chicken-pi supper at the parish no =
to-day.-Mrs Ida Martin Of Moretowl
was entertained Monday by Mrs. Ami
Marshall George at her home on Fores
street.-Fred Jerd after passing severa
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fairbank
at Newport \. H., returned home Mon
day.-Mrs. Ellen Lattimer returned Mon
day morning from an over-Sunday visi
in Stockbridge.- Mabel Adams an
daughter, Miss Miriam, went to Rutlan
Tuesday-Mrs. Harriet Goodell afte
. visiting Mrs Jones and her daughters
Misses Linnin and Nellie. for a shor
time. left Monday for Braintree. wher
she has been living for time
| Mr. and Mrs. Heber Holman have pur
chased Of L. =. Thayer Of Worthwhile hi
house on the Highlands. which he for
merly occupied and later leased to tn
Rev Frederick Leeds.-Miss Jennie Be
arrived from Walden Wednesday for
J few days stay with Mrs. T.. II. Mason
, Mrs. Mary Hodgkins went to Bethel Wed
nesday to meet and visit with a niece
Mrs. G. A. Chedel went Wednesday t
r Woodstock, where she is to renal
n few days with Mr.. Chedel's aunt, VIII
is in poor health-Mrs. Fay Burnell an
r child of Woodstock are with Mrs. BuI
r nells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mar
g chester, this week.-Harry Morton c
Hyde Park, Mass. Joined Mrs. Morto
=. here Wednesday to remain till Sunda,
when they will both return home.--M
and Mrs Walter Ordway of Boston WEI
r in town from Friday till Tuesday to Wis
Y their son, Ray Ordway.--Mrs. Carrie Sar
s born OF Sterling, Mass. and daughte
r Mrs. White, of Arlington. Mass. afte
= visiting Mrs. Flint at the home of Lyma
r Hutchinson, left for their home Wednes
O day.-Mrs. Fred Whitney and daughtt
Of Bethel We're In town Wednesday,
q Mrs. Lizzie Messer. Miss Annie. hi
: daughter. and Miss Mary Lamson le
r Wednesday for Rutland.-Mrs. Afa Cal
after a several weeks stay with Mr.
r +. II. Ketchum left Tuesday for Mon
pelier.-Miss Maud Wiley was taken
5 in school Tuesday and is now very