Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-02-25
lRANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Saturday night to be guests of Judge and
Mrs. J. w. Rowell.-Miss May Brudish, a
teacher In Medford. Mass, came Satur-
day night to he the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Eaton, who have also for their guest Mrs
Buck of Boston.-Mrs Minnie Buttles.
who has been very i'll for several days
with pneumonia, died Saturday noon.
Mrs. Buttlcs had been holding
her own for a few hours and it was
hoped could rally. but her strength was
not sufficient. She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. George Rogers, with
whom she was at the time Of her death,
Mrs. james Hayes of East Braintrce,
and Mrs. Arthur Brooks Of Rochester.
who with her husband has been here for
a few sdays. one son, Riley Moulton of
Waitsfeld, was also here \ son liNinS
in Warren was unable to tc present on
account of illness. The interment was
in Lincoln, where they took tn" ie-
mains the first of the wcek.-Miss ln"z
Litchficld left Saturday for Springfield to
remain for a few days with friends.-A
large card party was given by the Central
street club Friday right in the Edison
hall. The same night Or. and Mrs. f.. G.
Angel and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sargent
gave a card party at the home of the for
mer.-E. r. Salisbury, who has been in
Boston, ha $ returned home,-Mrs, Lucinda
Cleveland has finished a term of school
in the Ffndlay Bridge district in Bethel
and is now at homc.-Mrs. Jennie Clifford,
who Is at the home Of Mrs. y. 3. Fas-
sett, had two hemorrhages Of the lungs
Friday and is in a critical condition. Her
sisters, Mrs. +. A. Lamb and Mrs. Charles
Griswold. We're both with her and her
brother. Frank Jowett, also has been
here.-Mrs. Frank Stile Is confined to the
hoise.-Mrs. Martin Summer of Braintree
was In town Saturday, the guest of her IA
thcr, A. II. Flint.-Two exciting basketball
games We're played in the Grange han
Friday night, the first between the Clare
mont. y. H.. and the Randolph team
which resulted in a victory for the latter.
score being 90 to 6. The other game was
between the high school team and the
second team and a victory was gained by
the former. Two Of the local boys in the
first game received injuries. which are
not thought to be ious.-tliffo Aver
i'll of Claremont, y. II. is In town for a
few lays with his mother, Mrs. Clara
Avcrill.
The death OF Leo Calvin Cook occurred
at the SAINT rum Sunday night at about
eight o'clock. Mr.. cook was taken Ill
with iaundice about two weeks ago, de-
velopinG serious symptoms. He was taken
to the sanitarium and AS a last resort an
operation was performed upon the gall
duct, but the operation had no curative
result and he sank rapidly till death came
Sunday night. He was born 80 years ago
in Irasburg. graduated from the tntver-
sitY of Vermont in the class OF lNh ana
since the ablishment of the agricnl-
tural school at the Center has been there
engaged as a teacher nearly the entire
time. His parents arrived Saturday. The
funeral services Were held Tuesday at
the home of DIR. j. =. Clifford and the re-
mains were taken to lrasburg for inter-
ment. He is survived by his parents ana
his wife. granddaughter of the late Rev.
+. \. Granger. "a Methodist minister or
much note in the State a few years ago.
Miss Dorothy Allis. who Is a student in
the Moody school at Mortified. Mass.
and has been at her home here for the
holiday recess. returned Monday To re-
sumo her studies.-Mrs John Goodrich,
who has been the guest of her mother.
Mrs. Celia Clifford. over Sunday returned
home ~MondaY.-Miss Blanche shepard.
who was with her sister. Mrs. Frank WILL
liams, in Braintree over Sunday. went to
Bethel MondaY.-Mr. and Mrs. John Rog-
ers came from Northheld Sunday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Banister and on Mon
day night returned to Northfield.-Mrs
Ellen Clifford Ellis, who has been here
since Friday with her mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Clifford. who Is now very low with
tubercular trouble, returned Monday to
Pittsheld.- Richard Grant from Spring
field is passing Il few days with his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs, V. A, Grant Miss
Amy DRAKE. teacher in the training de-
partment Of the high school in Wood
stock, was IN town over sunday, the
guest of Miss Eleanor Clark.-Arthu
Austin left here last week for Gardner
Me, to assist in the store of Bell Broth
ers, while A. j. Bell and his clerk in the
suit department are in New fork.-l-hke
Conner, a student in tho University %
Vermont. was at home over Sunday with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. +, b. Conner,
who also had with them Saturday another
son, Ernest Conner. of Hanover, n. H.,
and q daughter, Mrs, Barrett. from the
same place.-Mr. and Mrs, Byron Man
chester are moving from the Manchester
farm to the Mccall PLACE recently pur-
chased Of John Wood. Charles Ketchum,
who has been in town for four months
left Saturday for Boston Miss Valentine
Packard is at her home in Braintree.
DIR. and Mrs. Gilman Wheeler, who
came from Boston Saturday to visit
friends, returned home Wednesday, Mr'
and Mrs. Ernest Tracy gave a dinner
party Sunday in honor of the 5Oth mar
riage anniversary Of Mrs. Tracy's father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs, Harris bass
Mr.. and Mrs. Wales Bass, DR., and Mrs.
Gilman Wheeler of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Andrews OF Maiden, Mass, ana
Mr.. and Mrs, A. f.. Bass of this place
attended, The anniversary was not
, known to many people, and this quiet
> manner of celebrating the event was
taken because of the III health of Mrs
r Bass. Harris Bass and Miss ora Gar
lin of Braintree lived on n farm not
far from Randolph for many years, un
7 til a few years ago, when they sold their
farm and came into town to live neal
, their daughter. Mrs. Tracy. They were
2 among the first to be interested I'm the
r Grange In town, where they have been
; active and efficient membership, and
Mrs. Joseph Cook. Mrs. L. C.. Cook, iro-
~fessors Green and Kibbee OF the agr-
: cultural school accompanied the remains
! of I. c. Cook to Irasburg Wednesday
Mrs. p. a. Whittemore went to West
Hartford Wednesday to visit her nus
hand The basketball game TUESDAY
night In the Grange hall, attended by