Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-02
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


here last week with Mrs D. b. Fas-
sett, left for her home in Goshen Satur-
day morning.-Miss Mabel Flanders,
who has been with Mrs. Clarence Sault
for two months, went to Rochester Sat
urday-Wardner Hodgkins was a guest
of his son. w. G.. Hodgkins, for a few
days last Week and returned to his
home in Rochester Saturday.-Mr and
Mrs. Robert Bruce of Lebanon. n. H.,
have been spending a few days with
Mrs. Alice Bruce-Mrs. Fannie Amazon
has come from Pittshed to pass the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. K. II.
Slack.-E. f. Briggs, town clerk, has is
sued 60 hunting licenses this season.
c. o. Osha. who has been travelling for
several years. has located at Northiield,
/ where he has opened plumbing bust
ness. His niece. Miss Elida Sandspra.
| is his casher.-George Packard. who
| has until recently been employed at
! Manchester, has gone to Rawleigh,
Mass, to work,-Dr ana Mrs. Harry
| Clark of Danvers, Mass. who have been
| in town with Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Clark
left Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Hol-
man. Jr., and Mrs. L. A. Baister have
moved into the house they recently pur-
| chased of l.. p. Thaycr.-Mrs. Charles
| Dwyer who was operated upon at the
sanitarium last week for appendicitis,
is making a good recovery.-Col. Israe!
| Converse Chapter, D. a. r., held their
| meeting Saturday afternoon at the home
| Of Abbe +. Clarke.--A son, Harold
| clayton, was born Sunday at the SAM
tarium to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Saw
yer of Royalton.-Mlss Lucille Grant a
Wellesley College student, is at home
| with her parents Mr. and Mrs. V. a.
| Grant.-Miss Jessie Chede a teacher in
| Springfield, is passing "A few days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel
Mrs. NJ. w. Chamberln and mother,
| Mrs. s. j. Walbridge, We're in Rocking
| ham the first of last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Walbridges brother.
! The death of Der mis- Rattee, an aged
man. who lived with his son. Julius
| Eattee, occurred sunday night. Mr.
| Rattee is survived by his wife, one daugh-
! ter, Mrs. Harper, who lives in Connecticut,
! and six sons, three of whom live in town,
two in RoXbury, and one at Waterbury,
/ Miss Eta Chamberl.n, who has been here
from Montpelier for few days with
Mrs. O. S Chamterlr ana Miss Mary
| Pratt returned Sunday night to resume
teaching Monday r:orning in the Union
- H'oi az -NoutptlIeT,-MlS Jennie Car
ruthers, a teacher in Bur.ington after
passing several days with Misses Marjorie
and Jessie Chedel. left for home Sunday
nsht-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crandal of
burlington, who have been entertained for
a few days by Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Sails
| bury, have returned Mrs. Walter
Hutchns of Boston and her guests Mrs
Frances Sargent and son, Francis Sar-
| dow
at the Randolph Inn.-George Walker of
Holyoke, Mass after visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ida Drake, left Saturday for his
home, Other guests of Mrs, brakes are,
her uncle i. F. Spear Of Nedford, Mass.
and her cousin Miss Edith Spear of
Lebanon. n. H,-Randolph Grange held
their regular meeting Saturday night and
the following officers We're elected: Master
John l.. hutchinson; overseer o. n
Gates Lecturer, Mrs j. IL. Harlow;
steward, Robert Chedel; assistant steward
Harry Jones; chaplain, Mrs. o. n. Gates;
treasurer, Allen Priest, secretary, Miss
A!yce Buck gate keeper. Roy Jones;
ceres, Mrs, j, l.. Hutchinson; Pomona
Mrs George Allen; Flora, Mrs. Frank
fofd, lady assistant steward, Mss Mary
Ifest; pianist Miss Beatrice Pinney;
chor director, Glenn Bailey; march direc-
Tor Roy Danyou; reporter Mrs. Eugenie
Narrlsah'-Miss Helen blanchard. stu
dent at Smith College, and cyril Angel
at dartmouth. We're among the number
10 leave here Sunday to resume their
. stuoles-Miss Molie Putnam has returned
10 barnard and Mrs. c. j. Dyke to Tun-
bfldse'- MISS Mary Adams returned to
North AndoVer Sunday TO take her posi-
'ioh as teacher Of the commercial de-
= parlmeht In the school there.-News has
1 been received from Mrs. Florence Hambln
VINO went to Brooklyn, y. Y. last week
q 10 enter hospital for surgical treat
y iheht' mat she has passed safely through
$ an operation and is doing we'll as could
e DE eNpected,-The regular monthly union
; service of the churches was held at the
: baptlst Church Sunday evening with the
$ Kew Fraser Metzger as speaker.M Miss
d N"iehtihe has returned t. Braintree after
@ visit over Sunday night with friends.
n MIS- j. !" Moses sustained a slight
: shocK or paralysis Saturday.
!, Mrs Charles Brown Of White River
:. junction was in town Tuesday to make
/, ARRANGEMENTS for taking her sister, Mrs,
k iia,ue Mcbride Drew. from the SAM
!, 'arum' where she has been for time,
: 10 the nome Of Mrs. Jesse Blodgett Mrs,
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