Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18


girl and a favorte of her schoolmates
and friends. having been a member of
the junior class in the high school.
She is survived by her parents and one
sister, Miss Marjorie Griswold. who was
graduated last June at the high school
here. and is now teaching. Frank Girls
void, her grandfather, also survives
Hubert Blanchard, formerly Of this
place, and Gladys Laskey OF Stock
bridge were married Monday morning
at Rochester at the home Of the Rev.
Mr.. Lincoln and came here on the after
noon train for a short stay with relatives.
Miss Annie Messer, after a visit in
Boston, has returned.-Mrs. Ray Ordway
and two children left Saturday for Bos-
ton for few days stay.-Mrs. L. s.
Tewksbury returned Monday from an
Sunday stay with her daughter,
Miss Pearl Tewksbury, who is teaching
In Warren.
Mrs Florence ilamblin was taken to
the sanitarium Saturday for care and
treatment-Mrs Thomas Osborne and
daughter. Miss Mabel Osborne who
were here with Mrs J. II. Dubois, an
other daughter, for an over-Sunday visit,
have returned home.-The Rev NJ. j.
Sunday morning In the absence Of the
pastor, the Rev. g. +. Crawford, In Bur
ington. In the evening the Rev. Joseph
Hamilton conducted tho service and Mrs.
II. " Fletcher gave a report of the Sun
day school convention held at Richford
last month.-Mr. and Mrs George Emery
will move this week to the stock farm
where they will assist the manager In the
work there. succeeding Mr.. and Mrs. John
Oney--Alrs. o. w. Mann came from Bos-
ton Sunday and was met by her nus
band at White River Junction, returning
here by auto.--Clarence Moulton OF Mont
pelier visited his mother and sister Mrs
]. H. Moulton and Miss Mary Mouiton'
Sunday Mary Griswold youngest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Charles Gris-
void Is quite ill.--An interesting Grange
meeting was held at Grange hall Satur-
day night when the men arranged the
following program: Selection, Grange or
chestra discussion. The Rural School
md Its Needs" led by l.. b. Johnson.
followed by @. +. Flint. Mrs. Gates and
Mr. Loveland; n farce. "A Red Hot Mes
sage" by Il. +. Martin and James Sey-
mour: THE Grange and the Church
NV the Rev j. II. Thompson: selection,
Grange quartet.--I.argc numbers started
from here Sunday for different parts OF
the county for camps which they Will
occupy during the deer season-Miss Elida
Sandsnra spent Sunday at her homo In
Bethel--Miss Eleanor Clark, Miss Emma
Moses, Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland and Miss
Mollie Putnam attended a teachers meet
Ing at Bethel Saturday.
Many successful deer hunters have re-
ported so far this year. the first of whom
was Laurence Leonard, who shot a buck
on Monday morning in the Tatro neigh
borhood. which weighed 200 pounds. C. f.
Root went up to Rochester Hollow and
after being in the woods two hours and
a half shot buck weighing 100 pounds.
Dean Wiley also shot and killed a doe
in the same vicinity which weighed $50
pounds Albert Carpenters son was an
other successful hunter. getting deer
Monday. Mr. Travers. who lives at Bean
vile, has also killed one. The light
snow is said to have assisted greatly in
the hunting. Fred l.. Dudley has gone
to Norton to superintendent the placing
OF n new bridge in that town.-The
regular meeting of Beulah Chapte:. Or
der Of Eastern Star. set for Thanksgiving
day night, November 26, permission hav-
ing been granted by the grand patron
for the change.-The Rev G. o. Howe
gave an address at the Methodist Church
Monday evening before St. Andrews
Brotherhood. Mr.. and Mrs. Howe Will
soon close their residence In town and go
to their winter home In Florida.
I'eber Holman shot 4 buck over in The
Cbh,,rbn6f W n
weighed about 100 pounds. George Linton
found u doe near there. which he shot
at. but 1t got away from him and n man
named Ford finally shot it, 1t weighed
about 80 pounds. &C. w. A. Putnam left
he went to join Mr.. and Mrs. Webster,
who with party from that place left
on the same afternoon for DeIand, Fla
The Rev. and Mrs G. o. Howe LEFT
in the afternoon and Joined that party
and continued their journey to DeLand,
where they own a winter home.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. B. Hollis are in Burlington this
Week.-Mrs. Mary Priest after passing
the time since Saturday in East Gran
VILE with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webb,
returned home Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs
e, L. Bass of Bethel were in town We'd
HeSuay.-MTS EStella BUCK or Lebanon
". H., came Sunday for a several days
stay with her son, N. C. Buck.-Mrs. G
w. McAllister after a week with Mrs
Ernest Ham. left Tuesday for her home
In Montpelier.-Mrs Mary Hatch after a
two months stay In STAFFORD with rela-
tives, returned Tuesday for an indefinite
stay with her son, II. l.. Hatch.-Mrs
n. c. Buck. assembly vice-president OF
the Order OF Rebekahs. left Wednesday
morning for Rutland to visit the Rebekah
lodge in that city and then go to Fair
Haven. returning home Saturday.-Mr
Florence Hamblin, lately returned from
the sanitarium IL at her home on Ran
dolph avenue, about the same. Mrs.
Charles Angel. in the same house, is
very il.-Miss Anna Coughlin after a
two weeks stay In town, left Wednesday
for Barnard.-Mrs. Mary II. Woodwork
has sold her place In East Braintree to
Henry p. and Olive L. Morse, the sala
being made through the Templeton &
Gaylord, real estate dealers. Mrs Wool
worth will go to Bakersfield, where she
will make her home with niece
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Mr. Small NJ Clarenont ~ II uao an