Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-04-19
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. Austin Emery of st. Adams was
the guest Of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ellen
Lattimer, Sunday.-NIss Annie Wood. a
teacher in Essex, who has been with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Wood, re-
turned to Essex Sunday.-Miss Collins Of
Mortified was in town Sunday to visit
a relative who is at the sanitarium for
trcatment.--Mrs H. H. Barrett Of Nor
witch Is being entertained by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Conner, who had
also their son. Luke Conner. Of the Uni
versity Of Vermont. with them over Sun
day-Miss Bower left Sunday night for
Mortified to resume her teaching. after
passing her vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bower, at Randolph
Center-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eaton of
Boston were in Rochester Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Clifford Eaton. and
that night came here for a short visdt
with Mr.. Eaton's parents. Mr.. and Mars.
Alfred Eaton.--Mrs w. 8. 8. Buck. ac-
companied by C. c. Clarke. her son-in-
law, left Saturday night for Williamsburg.
Pa, where she went to pass several
weeks with her daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Hall. Mr.. Clarke
made the trip to New York with her and
returned Sunday night-Randolph Grange
held its regular meeting Saturday night.
with a good attendance, and after the
business session the third and fourth de-
erees we're given to a class Of three.
Maple sugar was served at the close
There will be no morning service at the
Methodist Church in the absence Of the
pastor next Sunday. but "a meeting Is
called at noon for Sunday. school and
other purposes.
The Randolph Suffrage club held an en-
joyable meeting Friday afternoon when
there was q good attendance and Miss
McAlarney of Harrisburg. Pa. was pres
ent both afternoon and evening and adj
dressed the meeting. Mrs. p. c. T odge.
president of the local club, entertained
her over night and on Saturday morning
she left for St. COMMUNICATIVE Woman's
Foreign Missionary society Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church met at the homo
OF Mrs. Lena Wright Friday. with Mrs.
r. H. Slack as leader. The topic was
1.-TWO Americas. miss z. 8. Fogg and
her sister. Mrs. Howe. who have been in
the South for the winter, arrived Friday
to remain for q time. The former win
probably stay through the summer.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Hamilton left
Saturday for st. Johnsbury to visit rela-
tives and before their return will attend
tho Vermont Methodist conference. which
Is to be held this week at Newport
Mrs. ]. B. Eldredge came from Water
bury Saturday to visit her mother. Mrs.
MCLAUGHLIN, who is very feeble.-Ths
Rev. Fraser Metzger went to Chelsea
Saturday to attend to some business
The roll call Of the Methodist Church
was held Friday evening. A banquet
in the dining-hal opened the exercises.
followed by q short program. which con-
sisted Of music by the male quartet. and
the Rev. H. e. Hinkley gave short
address. The Rev. Joseph Hamilton also
gave short talk. The church at present
10 in q good condition and there Is much
activity along all lines Of the work. A
mems class, which numbers about IS and
has for its name st. Andrews Brother
hood. is doing good work.-Mrs. M. p.
Morse entertained the Randolph Woman's
Literary club Saturday at her home.-
Charles Blaisdell who has been suffering
for months with serious heart trouble,
is not as well.
The Christian Brotherhood held thei,
Injecting at the parish house Monday eve
ming with an average attendance. Fol
lowing the usual supper at seven o'clock
the Rev. Fraser Metzger spoke upon the
topic 1.-THE Present Activities Of the Com
mittee Of Public Safety" Several others
followed with remarks This is the las,
meeting Of the season. the Brotherhood
having adjourned until the coming fall
when they will reorganize-Miss Gladys
Jones. q teacher in Everett, Mass, l,
passing her weeks vacation at tho hons
OF her father. l.. s. Jones. in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webb Of Eas
Granville were in town Monday.-Fou
young men from this place left Monda,
morning to enlist in the United Statea
service. They were Walter Huxley
Henry Hatch. Willard Paine and A. H
Jette. the latter being one Of the tele
graph operators At the station here
Miss Anna Coughlin. who has been pass
ing the week in Barnard. has returned
hero for q two weeks stay.-The Rev
8. @. 6uitor left Tuesday for Newport
whore he will pass the week attending
the Vermont Methodist conference.-Mrs
A. B. Cushman Is so much improved tina
she was able to discharge her nurs,
Monday.-News has been feceived OF tn,
critical illness of Melvin Chamberlain II
Barre. where he was passing the winter
Mrs. Chamberlin is the sister of j. M
Atwood of this place and often visitet
here.-Bethany Guild will meet again thii
week for work for war relief at the par
ish house.
i RANDOLPH CENTER.
Members Of Hillcrest Grange pressntet