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

burn, both of Bethel were married
Monday May 20 at the Catholic
Church by the Rev. NJ. s. O'Donnel,.
They were attended by Hastell Senay
of Bethel and Miss Olive Xix of this
place. The bride is sister of Mrs. =.
+. Spear, formerly of this place, and
they will reside in Bcthel.--Dr. II. r.
MCINTYRE from New York is passing
several days with his mother, Mrs.
Emma Mcintyre, who has also for a
guest her sister, Mrs. T.. NJ. Chandler
of Tarrytown, n. Y.--E. V. steele has
gone to Leominstcr, Mass, for a few
days.-Miss Florence Hobart closed
a six years term of service in the Bell
Brothers store Saturday and went -
Windsor where her mother resides,
to take a position in store there.
Mrs. NJ. y. Leonard gave u luncheon
Thursday night in her honor.-Dr III.
w. Holden will go to Chicago June
to take n months course of study in
dentistry at the Northwestern Univer-
Isity
TIE death of Mrs. Harriet Goodell Oc-
CURED at the Sanitarium Sunday night.
Mrs Goodel had been for several mon ,hs
at the home of Mrs w. =. Flint and was
few days ago. Mrs Goodeli has one
brother, Christopher Hood, living at East
Brookiield. and cousin, Mrs Jones, in
town For many years she was the
ihousekecper for Frank Grewold and be-
fore that for Adelbert Hart.-AIrs.
II. II. Barrett, who had been with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. i. b. Conner
for a week, left Saturday for Hanover,
y. H.-Mrs. +. NJ. Woodworth and son.
Donald Woodwork, after visiting in
Montpelier for a few days. came home
Saturday Beatrice Thompson OF
Montpelier came Friday to visit her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster,
and returned Sunday.-The pre-mcmorial
service held at the Methodist Church
Sunday was largely attended, the G. a.
r. and the associate members. the w. r.
&. and their members attending in n body.
Special music by the choir and the band,
who We're in attendance. was enjoyed by
all, and a sermon by the pastor, the
Rev. G.. f, Crawford, who took for his
topic, what Mean These Stones" made
the service impresSve.-Mr and Mrs.
Frank Chittenden, Miss Georgia White
and Miss Jessie Chedel of Springfield mo-
tored here Saturday for an over-nign.
stay with relatives and returned Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. q. y. Osha and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Wilson were in
Woodstock sunday, making the trip by
Automatically. 5. $. Buck, again CON
fined to his bed by rheumatism, is thought
to he somewhat more CONFERENCE.-The
S S. Briggs of Worcester, Mass, arrived
Saturday for a several months stay.
Mrs y. A. Priest went 20
Contoocook, y. IT,. Monday to visit at
her old home for the first time in MANY
years.-Mrs. Bert Fielders of RoXbury
was in town Monday. coming to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Laport.-Dr. +. G.
Angel was able to be out Monday for
the first time in 10 days. Tuesday he
delivered the Memorial address at East
Randolph.-Thc Rev. J. H. THOMPSON
went to Brookfiold Tuesday to deliver
the address thcre.-The high and
graded schools opened Monday No
scarlet fever has developed. All the
teachers were in their places and tho
work will go ON till June s, the time
for tn" graduating cXercises.-Mrs. w
g. llodgkins and her children went to
Rochester Monday for few days with
her daughter Mrs. Lewis Curtis.-Miss
Jessie Chedol, n teacher in Springfield.
arrived Monday night to pass the holt.
day recess from teaching with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Chedel.-
Miss Evelyn Denny. who teaches in
flaremont, n. H., also came Monday
to pass couple Of days with Miss G.
j. Prince
Miss Ellen Woodland died Tuesday
night at the home of her brother y c.
Woodland, where she had been for eight
months. Miss Woodland had been i'll
.at her home in South Royalton pre-
vious to this time, and she was taken
to her brothers home that they might
be able to minister to her comfort daily
She suffered from 1srights disease and
complications, and two weeks ago she
fell in her. room, fracturing her nip
Hiss Woodland had reached the age of
81 years, nine months and % DAYS. She
was one of five children born in Tun-
bridge to Daniel and Achsa CKings-
burE) Woodland, and her brother is the
only surviving child. Miss Woodland
was Il teacher in the South. going there
when is years Of age, up to the time of
the civil War. and later taught
I'm California. In 1875 she returned to
South Royalton to reside and since
then had lived in the old home which
she occupied up to the time of her COM
ing here last winter. There viii be a
prayer service at the home this morn
ing and the remains win be taken to
South Royalton, where the funeral will
be held in the CONGREGATIONAL Church,
and intermcnt made in the family lot
thcre-Mrs Leroy Mann, who arrived
here with her children and maid
Thursday night, was taken i'll FrIday
night with bronchial pneumonia and
steadily developed alarming symptoms
y message was sent for her husband
but as his business is in several differ
cnt places, he was not located at once.
y second letter did not reach him till
the news of her death, which occurred
Tuesday night. Mrs. Mann came here
apparently well to pass n few months
with her children, the oldest of whom
Is six and one-half years, "A second,
I'VE, ana a third, II months Her hus-
band has not yet arrived. She had
passed her summers here for several
years and was Southern lady before
her marrage-Mr. and Mrs Fred Bee
die, who had been here since Saturday
with Mr., and Mrs, A, IL. Beedle, left
Tuesday for their home in Keene, n. H.