Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-06
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


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been appointed y! ToVs .., n~s -
member OF the lesai ADVISORY ooAru Vi
Orange county,. +. fiahaean nas sone
to Windsor. where he mas temporary
position as Telegraph operator. Laurence
McKenna Is taking his place III 'he s'a-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hewitt OF quincy
arrived here on Saturday and are guests
Of Mrs. Henry Tewksbury and daughter.
! Miss Mary Carr Tewksbury.--Mr. ana
Mrs. G. c. Clarke, who have been passing
the holiday in town with MI. anu Mrs
C. s. S. Buck, left on Sunday night Tor
their home in st. Albans.-Miss Annie
Wood. the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. B. Wood. through the vacation
returned Sunday night to Essex. where
she has taught for several years.-Miss
Eta Chamberlin, a teacher in Montpelier.
has been guest of Mrs. o. 9. Chamberlin
for the last Week.-Mrs. Katherine Dud-
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friends and relatives over the schooi re-
cess and returned to her work on Mon.
day.-Miss Celia Ginord, Arthur cheney
and other students at the University OF
Vermont, left Sunday night for Buriing.
ton.-Mrs. Florence Osteyee has received
news Of the safe return Of her son. George
Osteyee. who has been across and re-
turned to New York last week. He re-
ports an uneventful and very enjoyable
voyage.-Dr. F. c. Angel left here on
Sunday night for Boston to take up his
work after being with his family since
Thursday.-Miss Della Hodgkins and her
father, Wardner Hodgkins. who have been
with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hodgkins since
the middle Of last week, returned Monday
to their home in Rochester.-Mrs. Hazel
Ladd Smith has come from Waterbury,
: where she has been employed for few
days with her mother Mrs. Frank Rich
ardson.--Mrs. Lemule Richmond and her
daughter, Miss Winnifred Richmond. wen,
) to Montpelier and Barre Monday on a
3 business trip.-Miss Anna Herlbeck OF
t Philadelphia. who has been with Mr.. and
= Mrs. Rolla Quimby for several days, lef,
t Monday for her home in Philadelphia.
Miss GLADYS Chadwick is improving a,
4 the present. under the care OF her grand
h mother. Mrs. Clara Averill. and hones +,
a be able to resume her work the f,rst Of m,
year-Miss Lucille DeReynods instructo,
? of music and e,ocu,,or in IN. h,ah nm,
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