Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-09-14
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


j. II. Thompson. former pastor of the
Baptist Church. officiating 1nterment
was In the cemetery on the East Brain
tree road The brother Elbridgo Holman
and wife, who have been in the West for
two months. arrived on the 80 train, but
the services we're delayed for their arri-
val The Rev. Mr.. Thompson left on the
four o'clock train for his home in South
Norwalk, Conn, where he has lately as
sun,ed the pastorate of a church.-C. r..
I.azelle, who has been i'll for several
weeks, was not as well Saturday Miss
Amanda Northrop, who has been passing
part of her vacation with her brother
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Northroo
left for New York Saturday Miss I.,-
Gina Saxton, who came from Keene, ~
H., for a short stay with MIR. and Mrs. A.
IT, Beedle, has gone to Massachusettts.-
Mrs Martin Sumner came from Braintree
Saturday to visit her father. \. ". Flint 49,
Mrs Margaret Smith closed three
weeks stay here with relatives Saturday
and went to her home in Boston Three
candidates for representative are in tho
field here, L. A. Brigham democrat. the
Rev. Fraser Metzger. who is the candi-
date for the republicans and Mr.. Kenv,
Parker after two months illness is not
improving and was reported much worse
Friday--Mrs. Charles Palmer came from
Newport Saturday for few days with
her husband at the home of Dr. g. J. Rum
Irill-Arthur p. Pease, the new printer at
the Buck Printing company. was in Leb-
anon. y. H, Saturday,
| Mrs G. L. Newton left sunday night
with her daughter, Miss Ethel Newton.
to remain with her at Barre for two
weeks.--Mrs Charles Palmer. who has
been here with her husband. Charles
Palmer. since Monday. returned Tues
day to Newport. n H-Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Washburn of Batavia, y Y. are
again AT the Inn for their annual visit
here, having been former residents in
town.-Mrs Sarah Evans Of Bishops
! Crossing, p, O.. is here for several days,
the guest Of her brother and wife. the
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton.-Mrs.
v A. Grant went to MONTPELIER Monday
| for a short stay.-Mrs w : Brown,
who is critically i'll, is about the same
| Tuesday her sister, Mrs Clara Farmer
of Milwaukee. arrived here to assist In
her care.-Francis Dickerman. who has
now failing ana is confined to tho
house most Of tho time Miss BESSIE
stevens went to Norwich Tuesday for
a few days with her sister. Mrs. James
Menard Edwin Prince, nephew of Mrs.
Harry Tilson, who has been her guest
for about a week, left Tuesday for
WATERFOWL. Mass-Miss Jennie Bell
from Walden came Tuesday for few
days with Mrs +. II Manson. DIR La
zelle of Barre was in town Monday to
see his cousin, G, +. Nazelle, who is
critically ill-Mrs Ada Carr was the
over-Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
II. Ketchum. and Monday went to
Northfeld Depot. onn--Mrs. Julia
Chaffee Of Northfeld was the over
sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrs cecil
Richardson and Monday went to GAYS
willie for a few days with relatives -
r f. Parker. who Is seriously ILL., re-
mains about the same. with little I'M
provement--Mr. and Mrs. Bassett Of
Chicago after passing several DAYS in
North Pomfret have returned here for
longer stay before going to their
home in Chicago. Mrs. Gus Wetmorf
closed a visit Of 10 days with her moth
er. Mrs c. Wells, and went to her
home in Keene. y H. on Monday
Mr. and Mrs H T. Holman of New Ha
VEN Conn who We're in town for the
, funeral of Mr. Holmans father Satur-
, day, left Sunday by automohll" foT
their home in New Haven, expecting
to make the entire trip of 225 miles N
one day. Mrs, Holmans daughter
Miss Ma bel Narney, returned with then
to make her home with them
. Heber Holman. who for three years
had been in poor health. died at b'S'
f Wednesday night. Sept s Mr.. Holma'i nae
malignant trouble of the stomach. an'
at noon Of the day of his death, suffered
l a severe hemorrhase. The funeral was
held at his home at one o'clock SATURDAY
: Mr. Holman was horn 10 years ago
I the son Of Seth and Ora Holman u
Brookfeld In March, 1874, he marHet
: Nollie Thompson of waterbury The mrs
Years of their married life were passec
in Waterbury, Mr.. Holman being employ
y cd as brakeman for the Central Vernon
railroad for many years Later they cam
10 East Braintree and purchased a farm
on which they lived until failing healtI
made 1t impossible for Mr.. Holman to at
tend to the management, and they CANE
IN the village to live. The deceased Il
0 survived bv his wife. daughter Lizzie
$ the wife of c. 5. Booth and Roy Holman
. both of this town, Guy Holman of Brain
l tree Hehert T Of New Haven, Conn
$ and Max. the Youngest son. Of Potsdam
~ Z.
wardner Hodgkins Of Rochester il
a in town for few days with his son
. a