Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-20

and Randolph teams, resulting IN "a VIC
tory for the former, the score being II
to 3.-.Mrs. Charlotte Luce, who has been
in Braintree caring for the family of her
daughter, Mrs. Thompson. who Is i'll at
the sanitarium here was in town Satui-
day to visit her daughter, who is now
thought to be improving Mrs. Hattie
Potter Of Braintree was in town Satur-
day1The Randolph public rest room Is
having generous patronage, there having
been n large number registered already
Hardly day passes but several from out
of town visit the place.
Mrs. A. r. Crandall died MONDAY
morning after n few weeks illness. Sev-
eral wceXs ago she suffered n slight
shock of paralysis. from which she
rallied. and It was thought she would
recover but later she became III with
the grip. which left her in n weakened
condition. Mrs. Ann Crandall came herc
nearly % years ago. She was greatly re-
spected. When she first came here she
had apartments OF her own, but upon
the marriage of her daughter she made
her home mostly with her. She is sur
vived by a son, Charles Craudal, am
architect Of Burlington. and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edgar Salisbury. -Four grand
children also survive, and a sister, Mrs
Day of Sharon. The funeral was held
Tuesday.-Thc ladies' Of the Metho-
dist Church will hold a food sale I'm the
Nestry OF the church Saturday afternoon.
The remains OF +. y. Morse were
brought here from Waterbury sunday
and Monday morning his daughter ana
husband arrived The body was taken to
Southview cemetery for burial. \ dele "a
ton from the odd Fellows lodge accom-
panied the remains.-Mr and Mrs r. O
Copeland left Sunday for a trip to the
South and West. Mrs. Copeland will go
to Virginia to visit her mother. Mrs
Gray, and Mr. Copeland will 60 to
Kansas city. and other points I'm the
West, remaining about three weeks This
trip is taken for the benefit of his health
During his absence his place In the bank
will be taken by j. H. DuBois-Miss
Mildred Goodwin, teacher in the village
of Sharon. spent Sunday mt home with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Good
win.-Mr and Mrs. Jackson of Barre
came Sunday night to be ovcr-night
guests of Mr. and Mrs y. G. Buck
Monday morning the party left for Brat
tleboro.-Thc Rev. George Howe preached
in Brookfield Sunday. Memorial day ser
vices will be held in tho Baptist Church
next Sunday afternoon with an address
by the Rev. j. II. Thompson Appropriate
music will also be given by the choir
A class of q were received into the
Randolph Grange Saturday and the first
and second degrees conferred The May
pole dance was given by 10 young ladies'
h. A. Whittemore, employed by Arthur
Robinson as carpenter, came from Bethel
Saturday to spend Sunday with his wife
at the Catholic rectory Mrs BERTHA
Burridge left Sunday to resume her
teaching In Nergennes, after having been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs 9. w
Hayward, since Friday night.-Lewis Flint
from the University of Vermont was an
over-Sunday guest Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hale Flint He has started on
a tour through the State in the interests
of botany.
Miss Mary Dubois. who for some
time has been in the santarium
for treatment, expects soon to open her
house on South Main street-Geolle
SWinyer, who was seriously injured in |
StoCkbridge by "A carriage going down |
"a 20-foot hank. was brought here Mon |
day. 1t was thought at first that Mrs |
SWinyer was the most seriously injured, !
but later II was thought best in view of /
his injuries to bring Mr.. Swnyer also |
C. y. Sanoorn who has for years been /
an Invalid, was much worse Monday !
but Tuesday he seemed to rally from the |
trouble with his heart and was much |
more comfortablo.-NeWs has been re- !
ccived that at a meeting of tho state IL I
brary association in Manchester y H.. 7
Miss Lucna SaNton was made president /
Of the organization. Miss SaNton has for |
years been a resident of this town. but |
is now librarian in Keene. y H-Thc j
time fixed for the graduation exercise /
is June II and a program will soon be |
issued for the exercises Miss Eva |
Greene, who has not been well since an |
attack of the grip. has decided to take !
a longer vacation from the store of T. |
A. Hatch, and is now at her home here |
Mrs. Charles Palmer left Tuesday for |
n several days visit in Bethel. South |
Royalton, and other plaCes.--A son was |
horn Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. |
Smithers, the child being the grandson Of |
DR.. and Mrs A. g Bailey and the Rev. |
and Mrs. w. S. smthers Of Orleans.
The Memorial day exercises will he !
leld Saturday, May 90, and the follow
ng is the program as prepared by |
APT. b. +. Bowman and T. H. |
<etchum, L. S. Grant Post. Woman's ,
Relief Corps, associates, schools and !
'itizens taking part. The committee |
invite all to participate in the |
procession to be formed in front Of |
!. a. r. hall at 1890 n. m. and march |
% the cemetery. where the decoration |
services will be held. Dinner will DO .
served at the q, A II hall nv tho w !
R. C. at IL o'clock to the veterans, /
". r. C. associates and Sons of Veter- /
ms free and to the citizens for a .
small price. Memorial services will be .
leld in Chandler Music hail at $50 y.
n. The address will be given by /
Hale X. Darling Of Chelsea.
DR., and Mrs. Holden and Or and (
Mrs. F. o blanchard are in Burlincton
attending the meeting Of the Vermont
Dental association. Mrs. Holden will /
20 from there to ITighEate for a short
taY.-The Rev. Fraser Metzgcr is in .
Barre attending the Vermont Congre-
yational conference.-the Rev T. W.
sharpe district superintendent Of the
Montpelier district, was In town Mon
lay. the guest of the Rev. and Mrs.
!. +. Crawford. He held the union
quarterly conference Of the Metho-
list Church here and ut Bethel Gilead
Miss Blanche Shepard after visiting
Ter sister. Mrs. Harley Williams, left
or Bethel Wednesday.-Mr q. l.
davenport went to Bethel Wednesday
o visit her daughter. Mrs. Forest
}lossom,-Miss Mabel Edmands,
eacher at Mortified, came Wcdncs-