Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-03-04

ans Literary club at the hOnc Satur-
day afternoon.
A dog belonging to Wallace Hill, who
lives in the Foster house and has charge
OF the farm of G.. A. Chedel. killed a
deer on the farm the other day. The
deer was dressed and shipped to Mont
pelicr Monday Mrs. r. f.. Tewisbury
and Miss Marshall of Waitsield left
Sunday for Boston.-Arthu Page of
Lynn, Mass, was here Nonday.-Mrs.
Mary Kellogg went to Bethel Monday on
n business trip.-Miss Valentine Packard
returned Monday from Braintrcc, whore
she has been for "a week, to work for Il
short time in the Herald & News office.
Mrs. Niles. who has been here from
Hartford. Conn. for several weeks with
Mrs. A. f.. kendrick, left Monday.-The
Grange meeting was well attended Satu'-
day night. Nineteen names were pre-
sented and voted upon for the next class.
Tho program consisted of a farce, Hans
Won SMASH acted by Roy Danvow, DR..
Holden. Harry Jones, Evelyn Sault,
Glenn Bailey, Mildred Danyow and Mar
guerite Hutchinson.-George r. Slack.
who came from Iilisdale. Mich. last
week to attend to his farm, which has
l'N'itIH ~ 'IhnNE lfIl EloIi'ldN.-
Miss Ruth Wheeler. who has been teach
ing in Bethel Lympus. has closed her
school and is now at her home.-Fred
Fairbanks after visiting his mother. Mrs.
Edna Fairbanks. for several days eft
Monday for Newport, n. H., leaving Mrs
Fairbanks for "A longer visit here.-Miss
Flora 9ell left Monday for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G.. Buck and daughter.
Iris Buck, who were in Lebanon. y. r.,
over Sunday, have returned home.
Or e. ]. Rumrill entertained Tic
University club Monday night There
were present 20 iembere and guests,
who were served with a dinner and
afterwards listened to a paper by Guy
La Amelia Mayo has come
for a several days stay with Mrs.
Frank Mann NJ her home on Central
strect-Mrs. J. J. Stimets and Ms.
George DIVER returned Monday night
from n several DAYS stay in Nashua,
y H.. and Boston. IN the former
place the, visited Mr. and Mrs 8. 8.
Whitcomh, Wlu formerly lived in
town and who it is expected will re-
turn here in the sprirW-Nrs. Susie
A. Scott OF Lowell. Mass. Il ~sevarai
49, 49, ~ WI hiih -IiH sNiItlli vi
the Highlands. loft Tuesday for .hnlr
home.-Miss Florence Richardson. who
has been teaching in Royalton. has
closed her school for the spring and
zone To visit her sister. Mrs Earl
liibhard, in South Royalton.-C. T..
Clafin of Bethel was in town Tuesday
morning.-Miss Mary Adams. a teach
or in the North Andover. Mass. high
school, is at her home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Adams and
has as her guest Miss Annie l.. Sar-
gent. sub-principal in the same school.
Mis- Agnes Sault. who for a long
time has been on the Herald and News
force. has been obliged to give up her
work temporarily and on Tuesday
morning underwent an operation at
the sanitarium for gall bladder trouble.
The following officers were elected Tues
day: Moderator. l.. b. Johnson: clerk,
+. F.. Briggs; seleCtman for three years,
A.. NJ. Smith; lister for three years. &. $.
Hall; road commissioner c. w. Danyow;
overseer of poor. A. H.. Bcedle: collector.
A. II. Beedlc: trustee of public money, T.
A.. Thomas; treasurer, \. NJ. Hubbard:
first auditor, A.. c. Wells: second auditor,
'C'' 80 49, IN vi IL. =
Briggs; town grand jurors. l.. ]. Harring.
ton, NJ. NJ. Wilson, T.. -. Camp. g. j.
Stockwell; first constable, p. u. Howe:
library trustee for five years, T.. A..
Thomas; agent to prosecute and defend
suits, G. G. Clifford: cemetery commits
sion"rS, 5. r. Waldo, l. :. Chase, II. 4.
Allen. The vote for license was % Yes,
1874 no; fifth class license, % yes, 1iS no.
MIRO Cln ,la. pol,,, u..-. 4.
y. H., Wednesday for Il several weeks
stay with her dauGhter-Arthur Page. a
painter. who has come from Lynn. Mass.
TO assist Charles Palmer in his work
here. Is boarding with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. French.-Mrs. a. +. Grover came
from Lawrence. Mass. Tuesday night
and on Wednesday with her sister. Mrs.
n. C.. Greene, went to Roxbury to attend
the funeral Of their aunt, Mrs. Eunice
F1int.-lienry Luce moved Wednesday
from Pearl street to the farm of Mel
len Smith in Braintree, which he is to
carry on this season.-Mr. Bean has
moved in town from a farm and is now
living in the DIR. Gould house on Railroad
street.-Miss Alyce Buck is i'll with a
cold Ellen Lattimer gave n card
party Wednesday afternoon In honor of
Mrs. Belle Dunn, who left on the even
ing train for White River Junction.
where she was to remain over night with
Mrs. l.. y. Gibbs and then go ON to
Worcester. Mass, to remain for an in
definite time.-Thc ladies of the Baptist
Church had a large patronage Tuesday
at their dinner and supper in the ves-
try of the church-The funeral of Mrs.
Mary Goidsbury Will be held ut her home
this afternoon, the Rev. w r. Sparhawk
officiating. The remains will be taken
by Captain Bowman, an old friend, 10
Barre for interment.-Bert Fullam. who
has been in Brookfield for a few weeks.
Eeld. where he Is to carry on the farm
owned by his father.-The Bethel and
Randolph Basketball clubs Will meet In
q game here Friday night at the Grange
hall.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Mrs. Charles I. Boyden. who was seri-
ously III, IL somewhat Deterioration
preaching service was held in the Con-
g%regational Church Sunday and similar
services VIII be held there by agreement
Ave Sundays longer, when It is hoped a
permanent agreement may be made IN
continue union services with the Rev.
George Il Goodlirc as pastor.-Mrs. D.
n. Nutting. who has been III two weeks,
is n little better There was a small at
tendance at the town meeting Tuesday.