Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-27
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

0tearns Hutchinson of East Braintree
as rushed to the sanitarium Friday
md underwent ar operation for hernia,
rom the effects of which ne died at an
arly hour Saturday morning. DR.. Angel
as summoned to his home, but was not
BILE to relieve him, and the operation
eemed the only alternative. Mr.. Hutchin-
on was past 80 years of age and not
trong, and was not able to survive the
peration. He is survived by his immediate
elatives, one brother and two sisters
wing in town. The body was taken to
he home S~aturday.-The marriage en-
agement of Miss Alice Reagan, eldest
aughter of Mrs. Sarah Reagan of st.
Llbans, to Roger Donahue of this place
rs announced at a dinner party given
the home of Miss Lillian Kennedy in
L. Albans Thursday evening. 1t is under
TODD that the wedding will take place
the near future. Mr.. Donahue is the
tation agent at Randolph.-Mrs. Clinton
adams of Post Mills is passing a few
avs here with her brother-in-law. j. b.
kdams.-Mrs. Myra Bennett after a sew
raj weeks stay In STAFFORD. returned
)aturday.-Mr. and Mrs. d. c.. Woodland
anne from a several days stay in South
koyalton Saturday.-M. NJ. Wilson has
leen in Montpelier this week in con-
erence with Chairman Hartness of the
Fermont conservation committee. Mr..
Wilson represents this county on this
ommittee.-J. F. Flanagan has received
letter from his brother. Joseph, who
I'D been recently wounded in rance and
} now In the hospital at Casham, England.
is expected that his wound will keep
Inn in the hospital for four months, but
. is expected to recover.-The following
A~uattno En- nrxy nm tha xuy,r 1iIra ~,
Eeek has been named: Prin. l.. G. Ham,
]. J. O'Brien. DR.. II. w. Holden, Miss
day X. Howe and Miss Desier Moulton,
lbrarian. A canvas is expected by the
loung people September %.
Several of the boys who are in serv-
&C have been at home for a short stay.
Robert Chamber, who was ordered to
Fort Strong, Is now with his parents,
Hfr. and Mrs. w. r. CHARACTERISTICS. Il.
n. Peake from Cochituate, Mass, after
few days with Mrs. Annie Wedgwood,
eft Monday for her home. Miss Mary
Wedgwood, who has been passing a
month with her mother, Mrs. Wedg-
wood. also left for New Haven, Conn,
Monday, where she has n position in
hi library.-Miss Mary Connolly, after
few days here with her parents. Mr.
tu0 - ost >ohcAJ I iiCt
Monday to resume work in Washing
ION, D. c., where she has a government
bosition.-Miss Jennie Bell and mother
Mrs. c. j. Bell, arrived Monday to be
he guest of Mrs. Il. IL. Mason.-Mr
md Mrs. Fred Beedle of Keene, N. II,
came Saturday night for an overnight
btay with Mr.. Beedle's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. Fl. Beedle.-Mr. and Mrs
stephen Cole of North C~raftsbury are
visiting in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Per
kins, who nave been with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. c.. Buck. for a short visit, went tt
Chelsea last week for a few days be
Tore going to Columbus, Ohio.-Mis'
Celia clifford and son, John Clifford
nave come from the farm and the lat
er has entered school here, while Mis-.
Celia will enter the University of Yer
mont upon it's opening in October. /
5 expected that her brother Edison Gif
ford will also enter college unless
hailed into service before that time
Col. Israel Converse Chapter, ID. A. II.
will be entertained Saturday at tn
home OF Mrs. A. C. Wells. with Mrs
Wells and Miss Holden as hostesses.-
Miss Almira Fisk. who recently had
shock of paralysis, seems to be GAINING
present with a reasonable hope o
greater improvement.-Mr. Ball.
prosperous farmer at the Center, die
Friday. The funeral was held Sunda,
h Center.
A. a result of the two cases of infantil
paralysis which developed in the family O
dr. and Mrs. James Hayes, on Par
Etreet, Monday, there has been a quaran
tine placed upon the places In town as
~brecaution against other cases. TIL
bchools are closed for two weeks and tn
moving picture show and the churche