Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-12-09
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

An alarm of fire was sounded about
noon Saturday for a burning chimney
at the Cushman farm, which Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Terry occupy. Little dam
age was done.-Mrs. John Gay OF
Bethel was entertained over Friday
night by Mrs. Lewis Williams and re-
turned to her home Saturday morning
Mrs. Roy Huse and two sons. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.. j. Huse. left
Saturday morning for Windsor-Mrs.
Clara Wiley of Sharon was brought
here by automobile Friday with a brok-
Ell arm. After passing one night at the
sanitarium she went to her home in
Sharon Saturday.-Miss Cox, one of the
sanitarium nurses, went to Iigllgate
Saturday.-Mrs. J. l.. Moses has so far
improved that she has been moved from
her home to her daughters. Mrs. A. q.
Gay, where she will pass the winter
G. l.. Foss. recently in charge of the
Randolph Printery, has gone to SPRING
field to investigate a business opening.
DIR. II. II. Hayward sent "A Buff Wyan-
dotte exhibition birds to the Bellows
Falls poultry show last week and at
tended the meeting himself.-The White
River Poultry association will hold it's
exhibition in this town December II, 10
and 16 in the Dubois e. Gay hall.-The
funeral of the late Albert Lamb was
held at his home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Thompson. who has been
here for a week with relatives, has re-
turned to Newport. y, H., where she is
at present with her brother.-Mr. and
Mrs. f.. l.. Bass of Bethel made a bust
ness trip here Monday.-Mrs. NJ. \.
HltphinS nf RnStnp nftpr a ~ In I-S' ctnv
at the Inn, left Monday for her home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenwood of
Mortified were entertained Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Granger.-Mrs. G.
Y. Furber of Barre and Ernest Duke of
Marshiield were ~over-Sunday guests at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell on
Forest street.-Clarence Moulton OF Mont
pelier was an over-Sunday guest of his
mother, Mrs, j. II. Moulton, and Miss
Mary Moulton, his sister.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. T.. Davenport visited their daughter.
Mrs. Forest Blossom, in Bethel Sunday.
The annual meeting of l.. S. Grant Post
was held Saturday night, and the follow
ing officers elected; Commander, +. r..
Ketchum; senior vice.. l.. n. Rising;
junior vice, Alfred Eaton; quartermaster.
c. w. A. Putnam; officer OF the day,
John Manney; officer Of the guard. Martin
Sargent; chaplain, r. V. Parker; dele.
gate-at-large. G. W. A.. Putnam; first
delegate to the State meeting. Martin
Sargent; second delegate. William Young
These officers will be installed in January
and with them the appointive officers
The same evening the Woman's Relief
Corps held their annual meeting and
elected the following officers: President
Mrs. May Goodwin, senior vice. Mrs
Clara Ketchum; junior vice. Mrs. Rose
Heath; chaplain, Mrs. James Cass; treas
urcr, Mrs. +. A. Bruce; conductress, Mrs
Fannie Roberts; guard, Miss Della
Chandler. The appointive officers vii
: also be announced later and all will b'
installed in January.-A son was born
Sunday night to Mr., and Mrs. Il. j
Mitchell, this being the third son.-Mis'
Bertha Morse was in Bethel Monday
: Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland and Miss Emm'
Moses returned Sunday to resume teach
. ing Monday I'm Bcthel.-Mrs p. II. Spea
, and little son left Sunday for a visit o
some length in Windsor, going from Their
. to Putney before her return here.
Miss Bernice Eaton Of Hancock ant
! Leon Clahin of Rochester were guests n
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Stockwel
u ~Tuesday.-The Rev. Joseph Hammond wen
: Tuesday to Brattleboro, where he Is Il
u remain for several days with friends AM
attend the meetings of Chapman ant
Alexander, who are now conducting evan
l. gelistic services for an indefinite time
+" Mrs. n. c. Buck went to st. Johnsbur,
Tuesday to make her official visitation
upon the Rebekah lodge at that place
and where n large class were to receiv
o the degrees on that evening.-The Fer
Rebekah lodge of this place Is arranginI
8, this week for a military whist part
in their hall, and whore a large numbe
are expected to be present. One hundre
$. invitations have been issued outside tn
s. lodge and Mrs. a. Lee Cady and Mrs, W
n. Batchelder OF Bethel are coming I
rs instruct thc members OF the |
lie the development Of the same.-The la
20 dies of tho Baptist Church gave a sale O
IL useful and fancy goods at the vestry O
Or their church Tuesday afternoon.-Th