Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-02
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. r. G. Kellogg, who lives on Ran
dolph avenue and who is over 90 years of
age. fell in a dizzy attack Saturday at her
home and was unable to get up without
the assistance of neighbOrs. At present
she is being cared for by Mrs. George
Emery. 1t was found that she had frac-
tured no bones. but was somewhat bruised
and lamed.-Mrs. Lora Michaels who came
from Spokane. Wash. to visit her sister.
Mrs. jeanette HARDWOOD, has received news
that her only son living in Spokane has
been drawn in the draft-Mrs. S. w.
Holster Of Wollaston, Mass, after pass
ing several days with Mrs. e. II. Mason.
left for her home Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Durkee Of Dewey's Mills arrived
Saturday to pass a few days with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Durkee.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Tilson and Miss Freida
Prince. after taking trip to Boston and
Worcester. Mass. Keene, N. H., and other
cities. have returned and Mr.. Tilson has
resumed his position In the postoflce.-
Miss N. l.. Palmer of Brooklyn, N. Y,
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Maria Nor
gan, for several days, returned to her
home Saturday-Thirty-seven ladies were
present at the Red Cross meeting at the
parish house Friday. At 4:30 there was a
business session, and Miss Genevieve Lam
son gave a report Of the housewives COM
pajamas was emphasized and the call for
two dozen comfort bags has come to the
socety.-A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kidder of Brookfleld Tuesday,
The Eastern Tale company, Of which c. b.
Hollis OF this place is the general man.
ager. Is doing prosperous business at
their manufacturing plants at Rochester
and East Granville and will make in the
near future considerable additions and i'm
provements to their property. The Eastern
Tale company Is shortly to install electric
power from the Hortonia Power company
at both places and at East Granville a
new grinding machine of roller type is
being put in and it's storage capacity in
creased.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dumas were in
Burlington over Sunday, the latter going
there to consult specialist in regard to
her health.-William Lovely of Boston, a
business man who is taking his vacation.
10 passing several days at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. Dumas.-The Misses Ge-
neva Ford and Olive Rix went to Tun-
bridge Tuesday to be the guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs George Perkins
for few days.-Mrs. T. F. Phillips Of Boil
ton, who had been at White River juno
ton and Windsor. stopped off here Mon
day to visit her aunt. Mrs. Wales Bass.
and other relatives. before returning
home.-The announcement of the decision
Of the federal Judge at the hearing at st.
bloomsbury Monday in regard to the Chau-
tauqua movement decided the matter at
once and the news was given out in the
postof1ce by placard on which was
printed the decision early Tuesday morn
Ing. A variety Of opinions in regard to the
decision was given but for the most part
the decision gave general satisfaction, for
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must have made the attendance small
Lillian Cole of Canaan, N. H.. after three
weeks In town with Mr.. and Mrs Clayton
Bowen. left Tuesday.-rhe thermometer
registered 81 and 95 in the shade Monday
and Tuesday 1t was about four degrees
cooler. although Monday night was the
EARNEST of the season.--Mrs. Keyes of Chi
cago. who has been with Mrs. Emily Bur-
Toughs for several days, left Tuesday for
Rutland.-Miss Mary Stearns Of Bethel
after several days in Randolph Center
with Mr.. and Mrs Closson Gilbert. went
TO her home Tuesday.-A. A. Wainwright.
who was summoned to Salisbury by the
critical illness of his brother, reached
there three hours before his death. He
remained for his funeral. returning here
Friday.-Mrs. Ellen Pike of Mortified was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Wainwright.
on Sunday.-Miss Aurelia Danyow Is IN.
Mrs. Wallace Fairbanks and daughter.
Catherine, who have been guests of Mrs.
Susan Waldbridge and her daughter, Mrs
NJ. w. Chamberlin. for a few days, left
Monday for pringheld.-Clement Kellogg
and daughter from Plainfeld were in town
Sunday, coming to see Mr.. Kellogg's moth
or, who had a fall last week. Miss KEEL
logg remained over for few days stay
with her grandmother.-Elain Jacobs.
daughtery of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacobs OF
Braintree underwent an operation for the
removal Of her tonsils and adenoids at the
eanitarium last week and is doing WE'LL
William Mouiton OF Boston. a Pullman
car conductor. with headquarters In Bos.
ton. has come to visit his mother. Mrs
Ann Moulton.-Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dur.