Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-04
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

been in Norfolk, n. v, to visit his moth
err, returning home Thursday.-Miss Min
ME Davis of Hartford is being entertain
ed by Mrs. T. y. Salisbury. Miss Gladys
Mccormick of Montpelier is the guest OF
Miss Doris Lattimer.-Miss Georgia White,
guest of her father, the Rev. Homer
White, for a few days, has returned to
Springfield.-Mi Helen McCuin of North
ampton, Mass, is passing her vacation
from teaching with her parents In town
Mrs. Wallace Metz Of Burlington has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. f.. w.
Marble, leaving Saturday for Boston
Miss Clara Huse and niece, Miss Phyllis
Hill, of Waitsficld. have been for week
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. J, Huse--llerman
kilburn of Bristol, Conn. came last week
for few days in town.-liishop Evans has
gone to Springfield to work in the machine
shop.--Mr and Mrs William Howard OF
llllsboro, y. H., after few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Howard, left for their
home Friday-C. &. Clarke has been
transferred from Sharon To the Rchford
station, where he has charge of the work.
Mrs. Il. A. Wheeler and daughter have
been in Windsor with Mrs, Harold Bout
elle.-Ni. L. Mann of Dcwey's Mills has
h'en with his mother. Mrs William Mann,
for few days
\ New Years hop was given at Grange !
chicago, who has been here with his
mother, Mrs. G. l.. Cushnaa, and his
sister and her husband. Dr. and Mrs. r /
~ Eaton, left Sunday.-Miss Bessie \
stevens, after passing several days with !
her sister, Mrs. James Menard in Nor !
wien. has returned News has been re- /
ceived of the critical illness Of Mrs. J. T..
Mccall i'll hospital in New York city
She has been i'll with pneumonia for more |
than 10 days.-The regular meet
ing of the West Randolph Grange
was held Saturday night with good
attendance and an interesting program,
as follows: Orchestra; Hutchinson Girls
quartet with guitar accompaniment by j.
l.. Hutchinson; violin solos, by Clyde
t.sterbrook; minuet dance. by Mary
Stockwcll, Clara Smith, Celia Clifford. and
Mildred Danyow, Roy Danyow. Joseph
Fifed. Theo Menard, and Harry Jones:
orchestra selection; Hutchinson Girls
quartet; piano solo. Miss Beatrice Pin
ney; orchestra evening service at
the Methodist Church consisted of ser
mon by Billy Sunday read by Miss Mabel
Hamilton, after which the Rev. Joseph
Hamilton, who has heard the author of
the sermon. talked on the evangelist and
his methods.--Dr II. w. Holden is con-
fined to the house by an attack of sci
atica. from which he has been suffering
for several days.
y. II. Beedle received a handsome loving
cup testimony of appreciation for ms
services as choir leader for Bethany
Church Sunday morning. During the
usual Sunday morning lesson which Nil
Metzger gives he referred to the services
Of Mr. Beedile, whose efficient work in tho
choir had extended over long period of
years. T.. w. Tewksbury brought for
ward the cup and it was presented to
Mr.. Beede. MIR. MetZgcr responded in
behalf of Mr.. Beedle, who was too affect
ed to make speech. The cup is 10 inches
high and bears this inscription: 1857
1917, Albert II. Beedle, chorister of Beth
any Church, Randolph, Vermont, from
the members of the church as a token of
affection and appreciation for 80 years
service in the Temple of God" Mr.. Beedle
is yet very active in the work of the choir
and sings many solos.-Mss Esther
Hutchinson, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
John l.. Hutchinson, left Tuesday to re-
sumo her studies at the Bryant & STRAIT
ton Business College in Boston.-Mrs.
Edward Wheeler, after several days i'll
Windsor with her daughter, Mrs. Bou-
telle, returned Mopday.-Miss Doris Lat
timer, who has been passing her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Lattimer,
left Tuesday morning to resume her
Frazer Mctzger has gone to Montpelier
to take his place in the representatives.
hall.-Mrs. l;steile ellison of New Haven,
Conn, has arrived for a few days and is
the guest of Mrs. 4. Il. CAY. ON her re-
- turn she expects to take her mother, Mrs,
Mary Hodgkms. home with her for the
winter.-AIrs. c. L Root returned Tues
day from Il 10 days stay in New York
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Hudson.
sion Tuesday morning with all the teach
/, ers III their places and a full attendance
of pupils.--Miss MARY Wedswood has
closed a several days stay with her moth
, CT. Mrs. W. +. Wcdgwood. and gone to
resume her work in the New Haven,
Conn, city library.-Arthur Howard of
Burlington arrived Tuesday on short
stay with relatives and friends.Mss
: Myrtle Clifford has resumed teaching in
the training department OF the Montpelier
r Seminary and Miss Eta Chanberlin in
the Union school in that city. after pass
, ing their vacation here with relativeSx-
Mrs. ]. b. Eldredge has returned to Ker
home in Waterbury after several days
with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Atwood went to
= Montpelier Wednesday.-C. O. Osha came
4 from Mortified Wednesday.-M Esther
= Ham returned Wednesday to resume her
studies at Smith College, where she has
e been for two years.-M, NJ. Wilson re-
e turned Wednesday from 4 trip to Mont
= pelier where he attended the opening OF
I the Lesisldturc.-C. l.. I.azelle, i'll foi
many years. seems to be losing ground
e and is not as Week.-Mrs. Ernest Sawyer
= went to Bethel Wednesday to see hci
$ sister Mrs. Essigman.--Mie Emma Iiar
o low after passing her vacation with hel
= parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Harlow, lef
: Wednesday to resume her studies in the
II University of Vermont. The st. Andrew.
e brotherhood held an enjoyable meetins
n al the church New Years day and ther,
:. We're present for the group picture 9
e of the Is enrolled \ debate and suppe
s followed. The ladies of the church, IS il
l. number, met at the parsonage the sam
2 afternoon and had a luncheon and social
q Fern Rebekall Lodge will hold a spc
|. cial meeting tonight for the imitation o
- candidates. --Abbie f. Clarke made he
n official visit upon Naomi Chapter n
= Mortified Tuesday night, returning tn
: following day.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
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