Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-15
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

ter. Mrs. II. w. Holden. over Saturday
and returned homo Sunday night.-Mss
Fannie Brown from Orwell. who is now
at Montpelier for a few days, was the
over-Sunday guest of Miss May Ostcyee.
q. u. Davenport, who recently pur-
chased tho express business Of Frank Her
rick. entered upon his duties Monday
Mrs. o. w. Mann went to Boston for a
few days stay on Monday.--Miss Jennie
Bell arrived Monday to remain with Mrs.
+. II. Mason for n part OF the week.
Mrs. Anna Snyder teacher Of the teacher
training class in Bellows Falls, was In
town Monday to visit the training school
here.-F. J. Dubuc Of Rutland was In town
/ to Join his wife at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Emery over Sunday and Mon.
day left 10 resume business.--Miss Della
Menard went to Hartford Monday for
few days stay with Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
! Slayton.-Charles Blaisdeil, who has been
critically III at the home OF his sister,
Mrs f. II. Ketchum, is somewhat moro
comfortable.-Hugh Seavcr, who is Ill
| with the measles at the home OF c. G.
| Clifford. was more comfortable Monday
| Mrs. Frank Mann. who has been at the
| Inn for the most part OF the winter. will
open her house the middle of this week.
Mrs. William Mann. who has been very
III with a bronchial trouble at tho Inn.
| is improving and as soon as able will
open her house on Pleasant street for the
coming summer.-Mr. Warwick. a former
| telegraph operator here. but now located
ut Windsor, spent Sunday In town with
friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lamson entertained
the University club at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Z. Lamson Monday night,
when there were present IL members and
guests. Following the usual course din
ner, NJ. NJ. Wilson gavc an interesting
paper Mrs j. B. Eldredge came from
Waterbury Tuesday for a short visit witt,
her mother at the home OF her sister.
Mrs. 3. II. Davis.--Miss Doris Lattimer,
a teacher at South Woodbury., is passing
her vacation at the home of her mother.
Mrs Ellen Lattimer.-Phillip Salisbury Of
I New York city is passing a few lays here
at tho inn with his father. II. B. Sails
bury.-Miss Rena Galarneau, who has
been here for an operation for goitre at
the sanitarium. left Monday for Montreal
much improved in health.-Miss Eva Gift
ford. who is i'll at the home OF Mrs. Lat
timer with measles. is improving. but
there are many cases in town and the
school is very small on account Of illness.
There were on Tuesday only three pupils
in the teacher training class-Miss Flor
\ ence Lynon is assisting in the A. & B.
manageable Silver Cross Circle of the
Kings Daughters held their regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r.
, A. Eaton.-Mrs. Emogene Buck, assembly
president OF the Order Of Rebekahs. went
TO Springfield Tuesday on her official visi-
tation and visited in Woodstock last
night, returning Thursday.-The regular
meeting Of Fern Lodge was held Tuesday
evening. 1t is expected that there will be
quite n class received at the meeting in
two weeks-IMr. and Mrs. W. r. Clark
, came from New Haven, Conn, Saturday
night and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
, c. F. Moulton till Tuesday. when they left
!, Tor their home.
The postponed February meeting of Col
d. Israel Converse Chapter. Daughters OF
American Revolution. was held Satur.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. S. II
, Mccullough. At the business session the
program committee was appointed. as
, follows: Mrs. G. w. Scott and Miss Eliza.
beth Holden. The program for the day
was a paper by Miss Holden upon 1.-THE
Ancestry of Washington" followed by a
reading by Mrs. Scott. Washington and
Lincoln was the title Of a paper by Abbis
: F. Clarke. Refreshments were served by
: the hostess. The remains Of Macy Flint
who died at Waterbury. were brough,
; here Saturday and taken to the under
!, taking rooms OF A. F. Lamb. Sunday
they were placed in the tomb till latel
!, in the season before burial here.--I.ukt
Conner, a student at the University oil
d, Vermont. was in town Saturday to visit
his parents. Mr.. apd Mrs. r. B. Conner
dwight Adams came Saturday from
Norwich University for an over-SundaS
| stay with his mother, Mrs. Mabel Adams
=, Mrs. N. c. Buck returned Saturday from
t Bellows Falls. where she made Friday
. night an official visitation Of the Rebekaf
= Lodge.-Mrs. Martin Sumner of Brain
Il tree came on Saturday for short sta,
d with her father, 4. H. Flint-{ugt
Seaver. one Of the mail carriers. is ii
y with the measles at the home Of c. c
Z. Clifford. There are many cases in town
= IT is feared that the disease isso prevalen
: that 1t will seriously interrupt the school
c Mrs o. r. Northrop. who fractured hel
: right arm by fall downstairs Thursday
= is doing as well as could be expected
= Mrs. Sherman Spooner was in souti
d Royalton Saturday.-Nfrs. George Lair
= Of Royalton visited her sister. Mrs
e Lemuel Richmond. Saturday.
{ DR.. and Mrs. Hayward were in Barr
II yesterday to consult DIR. Sprague.--Wil
liam Bailey. an employe at tho Emerson
mill. suffered paralytic shock Tuesday
He was taken home and at noon yester
day had not regained consciousness. Hi
= right side Is affected. Mr.. Bailey Is Z
~ years of age. His condition is critical
10 Mrs. Charlotte Luce Of Braintree cam
= yesterday to visit friends.--Miss +. Har
:, riette Hayward spent Sunday with Mi
- and Mrs. S. W. Slayton at Hartford.-Th
y. board Of trade held their meeting Tues
20 day evening and among other things vote
=. to support the rest room.--Mr. and Mrs
!, w. r. Clark of New Haven, Conn, spen
Sunday with MFR. and Mrs. Clarenc
Moulton.-MrS. J. B. Eldredgs is visitin
"a her mother at the home of her sister
!. Mrs. Il. II. Davis.-The high and grade
- schools close Friday for two weeks O.
=, account Of the prevalence OF the measles
"a This will take the place OF tho vacatio
~ which should have come two weeks latel
" The Rochester club has issued abou
:, 800 invitations to a masquerade ball to
&c given In Dubois & Gays hall March 6,
- Gisons orchestra from Bethel will fur
=, nish muc!c.
n RANDOLPH CENTER.
TX Measles have made appearance her,
y. iwo Of the "Aggie" boys came dow
IS with measles and the rest OF cours
lie were exposed. A canvass OF the schoc
S. showed only Is that had not had tn
measles. and they went home to enJo
a vacation. There are cases of measlc
in different parts OF the town.-Pls
cards are posted at three places in II
- village announcing whooping cough
Principal Green has been In bed sine