Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-14
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

gene Goodale, mother of Mrs H. H.
Hayward, was received Thursday. Mrs.
Goodale died at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Case, in Melrose. Wednesday
afternoon, and the remains were
brought to South Royalton, the old
home, for funeral service. The body
was taken to Tunbridge and placed
in the tomb to await burial in the
spring. Mrs. Imogene Stiles Goodale
had lived in South Royalton, where
she owned a place, till her health failed
and she was obliged to come to Ran
dolph for a several months stay with
her daughter, Mrs. Hayward, going
later to Melrose, where she passed the
rest of her life. Mrs. Goodale was
around till about Christmas, since
which time she had been confined to
her bed. The deceased was active in
the Eastern Star and W. r. c. and also
in church circles and was a very eff
cient woman. Two daughters. Mrs.
Hayward and Mrs. Case, survive. and
one son, Archie Goodale Of South Roy
alton.-H. L. Patch is in New
Britain, Conn.,, having left the studio
| In charge of Mrs Patch and has taken
employment temporarily in a factory
having a government order for a.iti-
aircraft guns. Mr.. Patch operates one Of
the lathes made by Jones & Lamson Co..
of Springfield. Mr.. Patch was work.
man and an overseer in a machine
shop at C}aremont. N. H., several years
before taking up photography.-Mrs
Kate George. widow of Henry George,
died February 6 at the home Of Mrs.
Lois Rix, over the r. ]. Mitchell store.
She had been i'll for weeks from a
malignant trouble. Mrs. George was
born Kate Tully of Mt. Holly and was
/ ol,o HaH
husband died about a year ago. She liz
survived by one sister. Mrs. Rose Har-
rington of South SALISBURY The fu-
| neral was held at the home Of Mrs. Rix
Thursday forenoon and the remains
| were placed in the tomO.-Orman Terry
has moved from the Thresher farm on
Braintree Hill. to the Cushman house
on Central street.-Mrs. w. w. Morton
has returned from a several months
stay In Montclair. N. j., where she has
been with her son. Robert Morton, and
her sister, Mrs D. c. Webb at Phila.
delphia.
The Emerson mill was compelled to close
February s for lack Of fuel A carload of
soft coal is expected to arrive soon.-Fred
l.. Dudley has again received the appoints
ment of county highway commissioner for
the term Of one year. Mr.. Dudley filled
out the unexpired term caused by the
death of NJ. c. Flanders of Tunbridge.-
Raymond Campbell now has employment
at the Half Century store and Mrs. Hugh
Clafin succeeds Miss. Maud johnson as
cashier. Charles Holman, for years a
rural carrier on route No. 3, has been
transferred to route No. /. and Bishop
Evans has been appointed carrier on
route 3.-Eighty-five names were regis
tered at the rest room in the month Of
January.-Albert Emery Is again able to
be out from his late illness and Is again
at the store of j. H. Lamson & Sons
Tracy Peycke came from Warren Thurs
day to pass a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Heath. Since his grad
uation here from the high school In 1911.
he has been attending law school in
Minneapolis and last week qualified FOR
the military service with the Washington
county selectve board.-N. N. Morse &
Sons are equipping their mill to produce
food products. A new set Of machinery
is ordered to manufacture bolted corn
meal, barley meal. rye flour, entire wheat
and graham -four. This machinery Is to
be shipped Immediately and 1t Is hoped
that 1t will arrive and be installed about
March LEHMAN Gay. eldest son OF MT.
and Mrs. A. B. Gay. has finished four
months course at the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd, and
was graduated February /. with credit to
himself His rank 10 assigned and he ex-
pected to come home on a furlough, but
was ordered at once to New London,
Conn.,, to begin a four months course In
submarine navigation. to which branch
of the service he Is assigned.
The remains of John Connolly arrived
Friday night and funeral services were
held in the Catholic Church Saturday
morning. Interment was in the Catholic
cemetery Thomas Connolly. brother OF
the deceased accompanied the body here
Miss Dorothy Whipple left Saturday fol
Indiana, called by the death of q friend
Albert Emery. who has been confined &c
the house for two weeks by quinsy
sore throat, is now out again and has re-
sumed his position In the store Of j. II
Lamson & Sons.-Mrs. Leland Hall. who
came to pass O month with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. s. Buck. is i'll with
chicken-pox.-The Buck Printing compan,
Is busy with town reports and Is having
extra help through this month.
Mrs. r. G. Kellogg of Randolph avenu,
observed her 93rd birthday at her home. II
very god health. and, except for a few
callers, In a very quiet manner. Mrs
Kellogg, who had fall last summer, ant
was quite Ill, IL now much improved ant
able to be about the house and IL In al
exceptionally good physical condition TO-
! one OF her age.-The death Of Frank Jert