Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-21
0RANcE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

hANDOLfH.
Alice the eight-year-old daughter
of w. c. AIMEE. suffered severe cut
In her lip while getting a milking
stool at the barn last Thursday evening.
How it happened could not be explained
by the child. who was brought to the
sanitarium for surgical treatment
Mrs. NJ. a. Tewksbury returned Thurs
day from several weeks stay in
York Beach, Me-. and Goffstown. n. H.
Mrs j. B. Adams left September 10
Northfield. where she is to be with
relatives for few days.--The Rev. G.
F.. Crawford has received call from
the Methodist Church in Windsor, but
has declined. 1t is expected that he
may go later to take a church in New
York
Charles Powers. who has. since leav-
ing the stage route, been with his
daughter. Mrs. Merton Rogers. who
lives a few miles out of town. was in
jured Friday night while returning
with a team. Some part of the wagon
broke and he was thrown out onto his
shoulders. and cash was cut in his
face. The blow upon the shoulders
caused a temporary paralysis. He is
| IS years old.-Mr and Mrs. r. c. Mar
tin of Los Angeles. Cal. arrived Fri
day and is being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Wardner.-Miss Jes-
sic Chedel went to Claremont. y. H.,
Saturday to begin her teaching in the
high school there for another year
There was large attendance at the
| evening service at the Methodist
Church Sunday night when the St An
drew's Brotherhood of that church had
| the service. This brotherhood num-
ers 81 members and 20 were present
The service was conducted by the Rev.
Joseph Hamilton, who has been the
leader in the movement. and consisted
of a praise service, followed by Scrip
| ture quotations given by the members,
a selection by the male quartet OF the
church, after which there were short
prayers by the brotherhood, which We're
preceded by paryer by the pastor the
Rev. G. F. Crawford. A cornet solo by
Glenn Bailey was followed by an ad
| dress by the Rev. Crawford upon Men
| Wanted."-Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Pratt
| of Montpelier We're guests of Mr.,
Pratts sisters. Mrs. o. S. Chamberlin
and Miss Mary Pratt. Sunday--Miss
May K. Howe ana grandmother Mrs.
Elizabeth Rand. returned Sunday night
and are now at their rooms in the house
of Mrs. W, F. Wedgwood.-Mr and
Mrs. Dean Wedgwood Of New Haven,
Conn. are at the home of Mr.. Wedg
woods mother Mrs. w. F. Wedgwood.
Charles Dubois of New York Joined
his family here last week and after
some time In Maine was here over sun
day.-C f. Iazele was much more
comfortable Saturday although still
very ill-Mr and Mrs. Frank Stiles
have gone to Port Henry. ~ Y. for a
two weeks stay.
The death of Mrs Fred Terry oc-
Cured at the sanitarium Tuesday
morning at an early hour. She was
thought to be improving from a seri-
GUS operation which she underwent
one week ago. Mrs. Terry came from
her home in Worcester, Mass. to have
the operation, so as to be near her
daughter. who resides here. and 1t was
thought that she was improving, or
doing as we'll as could be expected, till
late hour Monday. Mr. Terry left
for his home to resume work on Sun
day, and her sister, Mrs. Gibbs had
also gone to her home In White River
, Junction. Mrs. Lucy (Bigelow) Terry,
} married many years ago. had for the
most part Of her married life lived In
and about Randolph, few years ago
Mr.. Terry found employment in Wor-
cester. Mass. and they moved there
but since that time had been often
here. where their only daughter, Mrs
George Hutchinson, resides The de
. ceased had been long In i'll health
Mrs Terry is survived by her husband
, the one daughter, and a sister, Mrs. l.
, a. Gibbs Of White River Junction
, The management of the SAM
tarium it is understood have received
an offer of $4,000 on conditions that q
second sum of that amount he raised
It is expected that the latter sum viii
l be provided and that the names of the
donors will be then made known as
we'll as the plans for the placing Of
the sum.-Mrs. Battles and Mrs Morse
: dele gates from the Braintree Circle Of
the Kings Daughters and Sons. icf
, Tuesday morning for Rutland TO at
r tend the State convention to be held
: there Wednesda Other delegate:
= went on the afternoon train from here
j, as we'll as delegates from the secont
= Circle Of Braintree.---Miss lnez LitchfelC
= left Monday for a several weeks stay
Z in St. Johnsbury. Orleans, and Barton
: W A. Mcintosh has returned from {
. several months absence in Melros'
, Highlands. Mass. Woodstock, Burlins
r ton and Northfeld.--Mrs G. p. Fulle
and her daughter. Miss Gladys Fuller
went to New Bedford. Mass. Monda,
for stay of some length.--Mrs. F. c
= Bliss. sister of the Rev. G. +. Crawford
. who came from Jericho to visit he
brother and family, left Monday 70
. Boston.--Mr and Mrs. Cooling OF Wollas
y ton, Mass, former residents here wer
= over Sunday guests of Mrs Alpha Mas
: ser and Monday morning left TO
Whiting.