Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-30
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Mrs. AFRO Stockwell Of Rochester,
who recently fell breaking her hip, was
brought from there on bed Sunday
and placed in the sanitarium for care
and treatment. Mrs. Stockwell is the
aunt of c. J. Stockwell of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. S. Whitcomb and Mr..
and Mrs. John Tewksbury went to Barre
Sunday, the former to attend the flu
neral of Homer Fits. with whom Mr..
Whitcomb used to be associated in
business.-Miss Cora Bliss of Swanton
arrived here Saturday night for a short
stay with Miss Blanche Sparhawk be-
fore going on to Boston.-George and
Lee Daniels of North Montpelier are
with their brother, =. Il. Daniels. for
q short stay.-The teacher training de-
partment of the high school will be
held this year in the old building on
Summer street upon which repairs have
been made. Miss Eleanor Clark is to
the teacher and all village schools will
open September 10. about one week
later than usual.--Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Leeds and Mr.. and Mrs. l. S.
Chase have gone to Portland. Me. to
pass two months.-The first meeting of
the fall season of the Silver Cross Cir
Gle of Kings Daughters was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
lin. a teacher passing her vacation here,
has returned from trip to Rochester
to remain till the opening of her school
in Saxonville. Mass.-Miss Mary Wedg-
wood has come from New Haven. Conn,
where she has a position in the library,
to pass her vacation with her mother.
Mrs, w. F. Wedgwood.
The three daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T.. Lamson are i'll with typhoid fever.
Where they contracted the disease has
not yet been discovered. Mrs. Theron
Brooks with her children, the Misses Gail
and Genevieve Lamson, home for the
vacation period are all down with ii,
and are being cared for by three trained
nurses. Miss Genevieve LamsOn is very
Ill. but the other two are not suffering
as much. The ladies, with Mr.. Brooks
and another gentleman, made trip to
northern New York by auto, but were
away but one night, and the balance of
the time they have been at home and
camping on the farm of Mr.. Brooks,
few miles out.-Mrs. Mary Horn of Need
ham. Mass. guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Dean since last Thursday, went to her
home Monday.-A. II. Beed!e has been
obliged to suspend business for about
week on account of lumbago, from which
he is sunering.-The Rev. II. Il. Hinkley
has returned from his trip and preached
at the Baptist Church Sunday-Mrs. Ed
ward Pinney after a several weeks stay
In Northned, returned here Monday morn
ing to visit Mrs. Henry Allen and other
relatives before returning to Springfield,
Mass-Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Whitcomb after
a several days stay in town with Mr..
! ana Mrs. s. s. Whtcomb returned Mon
day to their home in Bellows Falls.-Miss
Anna Coughlin returned from two
weeks stay in Barnard Monday and will
be IN town for few days.-Supt. and
Mrs. winthrop Abbott of Greenfield,
Mass are being entertained at the home
OF MT. ana Mrs. Il. A. Thomas,-Mr. ana
Mrs X. {. Martin of Los Angeles. Cal.
nave arrived and while visiting relatives
VIII make their headquarters at the home
OF Mr. ana Mrs Eugene Wardner.
/ Or. Charles Tinker left Saturday night
on his return to Stewart, Mimi. after
passing ten days with his brother. l.. w.
TihKer ana other relatives.-Mrs.
Amanda Ellsworth and daughters, the
Misses Grace and Gladys Ellsworth, went
10 hyde Park Saturday evening. passing
sunday at the home Of George Warner.
-. II. Parker passed Sunday with his
family at the Parker cottage, Caspian
Lake.-Two carloads of furniture office
MIXTURES and supplies belonging to the
office OF the secretary of state reached
here Saturday evening and were moved
TO the Office of +. @. Fleetwood, the
newly appointed Official Several Of the
| onice force reached here Saturday eve
nlns. ana several clerks came to town
Monday morning. Clarence Bates, en-
pioyed At the Clark garage al Hardwick