Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-11-02
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

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Elby McCollom Of Roslindale, Mass.
son of n. w. McCoom, and Miss
Florence Butterick of Sterling, Mass.
were married at the brides homo OCTOBER
ID. Their home will be in Rosindae
where the groom is in business with his
father.-The University club held its
first meeting of the season Mon
day evening, October % at the home of
+. w. Tewksburt. The officers for the
year elected at this meeting were fol-
lows: President, V. l. Spear; viCe-presi-
dent, l.. T.. Johnson; secretary treasurer,
e. w. Tewksbury. Mr.. Tewksbury had a
paper on Twice Told Tales" in which
he gave the history of the II years ex-
istence as a CUBA generous respor Sc
to bag day for the sanitarium was called
forth by the distribution of the bags. At
the sanitarum the executive board of the
Sanitarium Aid society received the con-
tributions, collected by the Junior Aid So
ciety. the committee being Mrs r. u. Du-
I}ois, Mrs. V. a. Grant. Mrs. +. II. Allls,
Mrs. l. Is. johnson. Mrs. l.. A Russow,
who were assisted by Mrs j. A. Walsh.
Miss Annie Walsh and Miss Douglas, the
latter the matron
Miss Eflie Baker preached at the Meth
odist Church Sunday and in the morn
ing there special music, Wayne
Hodges of Mortified assisting with violin
music. Miss Baker goes to the Center
this week to remain during the winter
in the absence of the Rev. c. O. Howe,
who has been the acting pastor of the
Methodist Church during the summer.
No permanent pastor has been secured
for the church at this place but the
Rev. Z. w. Sharp expects to ill the pull
pit with a supply until such time as
definite arrangements can he madc.-Mrs.
c. r. Pratt. who has been in Pittsfield
with her sister for nearly week. re-
turned home Sunday.--Mrs John Howell
of Barre has come for several days with
Mr. and Mrs. N c. Greene.-Mrs. Ellen
Carter, who has been with her daughter
Mrs. Roy Thayer. left Sunday night for
Racine, Wis. where she is to pass the
winter with her son, the Rev. John Car
ter. pastor of the Church of the Good
Shepherd in that cty--Miss Ethel New
ton was an over-Sunday visitor to her
mother. Mrs. c. L. Newton. and returned
to resume her work in the Office of the
Barre Times Monday.-Dr. f. D.
Blanchard has returned from hunting
trip in the Maine woods, where he went
in company with DR.. j. T. Clifford of
this place and E. A Davis Of Bethel.
Mrs blanchard, who passed the ten days
in Boston. has also returned home.-F. A.
Phillips who has been confined for ten
Phillips of Washington, d. c.. has been
called here.-Mrs. Eugene Carrigan, who
was able to leave the saaitarium last
week. is at the home of her sister. Mrs.
G. l.. kilburno, where she is thought to
be making a good recovery and
Mrs. George Waters and their daughter.
Miss Evelyn Waters, left Sunday for
Quincy, Mass, where Mr.. Waters has a
position in a jewelry store for the winter.
Afa1, .1 Il frz,
a several weeks stay in st. Johnsbury
with her brothers and is now at the home
of her parents, the Rev, and Mrs Joseph
Hamilton.
Mrs y. G. Greene underwent an opera
ton at the sanitarium Monday, from
which She rallied, with a reasonable hope
Of recovery. Her sister, Mrs \. F. Grover
Of Lawrence, Mass. is in town to remain
till she is somewhat more comfort BILE
Mr., and Mrs David Adams went tc
Bethel Tuesday for a short stay.-Mrs
Mary Hodgkns went to Bethel Tuesday
for several days.-Dr. F. a. Eaton has
returned from a 10 days stay in Chi
cago.-Mr. and Mrs Henry Farr received
news Monday of the death Of their third
son. Everal FAIR. who lived in stone
ham, Mass No particulars have been re.
ceved, but his remains were brought tc
Rochester Tuesday for burial Mrs
|
eral months in Virginia with her brother
has returned to her daughters. Mrs. II
II. Hayward. for an indefinite stay.-Thf
Rev. f. w. Sharpe, district superin
tendent of the Methodist Church. was il
town Monday to make some arrangement
in regard to a pastor for the church II
this Nillage-Marjie Daes, daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dales, gave
a party Monday night The decorations
were in keeping with Halloween and thu
guests were in costume. all masked
Mr.. and Mrs Rolla Lamson and Edward
Iamson of Hudson, Mass. left for then
home by auto taking with them from
here Mrs. ]. F, Lamson, who went Il
Wellesley Mass. to visit her sister Mrs
Flora French.-Mrs. Henry Fits received
news of the death of her sister, Mrs
Lila Namson Camp, at Tunbridge Sat
urday and Monday went to that pac
for the funeral Her brother Edward
. I.amson Of Hudson. Mass, accompanies
!, her there. At Tunbridge they We're ioine'
ny MIR. and Mrs r. Lamson Of Hudson
Mass.
The brotherhood entertained the younj
men and BOYS at the parish house Tuesda
r evening \ large bonfire was lighted oil
4 tho Wall Alumni field and procession
. beaded by the Randolph band formed AM
y ,narched through the streets, many o
, them in costume and bearing a torchlight
- \ suprer was provided Mrs, A. +. Gro
. YER. who has been here for the operation
$ on her sister, Mrs. Greene went to Law
q renee. Mass. Wednesday, leaving her sig
- ter somewhat more comfOrtahle.-Th
a Rev W. II. Smith Of Union Village ha
d been procured TO supply the pulpit Of tn
+, Methodist Church Sunday 1t is not un
n deTstoOd that he comes as candidate 70
go the pastorHte Col, Israel Converse Char