Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-16
ORAMGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RANDOLPH.
Miss Lena West went to Bethel Satur-
day for an over-Sunday stay with Mr..
end Mrs. Charles Blake, who recently
removed there.-The military Whist
party given by Fern Rebekah Lodge
Friday afternoon was attended by "a
people. The lodge was the richer for
about SIS. The success of the affair
was due in a large measure to Mrs. A.
Lee Cady and Mrs. Charles Batchelder
of Bethel, who came up to assist the
ladies and did the decorating and su-
p~erintended the afternoon.-L. G. Kent
Of this place has bought and taken pos
session of the restaurant of Mr.. Jenney
at Bethel. Mr.. Jenney sells on account
of i'll health. 1t Is not expected that Mr..
Kent will move his family there at
present.-Richard Thompson after pass
ing q few days in town left Friday for
tambridge.-Deputy Sheriff f.. w. Kent
left here last week for New England.
N. D., to bring back with him Ormond
Terry. who is under a serious charge
Wilmer Angel recently visited his
brother, Cyril Angel. at Dartmouth
College.-Mrs. A. A. Priest has gone to
Springfield. Mass, to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. w. Case.-Antonio Mazzolinl
has been in Boston.-James Rotkovitch
has gone to Newport. n. H.. and Bos-
ton for a several days stay.-J. Hazen
Wood recently visited his son, John
Wood, in Lebanon. N. 1.-The plan Of
having a community Christmas tree Is
being agitated.-Mr. and Mrs. John Will
son of Bethel were in town Saturday
night to see Mr.. Wilson'S aunt Miss
Harriet Wilson. who is now very i'll at
her home. Miss Wilson has been under
the care of a trained nurse for several
weeks and remains about the same
Mrs. Harry Chadwick and children nave
gone to their home in St. Adams after
a two weeks stay with Mrs. Chadwick's
mother, Mrs. Clara Avcrill.-Miss Mar
Ion Bullard. the trained nurse, was in
town Saturday for a short stay.
The Randolph Grange held its regular
meeting Saturday night with a good at
tendance and the third and fourth de-
grees were conferred upon a class of six.
Following this a pleasing program was
given.-Mlss Helen Champion was an
o~ver-Sunday visitor with her aunt, Mrs.
Homer White. and returned to North
field Monday neutrality-suspicious. Snow,
who Is now stationed at Waterbury in
the freight department OF the Central
railroad. was in town Sun
day.-Mrs. Herbert Wall Of Keene, N.
H., who arrived Friday to visit Mrs.
j.. d.. Strong, her sister-in-law, returned
home Monday.-Mrs. w. B. Wall left
Friday for New Canaan, Conn, to visit
fer niece, Mrs. Robert Coy, and from
there has gone to New York to Join her
daughter. Mrs. Lucie Wall Beekman.-
Clarence Moulton Of Montpelier was
the over-Sunday guest Of his mother,
Mrs. j. II. Moulton. and sister, Miss
Mary Moulton. the two latter Of whom
will go to Mount Vernon, N. Y, this
week to pass the winter with Mrs.
Arthur lane Mrs. c. ]. Rumrill is in
Highgate for n several days stay.-Mr.
and Mrs. JOIN Udall of Pennington,
N. H., after passing about a week with
relatives at STAFFORD and in this place,
returned to their home Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb OF East Granville
were among the visitors in town Mon
day.-Miss Hazel Slack left Monday for
Boston, where she went expecting to
pass the winter with hor aunt, Mrs.
Jennie Irwin. and take a course OF
study in a business college there.-Mrs.
Charles Perkins for the last two weeks
with her daughter left Monday for her
home in Rochester. taking with her
Mrs. Sault and her six-week-old infant
daughter. who went to pass several DAYS
with her parents.-Mrs Charles Palmer.
who has been in Newport, n. H.. for
several weeks, expects to return here
soon for the winter.-Miss Bertha Morse
was in Bethel Monday.
Mrs. Walter Howard was in Mortified
Monday night to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Stone.-Mrs Woodwork of East Gran
vile, who has been having a serious time
with a felon on her forefnger, was in town
Tuesday for treatment.-Tuesday night
Fern Rebekah Lodge held its regular
meeting.-Mrs. q, w. Mann after a several
days stay In Boston, where she attended
10 business and visited her aunt, Mrs.
Mary Bryan, returned home Monday
night.-Mrs. Clarence Webb and little
daughter. Lucille, and Miss Lottie Walker
of East Granville were in town Monday
for a short business stay.-A. A.. Priest,
State Grange secretary. and his daughter,
Miss Mary Priest, his stenographer and
assistant, ven Monday to Bur-
lington, where they met the State audit
ing committee for the settlement of the
books previous to the opening Of the
State meeting. Among the others who are
there from the West Randolph Grange
are John l.. Hutchinson, master Of the
grange at this place. and his wife. George
Flint and also members of the North
Randolph and Randolph Center oranges.
Edwin Martin and Glenn Bailey also are
there and A. NJ. Vaughan OF Sheiburne
will join them.-Miss A. +. Clarke attend
ed the regular meeting of the Mary C.
Burdick Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, at Underhill Monday night, In com
pany with a delegation from Barre. Mont
pelier, Burlington and Essex Junction.
b The son Of Emory Battles shot and