Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-25
RANDOLPH.

Friday night the Fern Rebcl,ah lodge |
will give a reception in honor of Mrs.
j.. 5 Buck, who was elected president OF |
tho Rebel<ah assembly at Burlington FRI !
day.-This is the first time president ,
has ever been elected from this lodge
Mrs. Ethel King of this place was sum |
moned to Springfield Saturday by the /
critical illness of her sister.-Alrs. y. f. |
Edison is passing several days with her !
daughter. Mrs. Cheney Mrs. and Mrs. f. |
Buck of Lebanon, y. H., were over sun
day guests of Mr.. AMI Mrs n. c. BucN.-
There was a game of ball at the Wall
Athletic park Saturday afternoon he
tween MONTPELIER Seminary and the local
team, the latter gaining victory the
score being IL to EDNA Fairbanks, re-
turned Saturday from a few days stay in
Newport, n. H., with her son, Fred Fair
banks, and familN.-,Miss Ellen Woodland,
who has beeh at the home of her brother,
u. G. Woodward. for several weeks, IN
feeble condition, attempted this week to
move about her room and fell, breaking
her hip.-rherc was no service at the
Methodist Church Sunday the repairs not
being completed. It is expected that
they will I've in another week.-Fraser
Metzger, Mr.. and Mrs Mrs. T.. w. TeWks
bury and the Rev c. f.. Goodline, from
Randolph Center have returned from
their trip to Bennington, Greenfield
Mass, and other placcs--Aliss Libbie
Moore. who has been here from South
Dakota for several weeks, left Saturday
for a few days stay in Worcester. Mass.
The Rev. j. w Chesbro arrived from
Bellows Falls Saturday night to preach at
the Baptist Church Sunday. The Rev.
Y. n. Thompson went to Hartford. Conn,
the same day to preach.
| The Rev. j. w. Chesbro. who occupied
the pulpi, of the Baptist Church here
Sunday, returned Monday morning to
Bellows Falls.-Miss Beatrice Pnney
went to Boston Monday for another
weeks study.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer
/ Vail came Friday from the Vail farm
| in Pomfret, where they had been pass
! ing several days.-Dr. and Mrs. J. =.
Clifford We're in Chelsea Sunday
Mr. and Mrs A. NJ. Hubbard have gone
| to Hyde Park, Mass, to pass couple
of weeks with their daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton
! Mrs q. T. Cushman has been quite i'll
! for several days with the grip and has
! been under the care of a nurse. Her
/ daughter, Mrs. +. \. Eaton, has also
been III. Both are improving.-Satur
day night the Randolph telephone ex-
change was moved from its old quar-
ters in the Mcintyre block to the bank
block, where new rooms had been fit
ted up by J. II. Lamson 81 Sons.
-Four men were engaged in the moving
all through Saturday night The audi
forum of the Methodist Church is near
ing completion and the carpet and fur
uishngs will he replaced and the serv-
ice held in that church sunday the
Memorial service being also held there.
I.ucius Webb came from East Gran
willie Tuesday for short stay i'll town.
I His mother, Madam Webb, vino was leo
years old last September. is now very
/ feeble, and it docs not seem as though
her strength could hold ont much longer.
She is under the care of her daughter
Mrs Fannie Nnton--Mrs. William Brad.
ley, who stopped off on her way from
! Burlington, where she had been to at
tend the Ilebckah assembly and has since
been with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
-. Bcodlc, left Tuesday for her home
in Woodstock Mrs c. T., Cushman,
who is i'll with the grip. is about the
same.-Alr. ana Mrs A b. Monroe IF
Windsor have been guests of Mrs. Mon
roe's parents, for a few days, and Tues
day Mr. Monroe returned to Windsor To
resume his duties as telegraph operator.
f. y. Heath has rented the rooms i'm
the MCINTYRE block recently vacated by
the Randolph Telephone Exchange and
after the repairs. which are already
begun, he will move his business from
the Bass block.--rhc next meeting of
COL Israel Converse Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution. will he at
the home Of Miss Grace Conant, Randolph
Center, Saturday afternoon
The Silver Cross Circle of the King $
Daughters observed mothers day Tues
day afternoon at the home of Ahbie f.
Clarke There were present go members
and guests, who enjoyed the following
program. Piano duet, Misses Annie Gil
bert Bell and Elaine Bass; a paper by
Mrs j. T. Clifford on the "Orgin Of Moth.
ors' Day; song, Miss Elsie Eilhurn and
Miss Bailey, violin solo, by William Mug
gard; piano solo, by Miss Julia Cum
minEs; reading by Mrs C. +. Kilhurn:
songs, Miss Mabel Hamilton and Miss
kilhun and Mrs, J, n Adams Refresh,
ments were served,-Mr and Mrs l. s.
Chase who have been In Boston to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Chases brother
John Daggett, returned Tuesday.--At a
. meeting OF Fern Rebekah Lodge Tres
day night reports of the assembly meet
e Ing at Burlington we're given by the dele
gate, Mrs r. \. Salisbury. Ida
Sumner of RrookAeld is passing several
days with her sister, Mrs. Nina Spear
MISS tthel Greene who has been at the
Albany business College for several
? months, Is expected homo for "A week S
= Vacation-Mrs O, w. Mann has return
ed from a 10 days stay i'm Boston, where
she went with her aunt, Mrs. Mary Bryan
. Henry Persons of Bethel 10 years o,
age brother of Miss Mildred Persons, one
pi inc nurses at the sanitarium. under.
went Sllsht operation at that place
$ wednesday morning Ills mother wn.
mere from Bethel and returned later IL
he day leaving him comfortable Mrs
e {. g. Southworth. who has been az IN,
hanith1nm' Is improving and expects t.
e be able to return to South Royalton mex
e week-br' f. g. Angel is confined by III
. ness and will not be able TO attend hi,
h calls Tor few days.--Miss Maud John