Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-02-15
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

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RANDOLPH.
G. L. Lazelle died at two o'clock Sunday
morning of Bright's disease. Mr.. Lazelle
was born in Bridgewater February II,
1863. the son of Martin c. Lazelle and
Lucy Billings Lazelle. and for a time
lived there with his parents. Later they
lived in Brookfield. May 2. 1891. he mar
ried Carrie c. Atwood, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. M. Atwood of this place. and
for years after they resided in White
River Junction For II years he was
connected with the International Harves-
ter company of America as blockman, and
in January. 1910. was appointed special
salesman from the Boston office. This
he was obliged to give up after a year
and half on account of his health and
in January. 1912. came to Randolph and
bought an interest in the Half Century
business. which interest he owned at the
time of his death Last July he was
obliged to lcjve the store and never re-
turned to 1t. He was a Mason and be-
longed to the United Brethren Lodge No.
Il. Commandery. +. and A. NJ. Cascad-
nae. r. A.. Chapter No q. Vermont Com
mandery. No. "a. Mt. Sinai Temple. A. A.
o. N. He also belonged, with Mrs.
Lazcllc to Beulah Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star. in this place. He Is sur
vived by his wife and one half-sister.
Mrs. r. L. Higgins of Westfield. Mass
MI. Lazelle had an extensive acquaint-
ance here. having served as president Of
the brotherhood. The funeral was
held at his late home Wednesday after
noon at $3.50. the Rev. Fraser Metzger
officiating, and the remains were
placed in the tomb until spring, when
a lot will be purchased here in South
view cemetery. The bearers were taken
| from his business friends and were
G. +. Claflin, L. w. Tewksbury. both
of whom are connected with the firm.
w. w. Sprague, J. B. Adams and N. n.
Morse.-NIiss Myrtle Clifford has been i'll
at Montpelier for several days and her
mother, Mrs. C. c. Clifford. has been with
her.
! Mrs. Charles Palmer arrived here Fri
day night, having been called by the
| illness Of her husband.-News has been
received Of the illness with pneumonia
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Trerise at St.
Adams. where they have been this win
ter. attending to some repairing on
block owned by their son-in-law. f. L.
Scott-The basketball team went to
Waterbury Friday night to play with
| the team there and suffered a defeat, 81
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ill for few days with an attack Of grip.
Mrs Fred Preston of STAFFORD is pass
ing several weeks here with her mother.
Mrs. Julia Udall, during Mr. Preston's
stay at Montpelier as representative from
Strafford.-Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Moul-
ton Of Burlington arrived Saturday for
an over-Sunday stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. f. Moulton.-S. S. Whitconb, who
has been i'll for several days with grip.
is improving. Annie Messer was IN
| White River Junction Friday and Satur-
day.
The guest night Of the Randolph
Woman's Literary club will be held at the
parish house Friday.The work Of filling
the ice houses of the Randolph Ice COM
pany is now being rapidly pushed for
ward. A large quantity is being harvest
ed.-Mrs. G. c. Clarke has returned from
a short visit with her husband c. e.
Clarke. who is employed at tho West
! Hartford station as substitute for the
regular agent.-Elizabeth Welsh, who was
| i'll Monday, is much better.-Mrs. II. r.
johnson went to Royalton Tuesday to oe
the guest of Mrs. G.. A. Laird, and while
there will speak before the Woman's club
of that place on Modern Tendencies N
Painting Mrs. johnson is the teacher
Of drawing in the high and graded schools
hcre.-Mrs. Charles Palmer. who has been
here from Newport n. H., since Friday
with her husband, who is i'll. returned
Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs Dennis Cassidy
were summoned to Brattleboro Tuesday
by the death Of Mr.. Cassidy's sister.-Dr.
J. p. Clifford went to Montpelier Monday
to see his niece. Miss Myrtle Clifford. who
has been suffering from the grip. She has
been removed from the seminary boarding
| house to Heaton hospital for few days
care and treatment-Miss Caroline Hatch
after passing few weeks in Arlington,
Mass, the guest OF her uncle and family.
returned Sunday night much improved IN
health. and will at once resume her stud
/ les at the sanitarium Miss Douglas. the
matron at that institution. is in Burling-
ton for a few days.-Nrs. Clara ]. Peter
son. assembly warden Of the Ecbckah
order. is expected here for her annual
visitation upon Fern Rebekah Lodge
Thursday night ard while in town will DO
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. n c. Buck.
The second basketball team Of the high
school went to South Royalton Wednes-
day to play with the team there and the
first team went to Lebanon. n. H., for a
similar purpose.-Mr. and Mrs. Dana Of
Middlesex arrived Tuesday for Il several
days stay with their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Bagley, who has for a long time
been in feeble health.-Mrs. d. c. Noble
Of Brookline, Mass, after passing the
time since Friday with her niece, went
Tuesday to Plainfield to visit friends
Mrs. Peter Rockwell Of Brcokhcld has
been brought from Burlington. where she
had been in the Mary Fletcher hospital
for a month or more for surgical treat.
ment Of malignant tumors.-Mrs. c. c.
Clifford returned Tuesday from Montpel-
| Ter, having been there several days with
her daughter Miss Myrtle Clifford. Mr..
and Mrs Giford's youngest son. John
Clifford, has been quite Ill for Il week,
but is now able to be about the house.
The weather Wednesday was decidedly
more agreeable, the Thermometer regis
tcring only 10 degrees below on Tuesday
morning. All trains were very late and
the mail service demoralized generally.
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Ernest Hoag Of Grand Isle was a guest
of n. L. Boyden over Sunday. Phil
athea girls held n sevcnrcent sociable last
Saturday and realized ,$l2 therefrom..-
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