Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-20

injured In the woods a few weeks ago, |
is able to be out on crutches, and is
moving to the Sherwin mill house.-Orren
e. Foster. while loading pulp at the
station Friday, was caught in the eye
by hook similar to hay hook, and was
taken to Burlington Friday, where the in
Jured eve was removed. 1t is thought
he will have the use Of the other eye,
ORANGE COUNTY |
RANDOLPH.
| The three auto trucks belonging to
the Brigham creamery company. which
started for Boston last week, had a hard
time getting through the snowdrifts be-
tween here and the city. Two Of them
reached Boston after whole week on
the trip and the other was left in Fitch
burg. having sustained damages on the
journey.-Clayton Yauvey went to Boston
last week, and enlisted in the navy, COM
ing home for a few days to arrange busi-
ness matters.-Laroy H. Danyow was
mustered into service at Fort Slocum, N.
Y, last week, and with other recruits
for the aviation section left Sunday for
Texas to go into training.-Mrs. Julia
Udall after several weeks with her son
in Manchester, N. H., and her sister in
Strafford, returned home Friday.-Max
Holman, who has been here to visit his
mother. Mrs. Heber Holman. left Satur-
day for Plattsburgh, N. Y, where he has
enlisted in the end U. s. Regular In
fantry, to serve as electrician.-Dr. F. G.
Angel has been home for a couple Of
days on a short visit before returning to
Boston. where he is engaged in the X-ray
study preparatory to entering SERVICE
Mrs. q. z. Davenport, after week with
her daughter. Mrs. Forest Blossom, in
Bethel. returned home, leaving her much
improved.-Earl Raymore. boy in train
ing. was in town Saturday to visit friends.
on a short leave Of absence.-Elbert Max
ham. who lives in the Haraden house on
Park street after an illness with pneu-
monia, Is better.-The Rev. w. T. Spar
hawk left Saturday for Barnet, to supply
the pulpit OF the Congregational Church
| Sunday.-Miss Bessie Salmon of Boston
came Friday and was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Hatch over night. Satur-
day she went to Boston, accompanied by
Madam Mary Hatch, who went to pass
the winter with her son in Arlington,
Mass.
Mrs. Belle Chadwick Beckman Of Somer.
Vile, Mass, who has been in St Adams,
stopped of here Monday on her way home
and was the guest Of her niece. Miss
Gladys Chadwick-Clifford Averill Of
Claremont, N. H., who was here last week
for a short visit with his mother, Mrs.
Clara Averill. left Sunday for his home
in Claremont.-The thermometer regHtereo
six below zero Monday morning.-Reports
from DR.. c. c. Rumrill are encouraging,
although it is not thought that he is out
of danger.-The Rev. w. T. Sparhawk re.
turned Monday from Barnet, where he
preached Sunday.-William Haggard, a
student at Middlebury College, is at home
for weeks vacation with his parents
Frank Edison. who for several years has
been at the Waterbury hospital, died Sun.
day and the remains were brought here
and carried to Randolph Center. where
the funeral was held Tuesday.-The
; Rochester club held pleasant dancing
party Thursday night at the Grange hall
the second in a series-Miss Gladys Chad.
wick. who has been unable to work fol-
nearly a year. is now able to assist in the
studio Of H. L. Patch during the holiday
rush.-John Herrick is again confined t.
the house by severe cold.-The Sisters OF
Ruth. held pleasant evening at the home
OF Mrs. c. J. Stockwell on Monday eve.
ming to which st. Andrews brotherhood
OF the Methodist Church were invited T.
attend.
several from here were called to report
for service Tuesday, among whom were
Harold Gilman, who went to Portsmouth
N. H., to Join the coast srtillery; ROY
Bragg, who went as an alternace; Ralph
! Carpenter and Mr.. LaBounty from the
: Center. All we're required to report al
South Royalton and from there will &c
: to places assigned to them. Carleton
Bennett Hall OF Braintree also was amonf
} those who were called. Joining the other
here, and going with them-Ernest Aus
, tin. who Is now in Portland. is expected
, home for Sunday for a short sray.-Mis,
Amy Wilson, teacher In LyhdonyilIe
3 was In town Tuesday to visit Miss L, 8
Fogg. who expects to start for the Soutl
j this week.-The shortage of coal Is seri
= ously affecting many places and the in
creasing cold weather makes 1t uncertain
all places can be he'd open. It Il
Understood that there Ia not enough I,
iast tho sanitarium for moro than week
MRS. F. Fl. ketchum and her guest
. Mrs. Reynolds of Williamstown. lef
:. Tuesday morning for Boston to pass som
" time. Mr.. ketcham will join them Their
T. later.-Mrs. Benjamin Briggs of Hartford
c VINO has been with her mother Mrs. An,
Moulton. LETT tuesday,. Ii. Dubois is II
u with pneumonia.-Mrs Forest Blossom q
Bethel was In town Tuesday for a shor
T. stay with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G..
It Davenport.-The election Of officers a
l. the w. r. Corps was held Saturday nigh
=. ana resulted as follows: President. Mrs
May Goodwin; senior vice. Mrs Eli
Cass junior vice. Mrs. Rose Heath: cha \
lain. Mrs. Clara Ketchum; conducto,
d Mrs. Nellie Hutchinson; guard, Mrs. KAT
70 Holman; patriotic instructor, Mrs. Mar
l. tina Williams The appointed officers wi
N be announced later and the installa tio,
~ will be held in January.
e. Lucius Webb of East Granville WAS ,
l. town Wednesday.-Mr Ernest Saw
T. left Wednesday for Bethel to visit her 81.
re- ter Mrs. Essigman.--Paul Tinkham :
- Rochester was in town Wednesday
l. sanitarium is short of coal and ur,.s
D. some can be procured In the near futuy
wood will have to be used or the inst,t,
ton Will be closed.-J. ii. Dubois is s.y.
ously III with pneumonia.-Miss Irer
" Chandler has been here for a few davs ,
II visit her father. who has been nj IN
r. sanitarium for treatment. "Wednesday ,
\. accompanied her home to STAFFORD. Mr.
N Frank Jones went to Burlington Wedns,
es day TO Join her husband for a few dav.
.. MISS Mabel Maynard left for Chelss
,e Tuesday.-Paul Russlow has come fro,
n. Northheld for two weeks vacation
at Mrs. Lewis Williams visited her mothe
ryl Mrs. L. A. Jerd. Wednesday THIRTY "A,
o. members and friends of the Sisters