Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-25
GRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Miss Beatrice Thompson Of Mont
pelier arrived Saturday to visit her
mother at the home Of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. Fostcr--A. X.
Smalley of Waterbury Center came Sat
urday to pass an indefinite time with his
sister Mrs. f. r.. IIeath.--Edwin Good
win, who was injured by being struck
by a train two weeks ago. was not as
we'll Saturday.-Mrs. jackson of Barnard
was at the sanitarium Saturday to see
her husband who was brought here We'd
nesday. his right arm being crushed by a
falling trcc,--Miss Florence Hobart. who was
obliged to leave her work at the store
OF Bell Brothers Friday night was taken
TO the san!tarium the following night
for treatment for appendictis.-Ray
Ordway has rented the room formerly
occupied by the Mazzolin firm for their
grocery department and has opened
store for the sale Of automobile supplies
Miss Clara Pember Of Rochester is
passing several days with Mrs CAL
kins on Franklin street-Mrs. Mary
strong left Monday for Boston where
she is to meet friends from the West.
and afterwards go to Keene, n. H.. to
visit her brother, the Hon. Herbert
Niall-Ralph Hamilton of st. Johns
bury joined his wife and child
here Saturday and Mrs. Thomas
st, Lawrence for several days visitors
with friends I'm Morrsville returned
home Monday.-Miss Jennie Bell of
Walden arrived Monday to spend a
part of the week with Mrs. T.. H. Ma
son.-Miss Florence Hobart. who un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
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representative from this town, was
obliged to go to Windsor and Brat
tleboro Monday morning before going
back to Montpelicr-Miss Jennie
Welch has made an Improvement in
her physical condition in the last few
days-Mrs. +. ]. Cantlin and son,
Clark left Monday for Hinsdale. ~
H.. where she went to visit her son
and family.-Mrs Mary Hodgkins was
summoned to Bethel Monday morning
by the critical illness of her friend
Mrs. Baker.-The young ladies Of the
Baptist Church gave a sugar party at
the Baptist Church Monday evening"
The junior prize speaking contest is
to be held in the music hall Thursday
evening and Immediately following
there will be a dance in Dubois e.
Gays hall-The Rev. G. +. crawford
announced Sunday morning that serv-
ices would lie held in the Methods t
church every night of holy week, ex-
cept Saturday, and the monthly union
service for March would be held Sun
day evening at the same church,
Emerson mill narrowly escaped being
burned Sunday afternoon when a fire
started on the Pearl street side OF the
mill from cindcrs from a burning out
, chimney. A small blaze was going on
the roof when people living nearby
discovered it and summoned help
Mrs John Wood has gone to her home
in Randolph Center to spend sometime
with her parents,
Mrs, Kate Davis Duval, who is the
bookkeeper for the creamery at Cam,
bridge Junction, where NJ. C, Washburn,
formerly of this place, is the manager.
| arrived Tuesday and visited Mrs. George
w, Pride before going to her home in
Bethel Miss Evelyn Sault was taken Ill
| as she came out of church Sunday morn
Ing and after calling the physician 1t was
found that she was suffering from APP
pendicitis. Tuesday she was taken to the
sanitarium for an operation,-'Mrs. w. c.
Emerson, after spending Sunday in Con-
cord, y. H.. returned home Monday. -
| Miss Marjorie Chedel is in Portland,
| Conn. passing several weeks with her
brother DR. Charles Chedel, and wife. -
Officer James Whitney Of South Royalton
came Monday morning and arrested
Leon Bedor, who had been here rev
weeks at work for z. $, Smith on a farm
charged with breaking into summer
house located half way between South
Royalton and Sharon The affair hap
| pened some time ago He was taken II
| South Royalton for trial--Mr, and Mrs
Fred Terry of Worcester, Mass, came