Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-17
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Silver Cross Circle of Kings Daugh-
lcrs sent out Friday IL boxes which con-
iaincd groceries, and in most cases 4
shi"ken and other articles of food, to those
who were thought to be needy. This GUS
ION has prevailed for several years. Miss
Dorothy Buck returned Saturday from
Hanover, where she had been for a few
days. S. Whitcomb, who underwent
an operation Thursday AT the santa
rum, was about the same Saturday
4. f. Hayes who has been in New Haven.
Conn, for few months. has returned
md will remain in the vicinity for the
present.-Nr and Mrs Thomas Connolly
and two children arrived Friday night
from New England, n. D.. to pass a few
weeks with Mr.. Connollys PAL rents. Mr..
Ind Mrs Thomas Connolly. 1t is expected
that Mr.. Connolly's sister, Miss Mary
Connolly Of Washington, d. c.. will come
10 meet them here-IIelen, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Parrot Of Bethel.
came Saturday to the santa rum, accom-
)anied by her mother and other relatives,
TO have her tonSils removed.-Miss Elida
Newcity came from Mortified SATURDAY.
and was the guest of Mrs. F.. NJ Wood
worth.-Mrs. Lucinda Cleveland was in
town over Sunday coming from Bethel
where she is teaching.-AIiss Winnifred
Richmond left Saturday for Royalton to
pass the night with her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Laird Mrs Nettie
RiN. who is i'll with the jauudice, Is now
thought to be improving John Nancy
left saturday for Waterbury to pass a
few days with Capt. j. +, Edredge
Mrs. Nora Yauvey. who WAS taken
TO the hospital at Waterbury three weeks
ago, died there Monday and the remains
were brought here Tuesday and taken
TO her old home up the Rochester road.
Soon after she was taken i'll she was
taken to the sanitarium here for care,
but her mind was so deranged that 1t
was impossible for her to be cared for
there. She never recovered the use OF
one side, which was completely par
slyzed, She is survived by one son,
young man less than n years of age.
Her husbands brother, Mr.. Yauvey, of
Brattleboro was present when the body
arrived. The funeral was held at her
late home Wednesday and the remains
were taken to East Bethel for inter-
mont in the family lot.--A severe CHM
hey fire developed in the block owned
by George Temple, in which is located
fenemcnts, and the Randolph telephone
eNtHdIef' ueSudN forenoon. n. e..
Buck and John Fisk, engineers, were
summoned and the fire was finally con
trolled without doing serious damage
John Nancy who has been in Water
bury with Captain Eldredge since last
Saturday, returned home Tucsday.-Mrs.
Nettie Rix is i'll with gall stones and
may have TO submit to surgical treat
ment for relief.-The Thermometer reg
istered from l5 to % degrees below zero
Tuesday morning, but the weather mod
Grated during the day.--LincOln day was
celebrated at the Grange Saturday eve
ming with Il large attcndance.-The w
II. G. and the L. S. Grant Post were in
in Bethany Church given by the Sun.
day school at noon Sunday.-John Kid
der, youngest brother OF Frank Kidder
Is at the sanitarium for treatment for
stomach troubles s. Whitcomb Is
more comfortable after his late opera
tion.--C, #. Proper, who has been i'll for
months with nervous dyspepsia, has not
Monday morning was one of tho coldes,
of the season. the mercury reaching q
degrees below zero in many places. -
The annual roll call OF the Methodist
Church will be held February Is. when
supper will be given in the dining
room of the church and n free-will Offer
ing for the benevolepces of the church
, will be taken.--Dr, and Mrs. f. o. Blan-
} chard are to leave soon for Chicago to