Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-09
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


and went Monday to Moretown.-Mrs.
Melvin Allen Cooper of New Haven, Conn.,,
who has been with her father, A. u. |
Stephen, left Monday for Morrisville. ac-
her brother Edward Stephen,
Warren Wells Of Los Angeles, |
Cal, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Phil
lips for a few days-John Henry of |
Rochester was in town Tuesday.-A. q. |
Putnam of Springfield. Mass, who has
been here with his family returned Tues
day. His two daughters. Mrs. John LAM |
son and Miss Molie Putnam. went with |
him for a few days.-Mrs. ella Wetmore |
went to Mortified Tuesday for short
stay.-Alton Briggs of Barre is passing a
week here with his family and parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Briggs-Mrs. Mabel
Leonard, son and daughter, Of Trenton. N.
j., who are passing their vacation here
with Mrs. c. r. Pratt, went to Pittsfield
Tuesday for a several days stay. Mrs.
Pratt went with them as far as Bethel
Miss Mabel Varney, the guest OF relatives
and friends In Warren for few days,
came back Tuesday.-Mrs. George Emery,
who has been taking care Of Mrs. r. g.
Kellogg for several days since her fall.
was taken i'll Monday night and was
obliged to give up the case. Mrs. Helen
Chadwick went to take her place. tenn
porarily Mrs. Kellogg is yet unable to be
up, although she Is thought to be i'm
provng.-Frank Copeland, son of Mrs
Matte Copeland went to White River
Junction Tuesday to take a position in
the employ of the railroad there-B. +.
Spear, who is passing the summer here
with his niece, Mrs Ida Drake. went to
Mortified for few days stay Monday.
The death of Mrs. james Nc
Glafin occurred at II AS p. m. Friday. Mrs.
Ann Jane (Somerville) McGlaflin was born
I'm Fayston 81 years ago next month, and
when young moved to Wakefield, where
she married James McGlaflin. For many
years they lived in Warren, where the
children were born, and where they re-
sided till the death of Mr.. McGlaflin in
1899. From that time she lived here with
her daughter. Mrs. J. b. Eldridge, till
their removal to Waterbury, since when,
she had made her home with another
daughter. Mrs. b. II. Davis, with whom
she was during her illl ess AMI at the
| time of her death. She is survived by
three sons, all of whom reside in North
field, William, Edward and James Nc
Glaflin. and two daughters. Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. j. b. Eldredge, now living in
Waterbury. The burial was in Waits
field in the family lot beside her husband.
who died nearly 10 years ago. Mr.. and
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tend the services and burial.-Mrs. NJ.
II. Miller went by auto Saturday to Pom
fret for few days stay with old friends,
where she formerly lived for many years.
Mrs. Charles Burridge went to Clare
mont, n. H., Saturday to visit her son
and family for the first time in three
years-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Morse return
ed saturday from several days stay in
Grafton with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. o. Merr-
field, the parents Of Mrs. Morse.-Miss
Florence Judd of STAFFORD. VINO has been
in town for a short stay, returned Sat
urday morning.-Dr. and Mrs. c. j. Rum
rill have returned from a two weeks stay
in Highgate and are now at their home
on Randolph avenue.-Mrs A. u. Walker.
better known as Ada Burroughs. who has
been in town for 10 days with MIR. and Mrs.
f. II. Ketchum. has gone to Bethel for
a short stay. and from there will go to her
home in Harvard, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Mann motored here from Dewey $
Mills Friday and went to Mortified after
their son, who is at Norwich University,
returning here for a short visit with Mrs.
William Mann Mrs. Martin Sumner came
from Braintree Saturday to visit her faith
err A. II. Flint-Mrs. C.. e. Clarke OF st.
Adams is now at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. s. Buck, while
Mr.. Clarke IL employed at White River
Junction.
Miss Emma Horner came from
Boston Sunday to pass several
days with her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. II. Ketchum.-Miss Annie KIM
ball and guest left Monday for a few days
stay in Norfolk, Conn.-Miss Florence
Granger Of Somerville. Mass. arrived
here Saturday for two weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Granger. Her brother, Dwight Granger
who had been passing week with her. &C
companied her on her acknowledgement
Paige of Burlington was an over-Sunda,
visitor of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fl M
Paige.-The Rev. John Carter, pastor o.
the Church of the Good Shepard in Ra
cine. Wis, has come for few days sta!
with his sister. Mrs. Roy Thayer. Mr.
> Carter was accompanied here by hi
mother. Mrs. Ellen Carter. who has beer
, passing several months with him.-Mis
,, Vivian Davis of Mortified. after a shor
: time with Miss Hazel Campbell returned
a to her home Sunday night and was ac
, companied there by Miss Ethel Greene
who went to pass few days in CAM
, with her, at West Berlin.-Mr. and Mrs
8 Harold Gaylord of Montclair. N. j., ar
passing their vacation here with Mr.. an,
Mrs. q. A. Chedel-Eugene Kimball o
Glenn Cove. l.. l.. is passing several day
here with his mother, Mrs r. J. Kimball
at Montague Place.-Frank Hatch, who /
with the troops at Fort Ethan Allen wa
in town Monday calling upon relatives
Mrs. r. G. Plumley is at the sanitariun
a recovering from a surgical operation, an
n expects TO be obliged to remain there TO
several days.-Mrs. Florence Hambln al
,. ter many weeks at the sanitarium is no
m thought to be as Well.-The Rev s. G