Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-06
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.


One other case has developed, that
Of the youngest daughter. Amelia, of Mr..
and Mrs. Theron Brooks. making six casef
In the one house. Barbara, the daughtei
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Hollis, Is also III
with the same trouble, making in all UP Il
this time seven. DR.. Ladd Of the State
board of health, was here last week and
went with the local health officer to the
farm on which it is thought the fever was
contracted. but nothing definite was learn
ed in regard to the cause. He will be here
again this week, when more vigorous
measures will be taken to ascertain the
cause.-Mr. and Mrs Edwin Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs ]. j. Trerise have returned from
trip made by auto to New York and Bos-
ton and on their return were accompanied
| by DR.. Z. c. Noble of Boston who 10
here for a short stay, after which he will
| join his wife at Montpelier-Mrs. w. P.
| Townshend of Chelsea has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Powers since Thurs
day and was Joined here Sunday by her
husband. They went together to their
home Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs,
| Clifford Averill, for a few days the guest
!'of friends in town, left for their home it
Claremont n. H., Monday.-Mr and Mrs
A. F. Grover Of Lawrence. Mass. was thu
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. c. Greene oveI
Sunday.-Mrs. Mabel Leonard. her sor
and daughter. who have been passing theI
vacation here, left Monday for Trenton. n.
J.-N1iss Mildred Danyown went to Spring.
field. Mass, Monday for n few days.-Car.
| rie Modus and WILDER Johnson, guests Of
B. Daniels over Sunday. has returned ia
Warren.-Miss Jennie Blanchard went
Monday to Boston to visit Mrs. Joseph
lManning.-Ralph French Of Newtonville.
Mass. after passing few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Hubbard. re-
turned Monday.-Miss Muriel Mahannah,
who has been in the Westfield, Mass. Nor
NAL school for the last year,
has been with her aunt, Mrs. o. p.
Northrop, for few days. and on Monday
went to Westfeld to take another years
course at the same school.-Mrs. Frank
Sargent Of Bethel was the guest of Mrs.
Alpha Messer over Sunday, returning
home Monday.
| The typhoid fever patients at the home
of w. f. Lamson, five in ALL are about
the same. with no improvement at pres
ent. No more cases have developed and
there is more encouragement that no more
will develop-At the Red Cross meeting
held at the parish house gift of so was
received from w. Eugene Kmball. S. from
Mrs. J. p. Clifford, and anonymous gift of
S. Mrs. Julia Walsh gave 60 yards of
cheesecloth to be made into handker-
chiefs. A group of 10 ladies in Saut hol-
low brought 81 pillows and quilts all COM
pleted. one lady brought 90 pillows, an
other II, another two and warm quilt.
Mrs. Chandler reported that she had go
pillows Of the 1000 she had pledged. a to-
tai number of 1913 articles have been ship
ped, among which there were two sweat
ers. one helmet, 16 pairs of socks, one pair
hospital socks. II mufflers two pairs of
wristlets. 1876 sponges, u wash cloths, nine
"a icla ba
ladies are engaged two afternoons in the
week and many are taking material home
to make. Fern Rebekah Lodge of this
place will be the place for the district
meeting. the date being October 81. The
local lodge will exemplify the work and
furnish the banquet.-The home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Osha was the scene
of quiet wedding Saturday afternoon.
when their eldest daughter Mildred, was
united in marriage to Frank Simpson, the
Rev. II. F.. Hinkley officiating. The
ceremony was performed In the presence
of the families and a few friends. Mr..
Simpson Is employed at the Hood milk
factory.-There were 40 persons registered
at the rest room during August. nearly 100
Of whom were from out of town.-Miss
Dorothy Hamilton of Woodstock was the
guest of her grandparents Friday night
and on Saturday went to Charlotte to be-
gin teaching.-Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Bean
of Brooklyn. n. Y. were in town Satur-
day.-Miss VERNE Chamberlin. who has
been passing her vacation here. left for
Saxonville. Mass. on Saturday.-The high
and graded schools here will open Septem-
Der 10 and all the teachers have been Sc.
cured-The Randolph baseball team and
Bethel played at Bethel Friday, the latter
winning by a score of to 4.
Mrs. Ellen Lattmer Is entertaining Mrs
Clark Kidder from Rochester and Mrs
Emma Ford Davis, who is here from tho
| West.-Mrs. Il. w. Carlisle returned
| Tuesday after several days in Roxbury
Miss Edyth Spear OF Lebanon, ~ H.,
after several days with her aunt, Mrs,
Ida Drake left Tuesday. Pearl Drake
also guest in the same home since
Thursday. has returned to Springfield.
Mass.-Clarence Kellogg and son. Clar.
ence Kellogg, Jr,. returned TO Boston
Tuesday night after being here for two
days with Mrs. r C. Kellogg. Floy
Sturtevant Mooney. a former saleslady In
the store of Bell Brothers. came from
| st. Adams Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Stevens.-Miss Mary Adams. after
passing her vacation in town with hef
parents, MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Adams. left
Tuesday for North Adams. Mass, where
she is to teach for the fourth year. Miss
iaines. her guest. from Boston, accom-
panied her and went to her home in that
city.-Miss Vivian Davis of Northheld,
the over-Sunday visitor OF Miss Ethel
Greene. left Monday.-Miss Lucy WASH
burn of Montclair N. j., who is passing
her vacation in Bethel with her parents,
was In town Tuesday.--Mrs. Gladys Will
son Bundy, who taught last year in
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