Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-10-12
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


moned to Gardner. Mass. Saturday by
tn" death of cousin. r.. Pierce Foster
Airs. r. NJ. Marble went to Burlington
Friday for few days Mr.. and Mrs
Julian Washburn, who have been for
three weeks at the inn. left Friday for
their home in Batavia, y. Y.-Mrs. Susan
Walhridge and daughter, Mrs Myrtis
Chanberlin. have gone to Sharon for a
few days.--Donald Salisbury has entered
the University Of Pennsylvania at Phila-
dclpha.-C b Adams of Waterbury, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams, has been
made president Of the Hughes republican
club of that place O. Copeland's
story, THE 33rd Degree in Trapshooting,"
is now in the hands of the publishers
the American Shooter Magazine of Balti-
more. and is being illustrated by their
artist before publishing.
Mrs G. F. Crawford and little daugh-
ter. Margaret, left Monday for Boston.
where Mrs. crawford will attend the
meeting of the Womans Foreign Mis-
sonary society connected with the Meth
odist Church. and from there will pro-
coed to her new home in Middlesex. y.
\. Mr.. Crawford will meet her on the
way. leaving here on Wednesday The
passionate of Mr. Crawford has been very
successful. and the people generally re-
greet his leaving. 1t is not yet known
who is ia he his successor no report
having been received from District SUI
perintendent Sharpe Mrs. William Pit
kin and daughter. Miss Grace Pitliin. left
Monday for Bostoh-Mr. and Mrs. C. G.
Clarke have returned from n few days
visit in St Adams and this week Mr.
Clarke goes to Waterbury to take the
station for 2 few weeks in the absence
Of the regular agent. Mrs. Clarke. who
is with her parents. will leave here to-
day n Join him there.-Mrs. F. T Sault
accompanied Miss Mamie Sault. guest
for several weeks of relatives in town.
to her home in Derby, Conn, Monday
&C.. c. Reynolds and his force of help
have begun the building of house on
the Rowell addition for NJ. c. Rowell.
1t will be occupied by Mr.. Rowell's son
and wife, M and Mrs. Richard Rowell.
Mrs G. Templeton returned Mon
dav from Montpelier. where she went
the last of the week With her mother,
Mrs Sarah Jackson, who has been pass
ing several weeks here with her.-Miss
Vivian and mother, Mrs Vivian after
passing the summer here with COL and
Mrs a B Chandler have returned to
New York II is expected that Col and
Mrs Chandler will remain here a week
longer before returning TO their city
home-AIr and Mrs H L Patch we're
] in West NeWbury Sunday. to see Mrs
Patchs father, Mr. Fortier, who is sui
fering from a slight accident, which he
received while crankins an automobile.
\ pretty wedding was celebrated a the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs +. q Sprague at
East Randolph September 20. when their
only daughter. Miss Ruth Spragu vas
united in marriage 10 DR.. Charles West
Freeman of Chicago, son of Mrs. Lucy
Freeman, the ceremony being performed
/ by the Rev Fraser Metzger. The bride
was given away by her father and vas
attended by a sister Mrs l.. p. Sprague
of Chateaugay, y. y. who was matron OF
honor with Miss Helen Croker OF Mont-
/ peler and Miss Helen Brooks Of Bethel
as bridesmaid, Or. n W. Holden of
| Randolph was the best man. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss Dorothy
! Sprague of Barre. a niece of the bride.
/ The house was prettilY decorated with
evergreen and autumn leaves. The bride s
gown was white pussy willow tafteta with
| silk lace oVerdreSs, and her vel was
caught with lilies Of the valley The ma
tron Of honor wore yellow taffeta and
georgette crepe, draped with gold lace.
The bridesmaids We're in light blue char
meuse and carried white ohrysanthe-
, NUNS. \ buffet lunch was served at the
close Of the ceremony. after which Mr.. and
Mrs Freeman left on an automobile "Trip
through the White mountains. The BRIDE
and groom We're graduates of the sa ne
! class in the South Royaton school, ana
the bride also later graduated from Miss
| Wheelock private school in Boston She
has taught in Vermont for i've wears. Or.
Freeman is a graduate of the North
western University, Chicago, and is az
present a member of the faculty and
associate aura surgeon at Wesley hospi.
tai
Francis Dickorn,an who with his wife
wert N t<eane \ n less than month
AGO diad ., the bome NJ his SON 4 w
DicI,ornoan in tb,t cit,. Srnda, Mr.
r,i,,i,ar,,,o, ,,d r,,a,, j., faobIa haoItb fo,
s.varol ,,,anLs hafora ioa,,i,,e, bara Mr
r,icl[ar,,,.,,, u,os - ,oars 80 oco a,,1 IN,
wears had lived in town. being much
respected citizen He is survived by his
wife. with whom he had lived for many
Years. one son. with whom he was at the
time Of his death. and daughter. Mrs
Pearl Rumrill of concord. Y II. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rumrill arrived here the first of the
week, and Mrs Dickerman and the con
came Tuesday afternoon with the lie.
mains, which We're taken to the horne
where the funeral was held Yesterday aft
ernoon. n. II Mills left Tuesday 10,
Springreld Mass ia mass several davs
with a sis,cr-A y Catcheldcr left Tues.
day for Florida. vhoro no yyont to mass ,re
winter.-Mrs. Hinklev. wife Of the Rev