Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-05-09
Orange County.
RANDOLPH

Mrs. II. II. Mcintyre arrived here from
Burlington, where she has been most Of
the winter and has opened her house on
Randolph avenue for the summer.-Mrs.J.
Il. French has received from Joe Bean,
who is now in training at Fort Hancock,
N. j., fine sofa pillow in red and green
felt appropriately marked and lettered u.
s. A. World War.-Charles Hanks of
Rochester is passing some time here
Mrs. Charles Adams, who was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Adams over Sunday
night, left Monday for Waterbury.-Mrs.
J. II. Lamson and daughter, Miss Mary
Lamson, who have been passing the VIM
ter in Florida, returned here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. Stevens were in White
River junction over Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs James Menard.-Mrs.
Harry Chase has returned from Franklin.
N. H., where she passed Sunday with her
husband.-Miss Ethel Greene went to
Bethel Tuesday to enter the sanitarium
there and expected to have an opera
ton on her neck.-Melvin Watson went
to Lebanon, n. H., Tuesday for a several
. days stay, after having passed the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Luce.-Mr.
Ellsworth, real estate dealer from New
bury, N. Y, has been here for several
days and while in town is boarding with
Mrs j. +. French.-John Herrick, who
has been ill for several days at the sani-
tarium and later was taken to the home
of his sister, Mrs. Burroughs is not as
we'll.
Mrs. Edna Lyon of Rochester was in
town Monday, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. f. Lamb.-The body of James Griffin
was brought from Waterbury Monday and
the funeral was held at the Catholic
Church. Mr.. Griffin was from South Roy
alton, and had been in failing health for
three years. He was so years of age and
is survived by a wife and two daughters,
all of whom were here for the services,
and also three sisters, who live out of the
State. Among those who were in town for
the services We're John Fenton of White
River Junction, his brother-in- W.
Charles Griswold was in Rochester Mon
day morning.-E. A. Thomas went to Bos-
ton Monday for few days.-Miss Ruth
Adams, who has been student in Middle
bury College for year, is now at home
MIR. and Mrs. i. F. Briggs were
also in Burlington over Sunday,
their youngest son. Raymond Briggs,
being one of the class graduating this
year.-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flint Of Bur-
lngton are in town for their vacation and
later Mr.. Flint will take up government
work-George Waters. who was with his
mother. Mrs. ]. L. French, over Sunday
went to Mortified Sunday morning to
take a position In jewelry store for the
summcr-Mr and Mrs. Sheldon of Hard
wick arrived Saturday and took posses
sion of the Randolph hotel Mr.. Mann
will occupy tho farm for the present.
Loren Snow has purchased CO John Lam
son the house on Weston street now &C.
cupied by r. II. Kctchum.--The Rev. f
II. Moore, new pastor Of tine Meth od!s'
Church, occupied the pulpit Sunday lie
will return this week, it is understood, fc.
his tear, and later his wife Will join hin
herc, the parsonage meanwhile being pu
IN repair.
Fern E.aoi;ah Lodge held a plsaanr
social al the home Of Miss A. L. Clark
on Randolph avenue Tuesday evenin,
with ar attendance Of about 25 members
4 short musical program WAS given, Won
s.stins OF piano ductr b. Mrs. julia Cum
m.ngs and her daughter, Miss Julit Cum
mings. and two cornet solos by Cliffor'
Pntch. Next week it Is expected tina
there will DO quite a delegation from her
70 attend the Rebekah assembly in Barre
M. and Mrs. n. g. Ruck leave here tn
frs. OF the week for Barre to remain til
Friuay.-A1ss Florence Cantlin after
few DAYS hero with friends. has returne
20 her home.-JThc senior class of tn
Randolph high Gchocl will gvie a play Il
1.-The Chandler Musi; hall Friday evening
May IT, under the title, 1.-The Raiders
This cast has bscE under the training
of Miss Lucille DeReynolds. teacher o
elocution in the school for several weeks
miss Bern!ce Simpson Of Ruxbury cam
Wednesday for n short business trip il
town.-It Is understood that the mex
lRed Cross drive will begin next week
when this town is expected to raise abou
eSo5O0 for the purpose. The work will b
placed In the hands of a committee VIII
7 will at once begin the canvass.-Proprieto
Sheldon of the Randolph Inn Is now we
established and most Of the old help Ia
been retained. Chapter will in
stall officers tonight with refreshment
to follow.-Mr AID Mrs. o. X. Green
went Wednesday to Bethel, where thci
daughter, Miss Ethel Greene underwear
en- operation for the removal Of CLAN
on the side of her neck.-Martin Scot
q University of Vermont student. is !
town for the summer with his parents
DR.. and Mrs. @. W. Scott
RANDOLPH CENTER.
The sixth annual graduation of tn
agricultural school occurred Mt the Con