Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-12-27
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

The MANAGEMENT Of the sanitarium -.
sures the public that 1t has sufficient GOAL
on hand for any emergency. and there
need be no anxiety in regard to shortage
at any time.-Mr. and Mrs. !. 8. Chase
left Saturday for Putnam. Conn.,, to pass
the holidays with their daughter. Mrs.
Frederick Leeds.-Mrs G.. A. Chedel and.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Flint went to Ports-
land, Conn.,. Saturday to pass few da' -
with DR.. and Mrs. @. A. Chedel.-The be dy
Of the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo rRo
Chatfield. who died at Montpelier last
week. was brought here Saturday for
burial. Mr.. Ingalls,. grandfather Of the
child, was in town Friday to max ar.
rangements.-Mrs. Charles Dwytr Of
Bethel was in town Saturday for u short
business trip and returned at once, to her
home. Mrs. Dwyer has just returned from
Pittsford where she was at the sana-
torium, but has come to her home in
Bethel to remain for the presient.-The
regular meeting of Col Israel Converse
Chapter. D. A. r.. has been postponed I'M
definitely. Mrs. Mccullough. who was to
| have entertained. will take the meeting
another time.-The Rev. W. T. Sparhawk
| left Saturday for Barnet TO supply the
pulpit of the Congregational Church.
Miss Helen Blanchard LETT Saturday for
Boston to pass n few days.-Mrs. ]. NJ.
|
Thompson of Montpelier. arrived Saturday
to pass several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Foster-Mrs Frank Preston OF
Strafrord after a few days here, the guest
of Julia Udall. left Saturday for her
home.
Howard Rogers. only son Of Mr.. and
Mrs o. H. Rogers of Braintree, and Miss
Maud Wiley, second daughter CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark Wiley of this place. were mar
ried Monday morning at $50 o'clock at
the Bethany parsonage by the pastor thu
Rev. Fraser Metzger. The couple were
accompanied by the groon's parents The
couple left Immediately for Lynn. Mass,
and went from there to Aver, Mass. to
visit the brother Of the bride, who Is in
training.-Miss Eleanor Clark, one Of tn b
teachers in town, left Monday for Haa-
over, N H., where she will pass the va6Ja-
tion.-Dr. C. ]. Rumrill underwent AM
other operation Sunday, the first not law
ing proven satisfactory. DR.. Gle of Han-
over, N. H., came to assist. 1t is UNDER
stood that Monday DR.. Rur nrill passed a
very comfortable day.-The Baptist
Church people held a pleasant Christmas
party Monday afternoon at the church
for the Sunday school, when tho children
received gifts. The Christmas supper will
be given at the Methodist Church Tues.
day evening which will be followed by
singing and few recitations and the un-
loading OF the Christmas trae.-Miss, Helen
blanchard is in Boston for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams of Water
bury have come to pass the HOLIDAYS with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams.-Dr. Charles
Cushman of Chicago arrived Monday for
several days with his mother, Mrs. G, Z.
Cushman. and his sister. Mrs. F. A.
Eaton.-Mrs. j. d. Wheeler, who has been
in Essex Junction for several weeks, came
Monday and will be at the home of Judca
and Mrs. J. w. Rowell for several DAYS.
Mrs. w. F. Edison and sister, Miss Maud
Johnson went to Lebanon. N. H.. Monday
to remain with relatives till Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Beedle Of Kuene. N. H..
have come for a several days stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Beedle.
The regular meeting OF ne Rebeka !,
Lodge was held Tuesday light at Odd
Fellows hall. when repCr We're received
and the following officers elected Noble
grand. Miss Inez Litchield; vice-Rrand
Abbie F. Clarke; secretary. Mrs. Bertha
Seymour; treasurer. Mrs. Martha Ford
trustee for three years. Miss Helen Davis,
Miss Florence Granger, who has been
with her parents over the holiday, left
,, Wednesday for SO 'erville. NJ: ss.-Dr. and
Mrs. Harry Clark. who cams Sunday to
, visit here for few days. left Wedne sda y
, for Danvers. Mass.-Miss Eta Chamber.
lin. teacher in Montpelier. and Miss
VERNE Chamberlin. a teacher in Saxon.
Vile. Mass. have been in town win Mrs.
, o. 8. Chamberlin and Miss Mary Pratt,
3 ERNEST Austin. after a short stay with
D his aunt. Miss Flora Bell. has returned to
Portland. Me-, where he is in the service.
> IF. H. Ketchum has gone to Boston for
several days.-Mrs. c. r. Pratt was i'm
Bethel Tuesday.-The exercises of the
a Methodist Sunday school were held in the
\ church vestry Tuesday night and at six
Q O'Clock supper was served to all who
;. were interested In the church.-Mrs. M. e.
: Woodwork and son, Donald were in
Montpelier this week for short stay
with relatives-Dr. c. ]. RumriN passed
. a comfortable night Tuesday.-Mr and
: Mrs. Walter Fisk were in White River
junction Tuesday and Mrs Fisk will re-.
= main for time with her sister, who is in
poor health.-Glenn Thayer. who has been
here from Aver. Mass. for a day or two
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George
Thayer. has returned to duty-Mrs, A.
M. Vaughn and daughter after a few DAYS
with Mrs. ID. II. Morse. has returned to
Shelburne.