Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-04-04
Orange County.

vited.
Orange County.
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. c. g. Bennett. who has been with
Mrs. Florence Osteyee for a week, left
Monday for Windsor. accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Hibbard.-Dr. and Mrs. e. o.
Blanchard returned Monday from two
months stay in Chicago. whore they have
been with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch
o. r. Greene went to Bethel Monday to
see his uncle, DR.. o. d. Greene, who Is
critically ill.-Mrs. Elsie Powers Corwin
after passing several days in town with
her sister, Mrs. e. H. Allis, left Monday
for her home in Lowell, Mass.-The sew
eral services in the churches were all
devoted to the observance Of Easter on
Sunday and large congregations were
present.-The Rev. Reuben Smith
preached at the Methodist Church Sum
day morning and evening, and will con-
tinue through the week. holding services
each evening till Saturday.-Mrs. Sadie
Boyden. who was summoned to this place
by the serious condition of her sister.
Mrs. Mabel Adams. arrived Saturday and
will remain a part of the week. Mrs.
Adams condition is serious and she Is in
the care of two nurses.-Mrs. Lora
Michaels and Jennie Chalmers gave up
their apartment in the Mansion house
Saturday and were with friends until
Tuesday. when they left for their home
"A meeting Of the executive board of the
Red Cross society was held at the parish
house Monday afternoon. Mrs. Adams,
who Is Ill. being the president, It seemed
necessary to make different arrangements
in regard to the work of the society,"
Monday was the warmest day Of the sea-
son and in many places the sap run was
quite rapid. 1t is understood that a large
quantity of syrup Is being made in this
vicinity, which sells for 81 and upwards
gallon.-The ladies Of the Bethany Guild
Will hold sugar party in the parish house
Friday evening Of this week.-Miriam
Adams is passing few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Salisbury on the
Rowell Addition.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Granger went to the home Saturday to
extend congratulations on the observance
Of the Goth wedding anniversary. For
| many years this couple have lived in
| town. During the last year Mr.. Granger
has been In poor health, but on Satur-
day he recognised his friends and seemed
| much pleased to meet them in his home
Mrs. Guy Wilson and son, Harold were
in town Saturday to visit Mr.. and Mrs
M. M. Wilson and family.-Col. Israel
| Converse Chapter. Daughters of Amer
lean Revolution. held meeting Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Abbie F. Clarke
with fair attendance. The meeting open.
4 od In, no mn mi ny fr ho Aa o.
singing of America" and the routine
business of the meeting. Following this
the program was taken up, and consisted
Of a paper by Miss Elizabeth Holden. or
1.-THE Trained Woman" Mrs. 8. H. Nc
Cullough read an article which was con-
| tributed by Mrs. B. D. Dubois. who was
obliged to be absent, and Miss Winifred
Richmond gave a reading from the Red
Cross magazine, this and the former read
! ing being upon the Red Cross movement
J Discussion was made over the year books
/ for the coming season. was left without
decision, for action at some future time
| A letter was read from Mrs. II. E. Hink'
ley, who is a member. but now located al
Ransomville, N. Y, which was interest
ing to the memberships. Henry Rice Of
Bethel, a sister Of Mrs. A. A. Wainwright
Of this place. died Saturday after a lonl
illness. Mrs. Rice lived with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred Davis. and had long beer
an invalid.-Sugar makers have been yer,
busy In the last few days as the sap has
been very plentiful. and there Is large
amount of sugar being made.-A son wal
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Mazzolin
Thursday nght.-Mrs. Mabel j. Adami
was taken from the sanitarium Friday
night to her home. and Is now 'oeinf
| I~,, <ruv4
ter, Mrs Boyden Of Boston. has been no
titled, and also her son. Dwight Adams
who is at West Point training.
| Miss Mildred Button of the county
agents office has gone to Burlington t
attend a conference. s. p. Jocelyl
is with her sister, law. Miss Louis
Jocelyn, in New York city for a few
days.-The book campaign March IL Il
% resulted in 400 books being delivered
to the Kimball Public library to be sen
| to our soldiers and sailors. This cam
paign was In charge OF the librarian
Of the Kimball Public library. assisted
by the social service branch OF tn
woman's committee, Mrs. NJ. F. Osteyee
chairman.-Twenty-fo persons unite'
with Bethany Church at the Holy Weel
service on March N.-Mr. and Mrs
Fl. d. McCrillis who were In town owe
Thursday night. left Friday. and Mrs
Goldie Davis. also the guest of friend
In town, returned to Northheld.-Mrs
f. II. Loveland and infant daughter ha
gone to her former home In Lincoln. Neb
summoned by the death of her brother
who was In a training camp in Nortl
Carolina.-The eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bushor is i'll will
pneumona.-Miss Annie Wood. teache
in Essex. is passing her vacation at he
home in town.-The drive for the Syrian
and Armenian Relief fund amounted t
$lS5. Subsidiaries Griswold has been ship
ping about 100 carloads of ash to tn
American Fork and Hoe company Of 81
Johnsbury.-Fred II. Smith of Yves
Somerville announces the marriage of hi
daughter Florence Corinne. and ALDER
Daniel Evans, on Saturday evening
March %, the ceremony having been per
formed by the Rev. william Wilson
pastor OF the Baptist Church at Yves
Somerville. Mass, The bride has been Il
Randolph often.-The Rochester clu
VIII give Its sixth annual masquerad
ball at Dubois 4 Gray's hall Thursda
evening. The entire proceeds will e
to the Red Cross society. The musi
Will be furnished by the Randolph or
chestra. A May day ball also will b
given at the Salisbury warehouse Ma
!. Music will be furnished by Kar
Forsell and his Montpelier orchestra
The Misses Dorothy Wallace of New
York and Rorothy Putnam of Mont
pelier are being entertained by Mr. an
Mrs. A. Il. Chandler,-W. w. Somervill