Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-07-20
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

| AthANDOAA
Robert Chambers, while at work at the
ice house, was injured in the back of the
head when the tongs gave away and let
! him back on to the back of his head. He
was rendered unconscious and it was fear
ed that conclusion of the brain would fol-
low but he recovered consciousness sew
eral hours later and was able to be about
on the street. He also had flesh wound
in the arm made by the tongs, but 1t is
not considered serous.--W. Eugene Kim
ball of New York is with his mother, Mrs
f. j. Kimball, and his sisters at Mon
tague Place.-ATrs f. G. Ham and daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Ham, have gone to York
Beach for the summer-Mr. and Mrs
| Robert Morton and little daughter of
| Montclair n. j.. have come to pass three
weeks with Mrs. w. w. Morton.-Miss
Beatrice Pinney has for guests. Miss
Edith Lang and her mother from Boston.
Mrs, Eta Byam went to Bethel Friday
after visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
| Noble.-News has been received Of the
death Of Robert Chamberlin son of
George Chamberlin of Bethel Gilead,
whose death was caused by lockjaw, the
result Of a nail in his arm. This injury
was received months ago, but although
the wound healed it soon opened. The de-
ceased was "a years of age and last
summer was employed by Mr.. Baker on
a farm.
The friends of Robert Chambcrlin
are pleased to learn that the report
of his death, which came here on
Friday, was false. Although Mr..
Chamberlin has been and is still very
i'll. there are hopes of his recovery.
He is now at the sanitarium where
every effor. is being made to relieve
his condition and Saturday it was
thought he was more comfortablc.-
Miss Carrie Eaton and Miss Emma
Moses, who have been at Castleton at
tending the summer school returned
To their homes Saturday night.Miss
Maud Johnston is taking vacation
from the Half Century store and sun
day went to her home in Lebanon. y.
H. to pass the night with her mother,
afterwards going with two sisters TO
Lowell. Mass.-Mrs. A. L. Hastings
and daughter, Miss Helen Hastings,
went to Lowell. Mass, Saturday.
Mrs Martin Sumner came from Brain
tree Saturday for short stay with
her father A. H. Flint. Jr.-Mr. and
Mrs w. II. Tracy left Saturday to
York Beach. Me. for two woeks.-K.
p. Stockwell. a brother of c. J. Stock
well. was in town Saturday for a
short stay.--Jacob Ryerson of New
York has leased the home of T.. l.
Clafiin for the summer and brought
his wife and children here, hoping by
paralysis for his children. Mrs. Olaf
lin will be with relatives for the sum-
mer and Mr. Clahin will board and
continue his business here-Miss
Sylvia Comstock will take the place
of cashier at the Half Century store
during the vacation Of Miss Johnston.
st. Johns Church of this place has
extended a call to the Rcv. James w.
Trippe of Presque Isle, Me. He will
also have charge of the church at
Randolph Center, coming here with
his wife and children about the mid
die in August.
The services at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning We're an observance
or the presence of a new bell in the
tower. which was rung for the first
time FOR public service. Special music
by the choir was arranged, the pastor
made few remarks in regard to it,
the bell. followed by prayer, and a
sermon appropriate for the occasion.
The bell Is the gift of a few of the
members of the church, one Of whom,
a lady. gave 800. The church was
organized about 80 years ago and soon
after the present building was erected.
During the three years pastorate Of
the Rev. G.. f. Crawford they have.
purchased a parsonage, which is now
free from debt. and in the last year
have re-decorated the interior Of the
auditorium and vestry-Postmaster p
c. Dodge left for Washington, d. C.,
Sunday noon. accompanied by Post
master H. o. Bixby of Chelsea. to at
tend the annual convention of presi-
dental postmasters, During Mr..
Dodges absence. Mrs, Dodge is enter
tanning her sister. Mrs, George o.
Newell of Highwater. p O., and Miss
Myrtle Bixby OF Chelsea.-Miss Bertha
Manney who has been in North Caro-
lima for the last eight months. arrived
here Sunday night for few weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Manney.-Leonard Hutchinson. who
was here from Barre Saturday with
his father. Lyman Hutchinson. return
ed Sunday night to his home in Barre.
Miss Mary Worthington Of Rich
mond Hill. N. Y. is at the sanitarium
recovering from an operation,
The death of Mrs T., +. Upham oc-
Cured Tuesday night after a long per-
iod of i'll health. which began about
five years ago with shock of
paralysis. For couple of years Mrs.
Upham was able to be about the house,
but other slight attacks left her in
helpless condition and for two years
she had been unable to be out Mrs
Emeline A. (Tewksbury) Upham was
born in New Boston. N. H. the daugh-
ter of Amos w. and Annis Cochran