Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-28
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RANDOLPH.

Mrs Eliza Stoughton, who has been
with her daughter Mrs Alice Rumrill.
went to Barre Sunday to spend few
days with another daughter, Mrs, Tenney.
Miss Jessie Chedel is passing several
weeks in Woodstock Rochester
club gave another of its old folk dances
at the Grange hall Friday night.-Emer
Patch OF East Granville is at the
sanitarlum recovering from an operation.
Miss Grace Larry OF Granville Is visit
ing Miss Nina sh.-Bradford Bass.
who has been with his sister. Mrs. C. r.
Pratt. left Saturday for Boston.-The
Rev. and Mrs Fraser Metzger went to
Burlington Friday-A party from here
went to Bethel Saturday to attend the
races at the Blue Hill pond. In the party
were Misses Florence and Lucinda
Howard and Mrs. Lewis Wilhams.-Niss
Doris Rogers. who lives in Braintree
but who Is we'll known here. is critically
III at her home with pneumonia.
Mrs Lewis Williams left Monday for
Bethel for a short stay.-A very interest
Ing program was given at the grange
meeting Saturday night, which consisted
of selections from the orchestra, choir
and a well-written paper on Braintree
there will be an observance of the 25th
anniversary of the formation Of the
grange.-Miss Annie Messer left Monday
for Rochester to spend a few days there,
called by the illness of cousin.-Roy
Johnson. who has been at home from
Dartmouth College, has returned to re-
sumo his studies,-Mrs. Lena Wright 10
ill.-Mrs. Joseph Brown. who has been
in Montpelier to visit her daughter. Mrs.
James Mullaly, returned Monday.-The
meeting Of the Christian Brotherhood In
the parish house Monday night was we'll
attended The speakers were Senator
Max L, Powell and Representa- tive NJ. ].
Hapgood of Peru.-Mrs. Ella Smalley is
now located In the house she recently
purchased OF w. II. Pelton.-Misses Bertha
and Mary Morse were in Bethel Sunday.
News has been received from Evelyn
Tucker Waters, who underwent an opera
ton for the removal OF goitre at the
Fanny Allen hospital Winooski. that she
rallied from the operation. and Is now as
comfortable as could be expected, with
reasonable hope OF recovery.
Elmer Patch. who has been at the
sanitarium for an operation for ap-
pendicitis for 10 days, was able Tues
day to go to his home in East Gran
ville.--Nyss Doris Rogers who for 10
days has been critically Ill with pneu-
monia. is now thought to be better
Miss Jessie Chedel, who has been in
Woodstock for three weeks. returned
Tuesday.--Mrs Mary Kellogg went TO
Bethel Tuesday. ]. Stimets left Tues
day for Potsdam, n. Y, to attend the
funeral OF his mother. whose cath oc-
CURED In New Haven, Conn, and whose
remains we're brought to Potsdam for
interment Mrs. Stimets Is survived by
three sons and two daughters Mrs Fred
Davis of Bethel made a business trip
here Tuesday.-Mrs John Jacobs
and child were among the visitors In
town Tuesday, coming to pass n short
time with Mrs Jacobs's mother Mrs
Matte Copeland at the inn-Nsr. and
Mrs V. A. Grant have closed their house
on the Terrace and gone to the Naples
to board Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. F1elders
Of RoNbury came Tuesday to visit Mr.,
Faelders's mother. Mr.. ]. D. LApert--
Miss Grace Larry, who has been here
for a week. the Euest Of Miss Nina
Parish, left Tuesday for Granviils-Mrs
Rogers q former resident, but alter hv-
ing In Chelsea, was In town Tuesday
She may return shere permanently
party of seven ladies. consisting of Mrs
s. IL. Howard. her daughter. Mrs. Gerald