Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-24
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

days with her parents the Rev. and
Mrs Homer Whitc.-Miss Mary Con-
molly came Saturday night from Wash
ngton u. c., for a several weeks stay
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas
Connolly.-Mrs. Harry Chadwick and
children, who have been two weeks
with Mrs. Clara Averill. left Saturday
for their home in st. Adams. Her
brother, Clifford Averill. Of Claremont
N. H., arrived for an over-Sunday stay
with Mrs. Averill.-Miss Doris Latti-
mer returned Saturday night from
several days stay in Chelsea with her
friend. Miss Neva Bohonon-Thc
Misses Ona Ladd and Laura church re-
turned from Tunbridgc Saturday. where
they had been for several days. They
were accompanied by Miss Helen
Howe, who came for few days visit
Miss Anna Coughlin went to her
home in Barnard Saturday after pass
ing three weeks in town.--Miss Jessie
Blanchard came from White River
Junction Saturday for an ovcr-Sunday
stay with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blancha rd .-Mrs. Margaret Smith,
who has been at Greensboro with her
daughter Mrs. G. \. Wheeler arrived
Saturday for several days stay with
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Rarss and other
relatives before returning to her home
in Boston.-Clarence Hodges of
Schenectady, n. V, Joined his family
Saturday to pass a few days with them
at the home of Miss Mary Dubois
Mrs. w. T. Edison was summoned to
Springfield. Mass, Saturday by tho
critical Illness of her brother-in law,
Mr.. Young, who recently underwent a
surgical operaton.-Mrs. Lena Field
and daughter Miss Mary. who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. !. Fos-
ter returned Saturday to thcir home in
! Northfield.-Mrs. G. \. Chedol and
| daughter Miss Jessie, who have been
at their cottage al Enfield, n. H., have
returned-Mrs Banyea, former matron
at the sanitorium. arrived Saturday
| from Highgate for a several days stay
with DIR. and Mrs. c. j Rumrill.-M Miss
Ethel Newton of the Barre Times has
come for a two weeks stay with her
mother.
The morning service Sunday at the
Chatauqua tent was conducted by the
Rev. g. +. Crawford, the Rev. j. IL.
Thompson and the Rev. Fraser Metzger.
The combined choirs were in attend
ance and the band furnished music for
lvered the sermon. He soon closes
his pastorate here and goes to Con-
necticut to take a large church.-The
mother of N. n Morse. Mrs. Maria
Morse, died at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Ladd, at Cutters
Corner in Orange Friday. The funeral
was held on Sunday from that place
and interment was in Plainfeld i'm the
family lot. Madam Morse had been of
ten here to visit her son. The de
ceased was SO years of age and is sur
vived by two daughters, Mrs. Ladd
with whom she was at the time OF
her death. Mrs. Agnes Lombard OF
Pittsfield Mass, one son, n y. Morse
of this place, besides II grandchildren
and two great grandchildren. Nh
Morse and family were in Orange sun
day to attend the funeral.-Mrs. Lucy
Parish went to St Adams Sunday night
for a several days stay with relatives
Mrs p. c. Wilmot of Barre is here Ia
assist in the care of her mother who
has been i'll for a Week.-Mrs. William
Dickerman and son. who were over
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ
Wilson, have returned to their home
in Minneapolis. Minn.-Roy Smalley OF
Boston is here on a visit to his moth
err Mrs. Ella Smalley
, Miss Nellie Ford and Miss VI. South
worth of Ware. Mass. and Miss Brad.
ley of Burlington arc guests Of Mrs
Ellen Lattimer and daughtcr.-Th'
ball game on the Wall Alumni holC
Tuesday forenoon between the clerk,
of Randolph and the Broo<hcld boy!
resulted in a victory for the latter. thu
score being Is to Miss Ola Hood o
Chelsea arrived Tuesday night To pas.
several days as guests Of Mrs. II. \
Leonard and Miss Valentine Packard
who came from Braintroc Tuesda,
morning.-J V. Newton. after a sever,
illness is now able to be out,-Mrs
j. D. Wheeler of Bethel is being enter
e tanned this week by her cousin, Mrs
i 6. w Prde.-Mrs. W. r. Townsend o
K Chelsea is the guest this week of Nj
. and Mrs. o. E. Copeland. --Mrs. Smith
= who came from TunhridGe a week ag'
+ to visit her sister and husband. Mr.. AM
% Mrs. \. J. Foster returned to her HON
t uesday-Mrs. A. h. Monroe of Wind
2 sor is the guest of her parents. Nj
t and Mrs NJ. f.. Esterhrook Mrs. LON
+ bard, who came from Plainield wit
r her brother, n. y. Morse, after attend
!. | ing tne 1un'Thl VI tH'lf nlhln'l sun
v day, returned Monday to her home il
:. Pittsfield, Mass.
J. GEORGE Pinney, who has been with hi
: family at Queen City Park, Burlington
y since Friday, returned TUESDAY evening
q Prof J. r. f1otchkiss OF Washington, !
n C., after passing ten days with ". i
II Martin left Wednesday for Lake Stinsor
IA n H. for short stay.-Mr. and Mr.
n Charles Hutchinson Of Springfield. Mass
a are visiting Mrs. IIutchinson's hrothf
: and family. Dr.. g. ". Scott.--Mrs j.
# Wheeler the guest of Mrs. G W. Prid
n her cousin, left for her home in Beth
y Tuesday night.--Mrs Nellie Mauoon
e South Royalton. mother Of the la to Georf
n Earl who was killed by train last wee
ir was in town Wednesday. Mrs. Mattoo
in was i'm Scobey, Mont, when news of n
IN death Of her son came, and she did NJ
r reach here in time for the burial, Mr.
Fannie Vinton Of East Granville is pas
III ing a few DAYS with Mrs Lucinda Clev
H. land Pearl White son Of Mr.. and Mr.
ly Charles White, formerly of this place b
IN now of Bethel. was in town Wednesday.
v Mrs. II. r. Barrett OF Hanover, y. u
Y is the guest, this week, of her parents NJ
&c and Mrs F. B. Conner,-The Misses Flo
s. enCe Howard and Gladys Jones. who pas
IN ed last week at Silver lake. Barnard, n
at now at home and employed this week
al the ". A. Leonard drug store THE dan
g given on Main street by the band folowii
g the entertainment ON Tuesday evenin
6 was largely attended The work of IA