Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

There was a good attendance, despite the
rain A shoit program was given Whlch
included q little play in when the clup
members took part.-Nr. and Mrs Eugene
Holman have sold their house, now "c-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dudley 70 /
John Midget, who purchased 1t Tor MS
daughter Mrs. George W. Pride rms /
sale was made through q. y. osha, .
real estate dealer. and the price named /
vas so, OO0-Mr and Mrs. n. G. Buck have ,
returned from trip to Barre, where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson.-Thc .
baccalaureate sermon before the grad /
uating class which numbers II, including
the teacher training class, was de!lNcleu
Sunday evening by the Rev. j. H. Thomp- |
son. pastor of the Baptist -Church.-MF /
and Mrs Root, who have been living Oh .
Pearl street year or more, Will s"on
leave town and locate I'm 'laremof''
y. u. Mr. and Mrs. D. Il. CASSIDY WlIlmoN'
from the Stockwell block To the vacant ,
tenement IF. Il. Conner, whose nome Is I
| in town, has been tried Tor hshlhE on
| streams that were posted ana hheu M''-
| The case of Charles f.. Head anu WHO
| against W. II. Sutton ana VIE was CONF |
! menced at Montpelier last week W.
Head owned a farm in Brantree, for
! which he traded Il SIllIlE Nh''' '''iil'''''
In Barre. owned by the Suttons. Mr..
| Head wishes to take the farm back, claim
ing the water company was not as repre-
sented 4 receiver for the water plant
has been appointed, and the case adj
iourned till June 3o.-Mrs. Earl Dickey of
Barre, who has been with Mr. and Mrs.
l. D. Partridge for a week. left for her
home Saturday.-Miss Ethel Newton ac-
/ l,.,, r New
ton. from Barre on Saturday to remain
till sunday night, leaving then to resume
her work in the Office of the Barre Times
Mrs. Newton will occupy her house here
for the summer.-Mrs. Lewis Durham
expects to join her husband. who is
railroad rlan in the West. as soon as her
daughters are ont of school for the sum
mer term.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Chcde
on school street was the scene of pretty
wedding Wednesday May 81. when their
daughter Miss Marjorie Chede. and liar-
old Gaylord, son of Mr.. and Mrs r. A
Gaylord Of Brooktield, were united in
marriage by the Rev Fraser Metzger.
The bride was beautiful in n gown of sill
yer lace and malne over white satin, and
her bridal veil was caught up with orange
blossoms Her only ornament was n gold
brooch set with pearls and sapphires.
She carried shower bouquet of brides
roses She was attended by her sister.
Miss Jessie Chedel, who was gowned in
rose colored georgette crepe, trimmed
with satin and silver lace. her bouquet
being of pink sweet peas and maidenhair
fern. Phillip Salisbury of New York city
was the best man. The bride was given
away by her father Nearly 40 guests
were present. The bridal march was play
ed by Miss Hazel Durkee of Pittstield
Following the ceremCn an informal re-
ception was held and refreshments served
The couple left for n short trip after
which they will return for n weeks sta
here before going to their now home IN
Montclair. y. j., where the groom has a
position as chemist with the Wesson Oil
company. The bride was graduated from
the high school in 1911, and has since been
a successful teacher. The groom Srad-
uated from the high school in 1910.
y and from the University of Vermont in
+ 1914. Among those from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gaylord and Arthur
Gaylord of Brookfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Allen and daughters from Randolph
Center, Walter and Richard Gaylord from
Wai,sfield, Hazel Partridge Of Barre Or.
and Mrs. Charles Chedel of Portland.
Conn, Miss Clara S. Chede and Mr.. ana
Mrs. O. A. Whitcomb Of Woodstock. John
Chedel and Miss Alice Chedel of GAYS
. VILE Mrs. y. W. McCollom of Ruslindale.
Mass, Mrs. Julia Whitcomb. and Miss
Abbe Whtcomb of Bethel, Miss Gene
We've Foss Of Tilton, y. NJ, Miss Lucille
Grant of Wellesley, Mass. Miss Evelyn
Denny of Claremont, y. H., +. A. Doyle
of Lacona, \. NJ, Ralph Twitchell OF
White River Junction, Lewis II. Flint of
Burlington Phillip Salisbury of Nav Yorl,
city. Many beautiful gifts were received
The remains of Mrs. Leroy Mann were
taken to New York by hor husband who
- arrived here Tuesday May %. The funera
was held in New York Sunday and in.
: torment was at Staten Island Mrs
! Mann was Laura Waite from Sioux CITY
$ where Mr.. Mann married her about eight
years ago. She is survived by her rar-
g ents, one brother, and several sisters he
: sides her husband and three children -
= The remains of Miss Ellen Woodland ver.
n taken May 81 to South Royalton for in
{ | terment.
Music hall was filled to overnowine
on Sunday night for the baccalaureat,
sermon before the graduating class
Nv i.eN' d. W. iHolllpsoh, pastor or tn,
h Baptist Church. took for his text
r Fear Not for They That BE witt
:. U.s. Are More Than They That r,
d with Them" Miss Merle Allen PLAYED
|. the marches and special music wa,
I furnished by the male quartet of tn,
- school, Arthur Cheney, William Hug
!. gard Lester Lamson. and Holli.
- Cooley, all members of the class II
J. addition 10 this the Rev. w II. Spar
e hawk, flute, and Wayne Hedges, violin
n gave two selections, accompanied b,
d Mrs. L. S Brigham pianist. The stag,
'. was beautifully decorated with tn,
" class colors. The graduation exer
It cises will be held Thursday evening
Y w 5. $, Buck, III for many weeks, +
Is not as week.-Mrs. H. w. Patterson
s. VIE OF Supt. Patterson, and her littl
- SON. George, have gone to Albany. y
~ Y" for several weeks stay witt
le the close of the schools Mr.. Patterson
" Will join her there and they will visi
G. other cities and return by automobil
lie ny the way Of Burlington.-AIr an,
B. Mrs. w. H. Roberts after a weeks sta
s. with Mrs. Roberts father, LIMA
hutchinson, left the last of the weel
for their home in Misunderstanding
and Mrs. Roy Gilman Of New Haver
Mt Conn., arrived sunday night and ar
IN being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs IIar
m old Gilman,-Miss Ethel Newton, en-
III plOyed in Barre In the office of tn