Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

RAlNDOLI II.
Mrs John Jacobs came from Braintree
Saturday TO visit her mother, Mrs. Matte
Copeland, and on her return took h"r
mother home with her for few days
The funeral of :. B. Cushman was held
at his late home Saturday afternoon,
the Rev. j. II. Thompson officiating. In
terment was in the family lot. His hall
sister. Mrs. W. II. rushman, and her
husband. from Barre, We're here; Her bert
Cushnlan of Barre, cousin; Judson
Cushman of Burlington, and other rela-
tives.-Mrs T.. y. Bruce was summoned
to sharon Saturday by the serious illness
of her cousin, Mrs. llil.-The roll call
/ of Bethany Church Friday night was
/ attended by about 80 members, "A much
smaller number than was anticipated.
because OF the prevalent Illness and the
weather. Following supper there were
reports of the several departments Of
! church work, among them the Missionary
society. which reported s1r1 GJ receipts
with S3S expenditures; Bethany Guild,
500 90 receipts, with 81. 20 expenditures,
Sunday school receipts slS3. Is. and expendi-
lures. 1851 10; Christian t.ndeavor $780,
receipts, and expenditures, sa9iS. The
receiver of offerings reported s2.3lS70 as
! the total amount received and the total
amount received for missions s20J.s2
Music was furnished by Misses Spa rhawli.
. Chandler. PinneY and Marcott and by
the young ladies of the choir Of the
church. The church had a membership
/ of 32S January Col. Israel Converse
Chapter. Daughters Of the American
Revolution. held their meeting Saturday
afternoon at the home Of the regent.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond. An interesting
program was given and music was fur
nshed by the hostess. The next meeting
in February will he at he home Of Mrs
6. W. Scott.-Mrs. c. r. Pratt was sum
moned to Bethel Saturday by the illness
of her brothers wife. Mrs. T.. H. Bass -
Mrs. Emily Burroughs is critically i'll
with the grip and remains about the
same.
Rev. Moses ]. Osteyee died at an early
hour on Sunday morning after a long pc
Rod of i'll health. resulting in an attack
Of neuralgia Of the heart and = compica-
ton, with which he had been very Ill
for two weeks. The Rev. and Mrs. OSte-
wee came here from Hinsdae. y. w.,
where they had been for three years, and
purcha sed q place on Central street. Mr.
bsteyee for twenty years has been a
Methodist denomination lie had served
in many places. his last appointment hav-
ing been a Ausable Forks, y. Y. He was
Obliged TO retire from the ministry three
years before coming here and went to
New Hampshire to live. Since he resided
here he has been somewha more comfort
able and was able to be in church most
of the time. He supplied he pulpit of the
Methodist Church here once in the alb
scnce of the pa stor. Mr.. OsteYec is sur
vived by his wife and six children, one
married daughter living in Ausable, y. Y,
two sons residing at Springfield, Mass,
one son. a freshman in MiddehurN col
lcge, a daughter, Miss Adde May, grad
uate of the Plattshurgh Normal school.
D and is now at home. and son. William
Ward. a freshman in the high school,
Five other children born 10 this couple
, died when young. The funeral was
held at the Methodist Church Tuesday
afternoon al three O'Clock and the next
morning the remains were taken to
Poultncy FOR hural.-Orman Terry and
! Hazel l.. Tallnan were married Saturday
night al the Goodrich farm. where the
: brides mother lives. hy the Rev. q. f
: Crawford, Mrs \, II Monroe after pass
b ing the week mere with her parents. who
e are both i'll, left SATURDAY FOR her nome
in Windsor leaving them somewhat more
comfortabl bic Miss Julia Cummings ar
G rived Friday night to make her home with
r her grandparents. MI and Mrs. A. -
+ Powers. her father having died several
I months ago.
II Mrs q. W Mann has returned from u
[ several days stay in Boston, where SHE
:. was summoned 10y the death OF an aunt
l. Mrs j. +. Tcwksbury was summonco
- to Northilcld Monday by the illness OF
q her sister. Mrs. Frank Gold. Miss lno'
V Litchfcd has been confined to the hous'
y for several days by illn.ss.--.Mrs Emily
Burroughs, after q several DAYS illness
" with the grip, despite her age Of "
" years seems to be improving, -Th'
i Christian Brotherhood was held in tn,
II parish house Monday evening with a.
: attendance Of -. An address was Giver
q by the Rev. j. w, Barnett Of Barre ~
Is Christ of the Andes"
r Mrs. Mary Kellogg loft "Wednesday for
q Bethel to pass the week with hel
n brothers Charles Bclknap died Wednes
= day night from the effects of the grip
e Mr.. Belknap was the stepfathcr of A. Y
IS Ncn-A + Lamb, after several days
n illness with bronchitis. has recovered
d Raymond Paige. who is now working il
20 q studio in Burlington, came home Tues
II day to remain for n few DAYS with hi
: parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Paige
= The Parent Tea cher association held the
r regular monthly meeting Tuesday eve
y ming at the assembly room of the hiEl
g school building with large attendance
$ The Womans Missionary Union u
v RcthauN Church held itu meet inc at IN,
n parish house Tuesday afternoon, Mrs
e J. Il. Adams was the leader and the stud,
% was GOOD Tidings from India. Tho
play, THE Power of Money" will III
given by local talent Thursday and Fri
day evenings under tho auspices of tn,
10 :Sanitarium Aid society.-Mrs, Lucind,
IS Cleveland left Wednesday morning (,
l. resume her teaching in Bethel Gilcat
which has been Interrupted for the las
ID ton days BY the illness Of teacher al,