Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-11
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

y very pretty and quiet wedding took
place Saturday at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. Fraser Metzger when Mr..
MetzGer's sister Miss Jancttc T.. MetZgcr
of Newburgh, y. Y, and Charles u.
Adams Of Waterbury, only son ui Mr.
and Mrs. j. +. Adams Of this place. were
married by Mr.. Mctzgcr The ceremony
was witnessed 10y the immediate families.
The brides sister, Miss katherine
Metzecr of New York, and the groom s
sister. Miss Mary ADAMS of North
Andover, Mass. and Miss Nina Thurston
of Mortified were in the company. The
bride was gowned in white crepe ana
carried IA bouquet of lilies of the valley.
They We're unattended, and tool; their
place under an arch of evergreen,
decorated with carnations. in the living
room of the parsonage. y wedding lunch
vas served Immediately following the
ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left
by automobile for short wedding trip
after which they will be at home at
Waterbury, where the groom has Il law
business The brides going away COS
tune was a blue cloth suit. Mr. Adams
is very well known here. The bride was
matron of the Randolph sanitarium tor
year and gained many friends In town
Mrs r. II. Holland of Rochester, who
has been at Warren to visit her sister,
who is i'll, stopped off here Thursday for
Il short stay with her father, +. e
Bennett. and Friday returned To her
home.-.Itobert Sault, after passing
a week in town with his sisters LETT
Saturday for Lawrence, Mass, where he
is to resume teaching.-At game of ball
a hat hn itrh cob tam,
and the Lebanon, y. H., team Randolph
gained victory, the score being } to >
Mrs, Newell King died Wednesday
May 2 at the sanitarium, where she
underwent AN operation about two weeks
ago. Mrs. King was Nellie Waters,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. AFRO Waters,
and had lived in this vicinity during
her entire life, She was 81 years old
December 6, 1906, she married Newell
King, who survives her. She is also
survived by a son, living at Barre, and
daughter, Clarssa and a son, Cies-
son, who both live here; two sisters.
Mrs, Walter Comstock and Mrs. Her
man Spencer Of Barre; and brother
AFRO Waters OF this place. The funeral
was held at the Baptist Church Friday
afternoon. the Rev, j. II. Thompson Of
ficiatng. Burial WAS In Pleasant View
cemetery
The Woman's ForeigD Missionary go.
! ciety Of the Methodist Church held its
regular meeting with MS. II. j. Smithel :
Friday The topic WAS The Hidden
Lesson" and the leader. Mrs, Mimi
Miller, Quotations from the study"
"Our Neighbors in Japan" and - Back
ward Glance were read by Mrs. Flet-
cher; The Hour to Build" was given by
| Mrs. Smthers; The Japanese Church, 81
| by Mrs. q. +. Crawford. Shares from
Japan" leaflet, was read by Mrs, r. II.
Slack song. Mrs. Smithers; Reaching
| the Soul. the Body. and the Mind" Mrs.
~ n. Morse "A leaflet read by Mrs.
, Hamilton; AT Roads End" Mrs. j.. u.
Copeland. 1.-The mystery box" closed the
program, A letter from Mrs. NJ. T. Titus
Of BijnOn, India, to Mrs, Miller was read
| by the secretary. Arrangements have
been made to have Mrs. Barber IA re-
turned missionary, now jubilee supervisor
| of the New England branch of the
| Woman's Foreign Missionary society, be
| hero the evening of May II. The follow
| ing delegates were elected to attend the
district meeting to DE held in Northleld
Mrs, n, n. Morse and Mrs. Il. H. Slach
| altcrnates. Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. IIaml-
ton. At a former meeting the members
presented a pin, the emblem of the
| auxiliary. to Mrs. q. Il. Crawford.-H vi
Gaylord went to Raymond. N. H., on
| Monday, having been called by his