Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-13
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Berton Flint and daurh-
ter, who have been in California for the
winter arrived home Saturday NIGHT
Miss Minnie Emerson arrived from lSos-
ton Saturday night to see her father f.
r. Emerson. who has been i'll for several
days, and who on Friday was thought
to have suffered a shock of paralysis.
His recovery is not expected-Madame
Webb is not as well as usual While not
thought to be in a serious condition. at
the age of 100 years and some months,
she could hardly endure severe Illness
Charles Palmer. i'll FOR several days, is
now mproving.-NIss Jessie Blanchard
has been summoned from White River
Junction, where she has employment by
the death Of her grandmother Mrs. Gin
ton Blanchard. Mrs. Blanchard had been
III for two months and was IS years old
The Merchants association held its an
nua meeting Thursday night with a
good attendance The following officers
were elected: President, G. L. La2elc;
vice-president. V. a. Grant; secretary,
J. j. Stockwell: treasurer, G.. /. Lamson.
The ASSOCIATION voted to stand back of
the rest room for another year. and meet
all expenses which We're not otherwise
provided.--C. c. Stevens and his daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie Stevens, went to Nor
witch Saturday to pass Sunday with Mr..
and MIS-. James Menard.
Mrs George King and mother. Mrs.
Batchelder. arrived Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs Clinton Banchard.-Thc
meeting of the grange was LARGELY at
| tended Saturday night and an interesting
program was given.-AIss Myrtle Clifford,
| who came from the Johnson Normal
day one OF the teachers in the school,
| Miss Edith Leslie. who on Monday went
to Boston to pass two weeks. Miss Gift
ford has been assisting in tho teaching
in the domestic science department and
expects to return for the next term. -
Miss Emma Moses is passing her vacation
from her teaching with her sister. Mrs. \.
y. Gay, but will return to Gllead next
week. for nine weeks term of school,
Miss Beatrice Pinney went to Boston
Monday for weeks study Of music with
Arthur Foote. n well known teacher and
| composer.-Mrs. Emogcnc Goodale who
has been for several months with he"
! daughter, Mrs. II. II. Hayward, left Mon
day for Merose Highlands, Mass, where
she is to pass an indefinite time with an
other daughtcr.-Mrs. Charles Palmer,
3 al ~
husband, left for Newport. n, H., Mon
day to see her mother who is ill.-MisS
Annie Wood, who has been with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Wood, went
Sunday night to Essex to resume teach
! ing Monday morning
| Mrs Willis Howard left Tuesday for
Old Orchard, where she had been sum
! moned by the illness of her brother
/ Nj
is again teaching in the district on
Brantree branch.-Mrs. T.. l.. Martin
| of Rochester was ii guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Hodgkins Tuesday.-W. S.
$. Buck, who has been i'll with rheuma-
tic trouble, is now in a serious condi-
tion.-The Christian brotherhood held its
J regular meeting In the parish house
Monday evening. There were GO present
, and following the lunch at seven O'Clock
| l'rin. r.. G. Ham read paper on THE
strength and Weakness of the German
Empire, This was followed by re-
marks from l.. r. johnson, the Rev.
| Fraser Metzger and Bruno Hene.-The
young son of Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Smith
ers Is III with a light attack of pneu-
monia.-Mrs. Simpson and Mrs Avery,
daughters OF T.. +. Emerson, from
Campton, y. H., came Monday to see
their father. who il now confined to his
bed, from general breaking down. Miss
Minnie Emerson. another daughter from
| Boston, Is also here for the Week.-Mrs.,
Anna Ames. who has been living in the
house OF Mrs r. G. Kellogg on Ran
dolph avenue for several years, left
Monday night for Auburn, n. Y. where
she went to pass an indefinite time with
her sister,-The Silver Cross Circle of
the Kings Daughters held its regular
meeting ut the home of Mrs. +. A.
Eaton Tuesday Accommodations were
made for the sale on the 18th, which Is
to be held with Mrs. A. Il. Bass Mt her
home. when there will be for sale useful