Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-23
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

UnhWUE UUUNII
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. L. ]. Riley left here on Tues
day for Chelsea and will also visit her
son In Washington before her return.
"A. L. O'Brien lost n valuable two
year old steer by lightning on Monday.
George Mann Of Deweys Mills.
came Monday and Is at work clearing
the house of his mother. Mrs. William
Mann. for the use OF Mr.. and Mrs S. $.
whitcomb.-Frank Gilmore who
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. s. $.
Whitcomb during Sunday left on Mon
day for his home in West Brookfield.
Mass-Harry Chase returned to Wat
erbury on Sunday night, where he will
be employed for the next two weeks.
Mrs Stoors Of Ware, Mass. Is In
town this week with Mrs. c. S. Booth
for a few days.--Mrs. Nellie Smythe or
st. Jonhsbury has been with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. b. Thomas for few days THIS
week and will go from here to Wood
stock to be with her daughter for
ltime.-Helen Ranney, who has been
in Burlington and at Fort Ethan Allen,
has returned home.--Mrs. Clark Davis
of Bethel underwent an operation Tor
appendicitis at the sanatorium last
week from which she is making
good recovery. Miss Annis Davis was
here for a short visit with her Tues
day.--Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Mazzolini.
after a few days passed In Barre. re-
turned home on Tuesday.-Mrs. M. s.
Higgins has come from Mount Hope,
N. Y. for a few days stay with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hay
ward.-Mrs. II. W. Holden, who has
been Ill for several weeks, was able on
Monday to ride to the home of j. w.
Raymond and suffered no serious re-
suits from it.--Mrs Hazel Fairbanks
Thomas of Salisbury has come for
several weeks stay her with her
mother, Mrs. Edna Fairbanks.--Miss
Helen Davis is taking her vaction
from the store of E. A. Thomas and
Monday went to Highgate Springs for
a week with her aunt. Mrs. ]. b. Ell
dredge-Miss Alice Young of Enos-
burg Falls, who has been in town with
friends for n week, left on Monday for
her home.
| The community was greatly shocked
Friday by the death of Mrs. J. W. Ray
mond, who was at the sanitorium. she
underwent an operation on the 7th from
which she was thought to be improving.
Mrs. Raymond was a native Of this town,
the daughter Of the late Martin and Irene
(Weston) Tewksbury and nearly all her
| life was passed here. She married Jo-
seph w. Raymond who later became as
ISOLATED with her father under the firm
name of Tewksbury & Raymond. Mrs
Raymond Is survived by her husband, one
son. a sister and step-mother, Mrs. Ray
mond was a member Of Bethany Church,
the Literary club and other organizations
| in town. The funeral was held on
Monday from the home, the Rev. Fraser
Metzger. pastor Of Bethany Church off,
ciating.-Mrs. George Dumas left here on
Friday for Montpelier for a few days
visit with her son son Frederick Dumas
Mrs. Henry Fits returned Friday for a
several days stay in Tunbridge with her
sister.-Miss Lucina Saxton, who Is pass
ing her vacation here. went to Greensboro
on Saturday for a weeks stay at Caspian
Lake.-Mrs. Charles Foster Of Montpelier
came Saturday for several days stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Gladding.-Mrs.
H. e. Huxley has returned from Ports
mouth, N. H., where she has been visiting
her son. who Is in the navy. He will come
here with friend for a weeks stay.-Dr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Rumrill and Hugh Clafiin
were in Burlington on Saturday for the
day.-Miss Evelyn Thayer. the trained
nurse, went to South Royalton Saturday
to take a case.-Mr. and Mrs. ". F. Miner
of Warren arrived here on Saturday to
pass few days with their son. and family
who live in the Stockwell block.-Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Ketchum have gone to Boston to attend
in that city. Miss Emma Horner. who
has been a visit of Mrs. Ketchum's also
returned with them.-Miss Gladys Rob-
erts. after passing some time here with
her sister. Mrs. Arthur Drake left on
Saturday for her home in Hancock.-Mrs
&c. r. Steele went to Burlington Saturday
for few days stay.-Mrs. Martin Tewks-
bury, who has been at York Beach, for a
time arrived home Saturday having been
summoned by the death of her daughter
Mrs. ]. w. Raymond.-Miss Margaret
Wood after passing two months here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood
left on Saturday for Seattle. Wash, where
she went to take n position as teacher
p. C. Dodge went to Burlington Saturday
for an over Sunday stay.-Mss Isabelle
Jackson. the trained nurse, who has been
here for duty left on Saturday for her
home in Barnard.
The funeral of the late Mrs. ]. w
Raymond was held from her late
home on South Main street at three
o'clock Monday afternoon and was
largely attended. The Rev. Frazer
Metzger Officlated.-Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ
Turner and son. Raymond Campbell
of Warren were guests on Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Campbell-Mr
and Mrs. New Newcomb of Waitsfeld
were also in town the same day.-Mr
and Mrs. p. b. Daniels. Lincoln Morse
and sister Miss Flora Morse. were In
Warren on Saturday.--Mrs. A. T.. Har-
mon and Miss Anna M. Daniels went
Friday to Warren for few days
stay.-Mrs b. q. Goodwin Ia in Boston
this week visiting her son. Fred Good
win.-Frank Gilmore of West Brook
field, Mass, was an over Sunday guest
OF his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
g. Whttcomb.-Miss Bernice Perkins
after few days with Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. George, left Monday for her
home In Bethel.--Miss Elizabeth
Campbell, who has been with Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Jones for several days
left again on Monday.--Roy Neville OF
Concord. N. H.. after weeks stay
here with the family of Mrs A. G.
Putnam, left on Monday to resume his
work. Mrs. Neville remained over for a
longer stay with her mother.-William
Blanchard after few days with his
mother. Mrs. C. f. Root, left Monday
for New Haven, Conn, where he Is
, stationed for the present.--John Patch
, VINO has been In northern New York
Tor a several days stay, returned here
, on Friday night, to be the guest OF
his nephew. ii. l.. Patch. and family
for the most OF the week.-Robert
Thayer. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben