Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-02
Orange County.
RANDOLPH


the appointments of the Methodist Church
and the resident pastor, the Rev. 8. G.
Suitor. has been assigned to Irasburg.-
Mr.. Suitor came here when the Rev. @. |
F. Crawford left year ago last fall. He |
has given general satisfaction and the |
church gave him ar invitation to remain. |
r. II. Moore has been given this church |
and Il Is expected that he will be here in |
the near future to take up his work.
Mrs. NJ. S. King. who is i'll at the homo |
Of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Dale, is no |
better and the erysipclas which has been |
in her hand is extending up her arm.
causing her to suffer considerably.-Mrs. |
L. j. Biakely has gene to Newport to |
pass some time with her daughters, Mrs. |
Osmord Creaser, and Miss Emma Blake |
ly.-Dr. A. c. Bailey was called to Bethel |
Monday to see DR.. Greene. who remains |
about tho same. in a serious condition |
with heart trouble. His brother, o. r. |
Greene of this place, went down with him |
to see him for few minutes.-Miss |
Gladys Chadwick has been in Montpelier |
since last Friday, where she Is passing |
a few days with her friends. MIR. and |
Mrs. Hutchinson.-Mrs. Walter Nichols /,
and three children, who came from Mon |
treal, are now the guests of Mrs. D. NJ. |
Gourley for a few days. while on their
way to Springfield, Mass. where they
will reside.-Melvin and Charles Roberts
of Hancock. over-Sunday visitors of their
sister, Mrs Arthur Drake. left for their
home on Monday.-Miss Hattie Sault left
Monday night for New York. where she
will receive orders to sail across seas"
soon. Miss Sault Is an efficient nurse
and will be greatly missed.-A letter to
friends from Joe" Bean. who is at Fort
Hancock. Sandy Hook. N. j.. indicates
strenuous training but reports that he
is well and all the boys are in good
spirits.-The Rev. Fraser Metzger went
to Randolph Center Sunday night to de-
! liver the baccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class at the agricultural
school. The school closes early this year,
that the boys may take positions on the
farms or in other places where they can
assist in the service.-The Rev. ]. F.
Locke preached at a union service on
Sunday night of the Bethany and Bap-
fist Churches in the Baptist Church in
the absence Of Mr.. Metzger.-George Wa
tiers. who has been passing several weeks
with his mother, Mrs. j. F. French. has
taken position in Mortified for the
summer In jewelry store in that town.
Mr.. Waters will go to Montpelier this
week to take the remains Of his late wife
to Mortified Falls for burial there.-The
funeral of the late G.. H. Adams was held
day morning and the body was taken to
Chelsea for interment in the family lot.
Liberty day was celebrated here with
a parade and rally. The procession started
from the high school building at seven
! O'Clock, headed by the band, followed by
the veterans. with their flag. the Womans
Relief Corps. the Red Cross the Mer-
chants association, the State agricultural
boys. the Ku Klux Khan. school children,
members Of the Rebekah Lodge and many
others, to the number of $780, Each mem
Der OF the procession carried q flag and the
large flags of the different organizations
were conspicuous. as we'll as the service
flag OF the X. X. X. club, the flag an
nouncing that the amount Of the loan
required here had been exceeded. The
exercises opened by the band playing 1.-THE
Star Spangled Banner" Prin. E. G. Ham
presided. Prayer was offered by the Rev.
]. F. Locke. a Civil War veteran, when
there was singing again, 1.-THE Battle
Hymn OF the Republic" after which the
Rev. Fraser Metzger gave a short and
inspiring message This was followed by
the Hon. E. A. Rowland of Montpelier.
who gave fine address. The meeting
closed with America" led by the band
Tho procession halted In front Of the
Dubois a. Gay block.-Frank Sault of st.
Adams was In town for short visit with
his sister, Miss Hattie Sault, the trained
nurse. who was called to report for
service Monday. Robert sault, another
brother from Lawrence. Mass, was
also hero to see her before she left
Abbic e. Clarke was IN Sharon Thurs
day night to attend the regular meeting
of Forest Chapter. o. L. s.. and installed
the newly-elected officers Of that chapter.
-Bculah Chapter elected officers Thurs
day night as follows: w. NJ, Mrs. Edyth
Stevens; w. F., Dr. g. w. Scott; as
} soc,atc matron. Miss r. Harriet Hay
. ward; secretary, Mrs. May Scott treas
urer. Mrs. Nellio Emerson; conductress,
Mrs. Nettie Rix: associate conductress
Mrs. Ina Z. Boyden. 1t Is expected that
the appointive officers will be announced
and installed with the others in two
, weeks.
j. F. Chadwick, who had been Ill for a
, few months. died at his home on Fish hill
wednesday morning Mr.. Chadwick was
one OF the old inhabitants of this Mace.
He Is survived by his wife. two sisters,
Mrs. Ann Moulton and Mrs Melissa Chad
wick and one brother. Silas Chadwick,
, who also lives In town. His wife, who was
the sister Of W. H. Gladdng and Mrs. ".
A. Grant OF this place. No children sur
vlve. Mr.. Chadwick was the son of Rufus
! and Mahala York; Chadwick. and was
one of II children-The Rev. Mr.. Tolman
Z will move from the house of Mrs. Horner
! to the place Just vacated by Mr.. Locke
I and 1t Is expected that Mrs Bonnet. who
l has been here recently. will come from
{ st. Johnsbury and take the rooms vacated
2 by the Rev. Tolman and family.-The roll
, call of the Baptist Church has been fixed
i. for May 8, when the members and friends
, Of the church will be invited to be present
0 Mrs. Edward Lane Of Montpelier was
in town over Wednesday night. the CUES,
OF Mrs. Eugene Holman.-Mr. and Mrs
j. Il. French and George Waters went "a
= Montpelier Wednesday and took the re.
3 mains Of Mrs. George Waters to North.
: field Falls. where they were buried beside
a the grandparents Of the deceased in the
= family lot.-The Silver Cross Circle of the
: Kings Daughters met at the homo Of Mrs
I Lincoln Morse Tuesday and In addition Il
h the usual business the circle voted te
Y give SIS towards the expense Of the resi-
: room for the coming year. An additions
: IS was also placed In the hands OF q com
t mittee to assist poor family. Rev
3 r. II. Morse. who has been transferred
$ from Lyndonville to this place for pastor
= of the Cooper Memorial Methodist Church
d In town, Is expected here to All his pulpi