Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-06
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

their son arrived mere saturday from bur
iington to Ire the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
e. T.. Mouton AT "Stonelcigh. MIR. and
Mrs. Chester Billings of Rochester and
Mrs Edna StoCkwell and daughter Susan,
were entertained over Friday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Stockwell, all return
ing to their home in Rochester, Saturday
Henry Tcwksbury, who has been in
Rumncy, n. H., for the greater part of
two years, was in town a few days last
week Miss Dana. who was entertained
J over Friday night by Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Chedel left for her home in Ponlfret on
Saturday.-Miss Ruth Boucher went to her
home in Raymond, y. H.. for for a two
weeks stay after which she expects %
attend n business college in Maiden, Mass
Miss VERNE Chamberlin teacher in sax
sonvlle, Mass, who has been passing the
holiday recess with Mrs O. S. Chamber
lin, left on Saturday to resume her teach
ing on MondaN-Mrs Harry Morton and
Miss Gladys Jones, who have been here
for n week with Mr.. and Mrs. ~ NJ Hub
Mard left Saturday morning for Hyde
Park. Mass Miss Jones expects to teach
in Everett. Mass. the coming term The
Misses Marion Dorothy and t.lzabpth
Hamilton. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
! *.
ing few days with their grandparents.
left for their home in Woodstock Satur-
day to preach in the Methodist Church
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. John Dubois AMI
children returned from weeks stay I'm
Montpelier Saturday accompanied by Mrs
Dubois sister, Miss Gisborne.-Mrs. Fred
Terry is now the guest of her daughter
Mrs. George Hutchinson. She is in poor
health.
The remains OF Melvin Miller, who died
in Richmond Friday, were brought here
for burial Monday. In the funeral party
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller. tho
son and wife. General c. L. Miller. o
brother Of the deceased, of burlington,
Mrs. Emma Mcintyre. a sister, now Twins,
I'm Burlington. and her daughter, Mrs Guy
Loudon, Mrs. Ernest Sargent of Woods
Vile, y. H.. Hugh Phillips of Montpelier
The remains were taken to bethany
Church, whore service was held by
the Rev. Fraser Metzger. Intcrment was
In Southview cemetery. The bearers were
o. II. Creme, J. Il. Adams V. l. Spear. II.
w. Vail, L. A. Brigham and Harry Tilson.
Miss Ellen Blossom. who came from
Boston to pass the holidays with her
mother. Mrs George Hatch. left Mondav
to resume her teaching Fred Goodwin
md Dwight Adams have returued +,
Dartmouth Ia resun,e tbeir studios Mr..
! Mary orov bae boon III since ,b,red,,
and oh,iocd to loave nor unrl. ,t tha
Uera1d and \ovs Office Niss va,ertin.
Packard car,c Monday. from, Rraintree TO
take her uIacc i'm tho office for this wool,
Clarence Sault has given his notice at the
office of the paper. wherc he has worked
for the last II wears and will later go f.,
Rochester to pass a few months with his
wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Per-
kns, the change being made for the beuc-
fit of his health.-Mr and Mrs Scott
Blossom Of Bethel were with Mr. and Mrs
G.. T.. Davenport over Sunday.-Fred Alb
hey of MONTPELIER was an over-Sundav
visitor in town.-Nrs. j. II. Thompson and
daughter Miss Beatrice Thompson after
Passing Il week with Mr. and Mrs A. j.
Foster. went to her home in Montpelier
Sunday night-Mr. and Mrs. Sherman
Moulton and son left Sunday night for
burlington after passing two days with
Mr. and Mrs c. +. Moulton.-Miss May
*. Howe and grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth
Rand. returned Sunday night from a visit
OF two weeks In Leominster, Mass.-Charlcs
. Palmer, who has been i'll for a week from
the effects of poison which he received
while using colored varnish, is now able
to he IN for part OF the time.
MI and Mrs Dennis Cassidy left
! Tuesday for st. Johnshury to visit Mr.
CassidNs daughter. Mrs. Slayton.-Mr
ana MIS-. frederick Dumas and chill
/ dfeh, VINO came nero from Montpelier
/ last Week to visit MI ana Mrs George
/ Dumas. lett MONDAY Tor their home
/ Mr.. ana MIS- George Harrington OF
/ hralhlree were IN 'oWn tuesday for
/ shurl stay AFTER Whlrh Mr. harrington
/ lef' lor another business trlp.-Mrs
Sarah Morgan VINO mas been a month
| win her sister, MIS- Kay Ordway, went
| ueScay 10 her nom" IN I-aconia. y. H.
-lhorc WAS JOINT installation or OIL
| NomanS Rellcf corps Saturday evening
AT the u a. H. haH, When John Man
! hry' oHlc'r' lhstaiIcd the following OIL
GERS 'omnahder' i, II. ketchum
! senior vice. H. \. Rising; junior vice.
/ Allreu EATON oHl'cr OF the guard. Marx
| sargent: quarterhnaSter, {. W. y. Put
man, rtermaster-Sargeant Norman
of the day, John Manney. The installa-
ton of the officers of the Woman's Re-
/ lief Corps followed, Mrs. Lucinda Cleve-
! land acting as the officer. President.
! Mrs May Goodwin; senior vice, Mrs
! Clara Ketchum; junior vice, Mrs. Rose
| Heath, treasurer, Mrs Ella Bruce; sec
! rotary, Mrs. Louise Halmon: chaplain,
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