Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

passing the winter here, started on a trip
to California Monday night. They go
to Join Mr. Manns sisters Mrs. Frank
| Parsons and Mrs Conner. and Mr.. Par
sons. their father.--C. ID. Gushing and
daughter, Miss Mary Gushing, were in
| town Monday.-The meeting OF Randolph
Grange held Saturday was attended by
300 people and a class of 81 received the
| third and fourth degrees. This was fol-
| lowed by short literary and musical
| program, when the entire company were
served to maple sugar, the committee
| being Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Howard. There
will he another initiation in May and
there are already Is applications for that
| tme.Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Monroe of
| Windsor were guests OF Mrs Monroes
parents. Mr., and Mrs. NJ. +. Esterbrook,
over Sunday and returned to their home
Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Sargent and son, who have been at the
inn for "A few months, have opened their
house on Summer strAet for the season.
Miss +. j. Clark the teacher In the
training department at the high school,
is in Hanover, n. H., this week.-Miss
Lette Richmond, guest Mt the home OF
H. b. Johnson over Sunday, left Monday
Mrs. Louis Pollard. who has been here
four weeks attending to the storing OF
her household goods. left Monday Tor
NARROW. y. H., to join her husband.
While hero she was the guest OF her
brother. Bert Howard.-Edwin Goodwin
who has been in rrecarous condition
since his injury by the cars, is thought
to he improving now.-Miss Elizabeth
Campbell. a teacher in Bellows Falls. is
passing her Easter vacation at the home
Of w. w. Jones' where she has made her
home for many years.-Services are being
held in Bethany Church every night this
week until Saturday night, and also at
the Methodist Church. the pastors in each
case officiating at the service.-Miss Hor-
tense Flint, who spent Sunday with her
sister in Franklin, N. H., has returned
to resume her work in the Totman store
During the illness of Miss Hobart, Mrs
Alice Rumrll has been assisting in the
store of Bell Brothers.
Clarence ritkin, who for year has
been employed in Claremont, y. H., has
come home for short stay with his
mother, Mrs william Pithin.-Mrs. H.
II. Hayward went to South Royaton
Tuesday to visit her mother, Mrs. Emo
gene Goodale.-Miss Ina Gabree of Mont
pelier was the over-Sunday guest of her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Briggs-Mrs. Bertha Burridge. the SUPER
visor in the training department of the
Vergennes high school, has gone to pass
the holiday recess with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs G. w. Haywa rd-Mrs John ia
cobs of Braintree came Tuesday for
short visit with her mother, Mrs. Matte
COPELAND J. II. Callahan after
months absence in Orange, Mass, and
other cities, has returned home.-Mrs. y.
#. Neff who has been at the sanitarium
for an operation, was able Monday to
leave thcre.--Miss Dorothy Allis is pass
ing week here with her parents Mr..
AMI Mrs f. II. Alis, coming from North
field, Mass, where she Is attending the
Moody schoo-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph At
wood are now at their house on Frank
lin street, where they are experimenting
repairs before renting the lower part OF
their house to Mrs. T.. NJ. Woodwork -
Mrs. Elmer Wilson was in Bethel Tues
daY.--The continued cold weather is dam
aging the yield of maple sugar and the
farmers are not making large quantities
Mrs. Mary Strong. Mrs ". T. Wedg-
wood, Mrs. w f. Edison. Mrs. +. O.
blanchard and Mrs. G. a. thedel went
to Bethel Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. A. a, Brooks.-Miss Georgia
Abbott will close her engagement in the
store of II. \. Leonard Saturday night
and will 80 to South Royalton 10 take
"a position for few weeks Miss Flor
cncc Howard will succeed her in the drug
store horo-Mr. and MIS- Fred WodG
wood f Essex Junction arrived Wednes-
day and went to Randolph Center.--NIrs.
Forest blossom Of Bethel. with her young
daughter. went to her home in Bethel
Wednesday, and her mother, Mrs.
Davenport, accompanied her to remain
for a little while.-John Sargent aud son
from Newport y. f.. who has been in
Mortified to visit his mother. was in
town Wednesday, the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. j, f.. French.-Miss Hattie Rattee.
who recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis, was able to be out Wednes-
day for the first time-Robert Parker
left Wednesday for Waterbury, Conn.
where he went to attend the funeral of
his sister Mrs. Anna Trott.--Mrs Fred
Richardson and son. George went to
South Royalton Wednesday t. visit her
daughter. Mrs. Earl IIbbard.--Ah. and
Mrs. F. A kezer, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Allen. left Wednesday for
Rochester-Miss Cora Bliss of Swanton
VINO mas becn III Boston, stopped of
here on hen return Tuesday night for
a short visit with friends. Maud
Swain Of Brookfield underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis at the santarium
Tuesday Her sister underwent a similar
surgical treatment only two weeks be-
fore. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ketchum were
summoned to Caysvillc Tuesday by the
illness Of Mrs. Walter Ketchum. who Is
iii with the Grip.-Mrs. w. w. Sprague
v'No has been having an illness which
resembled pneumonia, Is improving.-C.
T.. IaZelle of the Half Century store
who has been Off duty because Of illness.
is now able to be at the store for "A
.n,t Of the day.-Mrs. ]. =. Clifford re-
turucd Wednesday from Burlington,
where she hnd been with friends since
Monday Misses Florence and Lucinda
Howard entertained the sewing club at
their home Wednesday evening" this
being the last meeting Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Wood. who have
been IN Tunbrdgc for n few days. re-
turned Wednesday and are now at the
home of Hazeu Wood for little time.
iii they decide where to locate.
RANDOLPH CENTER.