Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-29
GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs Sherburnr ~ Maiden Mass. after
passing week with Miss Eleanor j.
Clark, left Saturday for her home.-A
game of baseball Saturday afternoon be
tween the West Lebanon. y. H., team
and Randolph resulted in a victory for
the latter. the score being : to AIRS.
Emogene Buck returned Saturday from
Ilainhed. The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick
Leeds who wer. at Burlington last
week to attcnd the conservation Of the
Rev. George Y. Bliss. II. d. bishop
coadiutor Of the diocese of Vermont.
stopped here on their return and Sat
urday MIR. Leeds went to Shelburne
Falls. Mass. to occupy his pulpit sun
day. lea wing Mrs Leeds for longer
stay with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
7. $. Chase-The Rev. and Mrs. Fraser
Metzgcr and MIR. and Mrs. Luther T.
johnson entertained party of about 20
at the parish house Thursday night The
program was largely musical. the Ran
dolph high school orchestra furnishing
music. The Rcv J. H. Thompson and
Miss Blanche Sparhawk furnished vocal
solos Miss Marcott aud Miss Pinney
gave piano solos and Miss Marcott and
Mrs, Bingham gave piano duets,--Con-
gressman Frank Greene of St Adams
was present. being the guest of Mr..
e, hnsnn. and gave a witty and interesting
oddroes ro,lovjnp tho exercises re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Green" was
entertained by Mr.. Johnson until the
! following day. Mrs. c. T. Hollis has gone
| to Natick Mass. for two Weeks.-Mr.
and Mrs Dwight Emerson of Boston
have been guests of Mr ana Mrs. j. G.
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IN regard to the 'tr'-town eXhlo't' Whc"
VIII De "'Id IN the IAN On IL H'"V" i''7
scale than formerly The plans are
not yet definitely WORKED out oul VIII
include parade, sports and an ADDRESS
at the Chandler music nall Ine Mer-
chants association voted to give $50 TO
hSsi"' III ''S S"PN"SN'''
Braintree. Brookfeld and Randolph be-
Ing interested, it is thought the exhio1t
will be quite large.
Thaddeus Wells who two years ago
came from Cambridge. where he had Tor
years owned large farm and exchanged
his property there for the M. {. Roweli
property on the Rowell Addition, died
suddenly Monday morning at his nome.
He was able to speak to his wife. telling
her to call "A neighbor. but before thS
neighbor arrived Mr. Wells had died. The
cause of his death is thought to have
been heart failure He is survived by his
wife. a. daughter and son. both of WhoH
are in school here--The remains of Mrs
Charles Written, who died at the sani
tarium Friday night, were taken to hel
home in East Granville Sunday. The fur
neral was held Monday at Bethany
. Church. the Rev Fraser MetZger ofticiat
3 ing. Music was by a quartette consist
ing Of Miss Blanche Sparhawk. Miss Gal
= Iamson, Edwin Martin and A. II
] Beedle. The remains were taken to Ran
5 dolph Center to be placed beside a broth
!. err who died short time ago, Mrs
. Whitten Is survived by her husband, al
Y infant daughter. n mother. Mrs Stewart
8 and n sister living at East Granville
!, The Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Smithers, VIII
= have been AZ the Methodist conference