Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
Continued from pnge 12).
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

last sermon at ltlc IodptiSl 'ii"i'h
nday morning and Thursday VIII
eve for his new pastorate in Con-
Ecticut. The church has called the
Nv. Mr.. Hinkley of New Bedford,
ASS. and it is understood that he has
|cepted the call and will come here
on to take charge of the church.
ISIS Helen Wcdgwood is passing her
cation from New York city hos
tai with her mother, Mrs. w. f.
cdgwood-Dr Loudon and his chill
EN- and Dr. H. +. Mcintyre. who came
Ire on Sunday for the burial of Mrs.
Nv Loudon, are to remain here for
eek or more. Tuesday Or. Loudons
-other and wife and his sistc' ar
d.-The Randolph Gun club was
presented at the trap-shooting tour
,ment held by the Lebanon Gun CLUB
Lebanon, n. H.. Saturday by Messrs
r. Hubert and w. S. Crane. The
rmer achieved the distinction of
high gun" in keen contest of 30
hooters, among whom were the well
nown experts. Burr. Adams. Bailey.
EASTMAN and many others, capturing
he first prize of handsome gold
edal, struck at Il United states mint
nd bearing on its diverse the Goddess
Liberty and on it's reverse the ma
onal emblem and the motto, In GOD
e Trust" supplemented by the cheer
e legend Twenty Dollars" Second
nd third monies were won by DE-
urr and Mr.. Adams. respectively, OF
he Montpelier club. The winning
tores were ISL. $50 and $40 out of 100
hreets trapped.-Mrs. w ~ Jones
Fent to Seneca Falls. y. Y, Monday.
aving been called there by the illness
an aunt-Mrs. Forest Blossom was
town Monday to visit her sister, Mrs.
|aplin. who is soon to leave for her
ONE in Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Perry and their son Norman. after
cling entertained for several days by
br. and Mrs. F.. O. blanchard. went to
heir home in Wellesley, Mass, Mon
ay.-The Rev. and Mrs Irving Flint
Hatfield. Mass. arrived Monday and
ent to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
harles Bent for few days and will
$50 pass some time with other rela-
ives.
The townspeople were greatly shocked
saturday morning when the news of the
cath of Mrs. Marion (McIntyre) Loudon
as received. Mrs. Mcintyre. her moth
r. went to Burlington about a week
GO but It was not generally known
hat she was summoned by her dnugli-
ers Illness. DR.. II. B. Mcintyre. her
rother from New York, arrived later
the day Saturday. Mrs. 1.oudon was
he only daughter of the late DR.. II. II.
Mcintyre and his wife. Emma Miller
Mcintyre. and nearly all Of her early
fe was passed in this village. Here she
vas graduated from the high school,
nd remained, after her education was
nished, with her parents till her mar
iage to DR., Loudon, when they went
o Burlington to reside. Mrs. Loudon
vas born october 81 1875 and is sur
lived by her husband. son and a
daughter; her mother Mrs. Mcintyre.
md one brother, DR.. II. r. Mcintyre. of
New York. Mrs. Loudon had many
friends in town, who will regret her
leath.-Roland and Reginald Tewks-
bury. sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
rewksbury of Bethel Gilead. are spend
ng several days with their grandmoth-
pr, Mrs. Clara Averill-Chester Dana,
who has been with his family. the guests
pr Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Martin, left for
his home in Waitsfeld Saturday. -Clar-
ence Pitkin after weeks visit here
with his mother and sister left Saturday
FOR Quincy, Mass, to resume his work.
Miss Emeline Rublee of Rutland. guest
pf Mrs. A. B. Gay and Miss Emma Moses
for few days, left Saturday for La
eona, y. H.-Mrs. G. e. Davenport and
daughter Mrs. Taplin. of Boston Went
to Bethel Saturday to visit Mrs. forest
Blossom.-Mrs 4. e. Brad!sl and
daughter, Miss Mary Bradish. after Il
several weeks stay with Dr. and Mrs
r. A. Eaton, went to Bellows Falls for
short stay Saturday.-Mrs Mark Os.
good and two children came from Rich.
ford Saturday to visit Mrs. Osrood's
mother Mrs Z. w. Carlsle-Mrs. E
+ BiXby went to Springfield Saturday
to attend the old home week exercises
Mrs f.. r. Elliott has been entertain.
ing Mrs. f. Lehman and her son, Wi
liam Lehman, of Jersey City, for few
days.
The death of Mrs. Harriet Buttor
occurred at the home of her daughte
Monday evening after several months
of suffering from heart trouble. Mrs
Button first had an attack of the grill
several months ago and from that TIM
WAS not in her usual health. Mrs. Har
riot (Sihley) Button was born in 1855
and had lived in this vicinity for man.
years. She is survived by seven chill
dren. Cassus. living at Newman, n. Y
Chester, who lives in Colchester. Mrs
Lottic Belts, who resides in Morris
vile. Mrs. Henry Mitchell. with whor
she was at the time of her death, Mrs
Myrtle McCarty who resides in Essc,
Mrs. Frances. wife of Wallace Hill o
this place. and Eugene. who also re
sides in town-Mrs. w. f. Ran
went to South Rovalton Tuesday
Mrs. Alyce Buck Clarke. who wa
here at the home of her parents, NJ
and Mrs. w. S. s. Buck. was given
shower Of kitchen utensils last Frida
by about 30 of her young lady friend
here.-Mrs. Belts of Morrisvilie al
rived Tuesday, summoned by the deaf
of her mother, Mrs. Button.-Mis
Carrie Sault. who has been in st. A
bans to visit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saul
has returned.--Mrs. Fannie l.. Vinto
came from East Randolph Tuesday I
visit the Silver Cross Circle Of tn
Kings Daughters at the home of Mr.
w w. Morton.
The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Button wi
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
Harry Mitchell on South Main sire,
this afternoon al 80 o'clock. the Re
C. F. Crawford officiating. The r.
mains will be taken to Northheld fc
interment The children have all a.
rived except Mrs. Myrtle McCarty
Essex and Cassius Of Newman. N. Y
Or Willis G. Tucker of Albany. n. Y
was the guest of Luther Sparhawk ar
his son. the Rev, Willis Sparhawk ar