Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-06
{ FRANCE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

| Miss Anna Bryan arrived from Boston
Saturday morning and viii remain
the inn for few days during the illness
of the proprietor. O. w. Mann-A game
of ball was played here Saturday between
| the Montpelier Seminary team and the
Randolph boys which resulted in vic
! tory for the former. the score being II
to S.-Mrs. Clestic Stevens went to Han
over, y. H.. Saturday to remain for n
time with her daughter Mrs. James
Menard Elton Stevens, her son, also
went to Hanover and will enter drug
storc.-J. u. Eldredge was in town Satur-
DAY attending to the removal of his
household goods to Waterbury. His
house will be occupied by Mr. Merrill
DR.. and Mrs. J. p. clifford, who have
been in Rochester. Mimi. for three
weeks, returned Saturday morning
Charles Pratt returned from Water
town, Mass, Saturday and Will remain
/ here for long observation-disclosures
youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs q.
T. Greene is i'll with diphthcril at their
! home near the KimbaU place. The hoHs"
/ is under qualantinc.--The Randolph pub
lie rest room was formally opened SAT
urday afternoon by the silver Gross Cir-
Gle of the Kings Daughters, who served
tea and coffee to - guests. The 'ir'."
/ bad also on sale aprons, homemade
candy and food. 1t was estimated that
they realized about s3j from IL" after
/ noon.-Mrs l.. :. Cleveland of Bethel was
| in town saturday, Miss Ellen blossom.
who Is teaching in Springfield. Mass, is
passing weeks vacation with her
mother Mrs George Hatch.
Mrs Isaac Newton. former resident,
and sister Of Mrs Minnie Miller of this
place fell at her home in South Iomfret
recently and dislocated her shoulder
| Mrs S. l.. Billings and son arrived Mon
dav from n five months stay in Portland,
Ore, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stodderman.-H NJ Gaylord has sold
his house. recently purchased of Juhn pu-
Hois. to Allen Flint. Jr for 81 POO Rich
ard Wiswall son of Mrs. Herbert Wis
wall. who for years has spent the sum-
! mers here. has been made a mcmheF of
the law firm of Boyden. Palfrey, Bradleo
d Twombly in Boston.-A son, Ellsworth
Elton, was born Friday to Mr. ana Mrs.
James Menard in Hanover. y H., the
child being a grandson of Mr., and Mrs
Joseph Menard and Mr.. and Mrs, Clesti'
stevens of this place.-ITalc Flint has
|
place. valued at $500. to Clarence Web
stcr. who moved there May =. Mr..
Flint has rented the house of Captain
| FIdredCe on South Pleasant street and
will move there from the farm--Captain
and Mrs Eldrdge left Monday to
take M their residence At Highgate for
the summer. In the fall they will 80 to
Waterbury to be near their son. J. -.
| ~. Ia.
father Of G. c. Roundy, a former resi-
dent. ana one Of the firm of Sargent. Os-
good & Roundy died in Rocklngham
| April 15-Tho Rochester club has recent
Lv expended so for the sanitarium
Mrs Ida Mann arrived SUNDAY night
from Boston to remain for time with
| her son, O. w Mann, who is i'll with
rheumatic fever.-The Rev. and Mrs. q.
10. Howe who have been in Florida,
have returned and are now at their home
on the Highlands Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Smith moved Saturday from the house
of Mrs. Mabel Adams on Prospect avenue
to the house of Alonzo Emery on High
! land avcuuc.-Mr and Mrs j. y. Ed
rcdge left Sunday night for Waterbury,
where they are to make their home for
the prosent.-rhe youngest son. Loren.
! will remain here till the close of school
!
next month. MIR. and Mrs. John Loan
have moved into the house of j. j Sti-
met from the house of Miss Minnie Car
penter.-Mr. and Mrs Charles Brooks
shipped their household goods to White
! River junction Monday and the family
| VIII go Wednesday To live there for the
present, Mr. Brooks having a position in
the telegraph office Robert Sault of
Lawrence Mass. is being entertained by
his sisters, Agnes and Mabel Sault-Alr
and Mrs Bert F'ilders of Roxbury came
Monday TO visit their daughter. who has
been at the sanitarium for surgical
treatment Tuesday she will be moved
| from there to the home OF her grandpar-
ents. Mr., and Mrs. j. D. Laport to re-
main durn her convalescence- Flor
ence, the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs q. r.
Greene who is i'll with dphthcria is
now improving, and her case is not
| thought to he n serious one.-Mr and
AIrS Carroll Gr.lnGar az Iasr,>A $3.50 -