Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-03-07
Orange County.
RANDOLPH.

Miss ]. G. Sumner who has passed two
weeks with her parents, returned to Mont
pelier Saturday.-Mrs. Annie Dumas, after
a seven weeks stay in Woodstock with
her son, came Saturday to her homo IN
this town.-Harold Tatro Of White River
Junction came Saturday for a short visit
at his home with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Tatro.-Sherman Moulton OF
Burlington, who has been in town with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Moulton,
left Saturday for his home in Burlington.
Miss Margaret Cheney, after a few
days stay here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Cheney. left for Burlington
Saturday to resume her studies at the
University Of Vermont.-Melvin Watson.
who ia passing the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Luce, has been Ill for sew
eral days with an attack Of the grip
| Mrs. Marble, after several days in town.
left Saturday for few days In Mont
pelier, and from there will go to Denver.
Colo, to make her home with her sister.
Mrs. George Dumas went to Burlington
Saturday to visit her sister, and also
to be near her son, John Dumas, who Is
now in training at Fort Ethan Allen
Frank Stiles, an employe Of the Emerson
mill, is now at work at the foundry Of the
Sargent. Osgood & Roundy Co.. until such
time as the mill resumes work.-H. D.
Lane moved his household goods to the
farm of NJ. G. Rowell Saturday, which he
has hired for the season.
Luther 7. Sparhawk died Monday
after a 10 days illness with a
bronchial trouble which from the first
threatened to be serious on account
of his advanced age. being 81 years
old. Mr. Sparhawk was the son OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Sparhawk
and Is the last of family Of three
sons and two daughters. For years
Mr.. Sparhawk has lived in town and
conducted Photographic studio with
the assistance of his daughter. Miss
Blanche Sparhawk. who has been In
the home constantly since the death
of her mother a few years ago. The
deceased Is survived by two sons
George Sparhawk of Beaver. Pa. the
Rev. w. T. Sparhawk OF Barnet. where
he is pastor OF the Congregations
Church and Miss Blanche sparhawk
He was a member Of Bethany Church
and constant in his attendance upor
the services.-Mrs Lewis Tetreault o.
Swanton came Monday to remain FOL
time with her daughter. Cedri,
Erskinc,-A speaker from out Of towr
will preach at the chapel Of TIT
|
a view to forming a society for Syrian
relief. All the other churches are In
vited to attend the meeting.-A sol
was born Monday morning to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Roy Smith.-Miss Iris Buck ha
been obliged to give up school for
few days. the result of a succession o
colds which she has been SUFFERING
from all winter.-Joe Bean expects t,
leave Thursday for MONTPELIER Wher
he will be assigned to service he hav
ing enlisted some time ago.-Wililan
Wells Rix and Miss Elizabeth Ma,
Tatro. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Tatro. were married Friday morn
ing at the home of the officiating
, clergyman the Rev. Joseph Hamilton
| and left Immediately for dorchester
where the groom has sister. Mri
> Carroll Harvey. After q few days the
. will return here. where they will max
their home. The young people hav
! many friends here who wish for thor
much happiness.