Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-20
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

There was n good attendance at the
Methodist Church Monday to greet
Bishop Hughes, who came in the inter-
est of the fund for retired ministers.
Fifteen churches were included in this
district, and there were delegations from
all. the delegates numbering something
over 40 people. The afternoon session
opened at about three o'clock, there being
about go to this session. The bishop
CAV a short address and there were also
other ministers present who took part.
At $3.50 there was a banquet served by
the Ladies' Aid society, which was we'll
patronized. The proceeds amounted to
$19. The evening service opened at 7:45
and after the usual opening given by the
local church, which consisted Of praise
service led by the Rev. 8. G.. Suitor, the
pastor. praye was offered by the Rev.
Mr.. Christie Of Woodstock n an anthem
by the choir, after which the speaker
of the evening was introduced. The a
and Its services were a success. and on
Tuesday morning Bishop Hughes left for
st. Johnsbury.-A son was born Tuesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dudley.-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fielders and son Of South
Royalton arrived Tuesday for a short
stay.-Mr. and Mrs. William Osha, who
came from Mortified Monday to see their
son. Arthur Osha. of Rochester, before
he went into service, left for their home
~Tuesday.-Mrs. r. G. Morton and Mrs.
A. NJ. Hubbard, after passing a week in
Hyde Park, Mass, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Morton. returned home Monday.
Mrs. c.. r. Pratt. who was in Barnard
over Sunday, returned home Monday
Miss Almira Fisk, who was stricken with
a shock Sunday morning, remains about
the same.-Mrs. Horner, mother of DR..
II. w. Holden. left Tuesday for Windsor
to visit q sister and then will 60 to Put
nam. Conn.-News has been received from
the Randolph boys who went to Aver,
Mass. last week telling of their safe
arrival and Of their work.-Mrs. Goldie
Davis, d. d. G. M. of Mortified visited
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Leroy Boyce of Granville was
brought to the sanitarium Sunday
night having been seriously injured in
an automobile accident while driving
in Granville. She met a carriage and
turning out to let 1t pass drove near a
bank; the earth rave way and the
car was overturned down the bank.
| with her was her mother who when
thrown from the car into the stream
below escaped uninjured. Mrs. Boyce
was injured in one side OF her head.
one ear having been nearly severed,
and one shoulder was also crushed.
When she reached here she was con-
scious, and it is hoped will recover
Mrs. Lucy Mann has gone to SPRING
field, Mass, for an indefinite stay with
a cousin and may make that her per-
manent home.-Mrs. H. w. Holden Is
visiting her brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Gillette of Bethel-Miss AL
mira Fisk was taken with a shock of
paralysis on Saturday, which has rem
dered one side helpless, and is In a part
ly unconscious state. Miss Fisk lives
with her niece, Mrs. Frank Stiles. and
when she was taken i'll Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiles were absent in New York visit
ing Mr.. Stiles brother.-Dr. n Mrs.
Howard Drew, who have been passing
a couple of months in town with rela-
tives, left on Monday for Barre, where
they will locate for the practice Of os-
%teopathy. DR.. Drew Is a graduate of
the Kirksville. Mo. College of Osteo-
pathy.-Mrs. ]. H. Callahan left here
on Monday for Orange. Mass, where
she will pass several days while being
treated by a specialist.-Mrs. E.. A.
Shattuck and grandson, George Hatch,
went to Claremont, N. H., on Monday
for a short stay.-A. A.. Wainwright
has returned from Salisbury where he
had been on a business trip of a few
days Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. T~ewksbury
came from Burlington on Monday
where they had been for a few days.
Reuben Norman left here Monday for
Westport, N. Y, where he went to visit
his brother,-Earl Kidder left for Fort
Ethan Allen Sunday. having passed the
physical examination last friday.
b, Sargent and G.. A. Osha were In
Rochester on Saturday assisting Ar
thur Osha in arranging his business
affairs preparatory to leaving on Tues
day, having been called to report on
that day.
Ralph Sawyer Of this place and James
Linton of STAFFORD, who went to Aver,
Mass. with the boys last week. have beer
rejected and have returned home.-Johr
Herrick is Ill at the home Of his sister
Mrs. Emily Burroughs.-Mrs. Westcott
and little daughter, Lillian. who have
been here with Mr.. Westcott. left for New
York Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Emery went to Rutland Saturday to visit
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
F. j. Dubuc.-Miss Inilla Annis. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A.. Durkee. and Will
liam Henry Dame, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Dame of East Braintree, were
married at the Bethany parsonage at nine
O'Clock Saturday morning, the Rev
Fraser Metzger performing the ceremony
The bride was gowned in blue silk poplin
They were unattended. They left at once
on the southbound train, and on their re-
turn here will remain temporarily In thu
home of the BRIDES parents. A reception
was arranged for them on their return
Tuesday evening. at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Durkee in the Hibbard neighbour
hood.-W. r. Sargent of Jacksonville
Fla. has Joined his family here for a few
days with Miss Mildred Fuller. While her,
he will dispose of his Summer stree
property. Mr.. Sargent Is now engaged
In business in Jacksonville and will re
turn there soon.-Miss Doris Lattimel
was at the home of her mother Saturda,
and Sunday.-Leland Hall has Joined hi
wife here. They are at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. s. s. Buck. during Mr.. Hail,
vacation. 1t is expected that they will re
turn to Philadelphia about October l.
Mrs. ]. M. Thompson and daughter
Beatrice. who have been with the former
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Foster. fol
several weeks. returned Friday to Mont
pelier.-Mrs. Lewis. guest at the HON,
of the Rev. and Mrs. G.. o. Howe. thi,
week, returned Friday to Burlington.
Mrs. Ella Drew. who had been with he
parents for a few months vacation. re
turned on Wednesday to her position IL
Detroit. Mich.-Mrs. Lena Estey of Bel
lows Falls. who had been Mrs. Drew
guest for a few days. also returned tn,
same day.-Miss Esther Ham left on Wed
nesday to resume her studies at Smitl
College after passing her vacation her,
with her parents. Principal and Mrs Il. q
Ham.-Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and daugh
ter, William Booth and Mrs. Saral