Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-08-16
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Pearl Campbell while chopping IN the
woods with a double-bladed axe on Satur-
day had the misfortune to cut cash three
inches or more long in the top of his head.
His son Raymond Campbell went after
him and he was brought here where ply
sician dressed the wound.-Miss Sylvia
COmstock, a former stenographer in town,
came on Saturday for a short stay with
friends here, and is guest at the home
of Fl. L. Hatch.-Professor and Mrs. Win
throp Abbott, former residents here were
in town on Saturday on short visit with
Relationships. B. H. Davis left Saturday
for Waterbury to attend the funeral Of
the late Capt. ]. E. Eldredge.-Miss VAL
entine Packard. and father, F. II. Pack
ard, have been in Boston with relatives
for three or four days.-Mrs. J. c. Wells
has gone to East Randolph for two
weeks stay with her son, John Wells
w. w. Somerville came home Saturday
from Moretown, where he had been on
his vacation for a Week.-Mrs. Hazel
Campbell went to Albany Saturday, where
she has position as stenographer and
bookkeeper for the Lowney Confectionery
company.-B. p. Spear and niece, Mrs. Ida
Drake, returned Saturday from a several
days stay in Northfield.-NIss Evelyn
Denney after passing three weeks at the
Chedel cottage at Enfield, returned home
Friday.-A daughter was born on Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Fraser of Bridge
water at the sanitorium.-Mrs. Charles
Batchelder returned Friday from a sew
eral days stay in Boston, Worcester, and
other cities.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Adams
and family went to Fairlee Saturday for
weeks stay in their cottage there.-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Beedle arrived by auto on
Friday night for a few days stay with
r. a1 Mas A
Lnnell Of Lowell, Mass. after week $
stay with her cousin. Mrs. Z. e. Neill.
went to Waterbury Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. M. Ordway Of Boston are the guests Of
the formers son. Ray Ordway and family.
Mrs. Belle Simonds and the chill
dren Of Walter Ketchum returned to their
home In Gaysville, Saturday.
Among those who attended the fu-
neral of Capt. J. E. Eldredge at Water
bury on Sunday were p. J. Davis, Miss
Helen Davis, James Cass, D. c. Wood
ard. and Henry Johnson. Mr.. Eldredge
moved from here two years ago, and
had lived in town for long term of
years previous to that.-Mr. and Mrs,
George Lackey of Montpelier. visited
friends In town on Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. E. c. Heath of Warren were the
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Heath
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Neill
OF Montpelier passed Sunday in town
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Neill-Dr. and
Mrs. F. A. Eaton. DR.. Charles Cushman,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Rollo, and Lila Rich
mond, the four latter from Chicago, and
Miss May Bradieh of Medford, Mass,
returned on Sunday from Greensboro
where they had been for three weeks,
and are now the guests of DIR. and Mrs
Eaton.-Mrs. Davis Grove and two
daughters from Springfield, Mass, have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crowe' Tor two weeks-Miss Georgia
Mann OF Boston and Mrs. Mary Bryan
from the same city. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Mann at the Inn
MRS. Forest Southard was in Bethel
Monday on business trip.-Miss Nina
Paris arrived from Granville on Mon
day Tor few days stay.-News was
received here Sunday of the death of
Mrs. Leroy Martin of Brandon, a for
mer longtime resident here Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin went to Brandon to take a
farm about one year ago. and their
daughter. Miss Fleda Mattin, is en-
ployed in the office of the Sargent, Os-
good and Roundy company. as a stenog.
rapher. The cause of death was par
alysis. Mrs. Martin Is survived by a
son. Floyd Martin. a daughter, Miss
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Clara Prince. who has been in camp at
Lake Mascoma, Enfield. N. H., for three
weeks, returned home Sunday night
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds,
VINO have been in Arkansas for several
months, have come to pass their vaca
ton here with the latters parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. i. 8. Chase.-Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Emerson of Berlin. NJ H.. the over
Sunday guests OF their mother, Mrs. ].
Z. Alden left for their home on Mon
day.-Miss Una Grover of Lawrence,
Mass. arrived here Sunday night, to
| pass Few days with Mr. and Mrs N
c, Greene.-Mrs. Carroll Granger and
her daughter. Miss Florence Grange,
went to Barre Sunday night for a few
days stay, having formerly lived in
that city.-Mrs Christopher Riley, who
resides In New York State. was In town
on Monday. the guest of her brother
NJ. M. Wilson.-A party went down
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