Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-17
Orange County
RANDOLPH

The union service Of the Rethany'
Methodist and Baptist Churches was
held on the lawn of the Baptist Church
sunday evening with good attend
ance. The Rev. Fraser Metzger gave
the sermon. The two other pastors
assisted in the service.-Mrs. Florence
Osteyee, who came from Poultney FRI
day to visit friends here. left Monday
morning Mrs. Osteyee's son George.
who served in the navy in the iate
war. has been discharged and is with
her for the summer at Poutney. but
will return to Middlebury College in
the fall.-Frank Hatch. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hatch of this place, re-
Gently discharged soldier. who returned
from overseas a few weeks ago, is IN
town to visit his parents for a rev
days before returning to Barre, where
he is now employed.--AIrs. Brewster,
mother of Mrs. Derward Loomis. who
had been i'll since their removal here.
died Monday afternoon at the home or
her daughter.-Daniel Putnam. who
has position In the treasury de-
partment at Washington. D. c., closed
n two weeks vacation here with MS
mother and other relatives Monday and
left for Springfield Mass-Miss Mary
Bride and uncle, Mr.. Bride of Chicago
were guests of the formers cousin,
Mrs. Lena Wright. over Sunday-Mrs
" ~. Ranster suffered a shock of par
alysis Saturday night which has made
her helpless and unable to speak. II
is feared she will not rally from It,
Her daughter. Mrs. John Rogers Of
Northfield. came at once and is with
her for the present.-Mr and Mrs. NJ
tC. Buck and daughter Iris have re-
turned from Lebanon. y. H.. where
= ,,.ith In Two
Miss Helene Ranney has given UP her
position in Greenfield Mass, and is
at home for an indefinite stay.-Mr. and
Mrs. w c Emerson and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Chase have returned from an
automobile trip to Lttleton. \. H.. and
Mrs. Chase has gone back to Boston
to resume his business.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Clark of Danvers.
Mass. have arrived to pass their vaca-
ton with Mrs. s. C. Clark and Mrs.
Emily MISUNDERSTANDING Sims of Bos-
ton is being entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Alls, who also have
their daughter Miss Dorothy Allis. who
is here for her vacaton.-Hugh Clafln.
who has been in the service for a year
or more. has arrived home and is dis
charged.-Miss Anna Couehlin went to her
home in Barnard Friday after several
days here.-NIrs. w. w. Morton left Sat
urday for Newport, r. l.. where she
went to take the children of Commander
Dewitt Webb and wife. Commander
Webb has been transferred to Newport
from Charleston. s. c., and the family
, is now established there. The children
have been here for a few weeks with
Mrs. Morton.-The Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
, Hamilton returned Saturday from a ten
days stay in White River Junction and
| Bridgewater. where they have been with
their son. Plny Hamilton. and their
daughter. Mrs. Harold Perkins.H owa I'd
Somervlle. son of W. w. Somerville of
, this place. who has been here on leave
of absence from the navy, left Saturday
for Norfolk. Va, and will go soon to San
Francisco.
Miss Ferora Batchelder went to Mont
pelier Tuesday for a short stay with
relatives-Mr Wood of st. Adams ar
! rived Tuesday to 20 for a visit Of some
, length at Frank Woods Of the Center
Mrs. Lucinda Wilson Brewster. who died
at the home of her daughter Mrs. r. l..
LOOMS. Monday, is survived by three
daughters and one SON The daughters
o are Mrs. LOOMS. with whom she was al
I the time of her death. Mrs. Spaulding of
Springfield. Mass. and Mrs. Whitman OF
South I;oyaton Both daughters have
i been here this week and the son, Charles
Brewster and his wife, arrived here from
Medford. Mass. Monday night. She also
i has nine grandchildren Mrs Brewster
was left at the death Of her husba nd
I with four small children and for the
most par of the time has lived in Ran
u doph. She was n years Of age and has
e been a great sufferer for long time
n The funeral was held at the home
| ,.l,, tl,
y mains were taken to Randolph Center
l. for burial beside her husband. The Rev
l. Fraser Metzger otiiciated.-Mrs T.. w
< Carlisle returned from visit in North
I field with her sister Tuesday.-Mr. and
; Mrs Wilbur Fits came from North Read
II ing, Mass, last week for a several days
: stay here and Tuesday they returned
y to their home.-Alhert Salisbury, who
= has recently returned from overseas has
e come home and is this week here with
e his brother. +. \. Salisbury. During the
p last week they were in Greensboro In
l. camp at Caspian I.ake.-Mrs. f.. II. Ban
: lister remains about the same in help
- less condition, as the result OF a shock
:, of PARALYSIS
The funeral Of Mrs Lucinda Brew
e ster, whose death occurred Monday
- was held at the home of her daughter
-.
y Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock
It the Rev. Faser Metzger officiating, :
- quartet consisting of Miss filanch'
IT Sparhawk, Miss Gail l.amson and A
q II. Beedle and D. A. c. Bailey sang tn
e faVoritc hymns of the deceased on
l. of which was Crossing the Bar TIT
II children OF the deceased were all pres
ent. beside many other relatives. SeN
~ eral from the east part OF the town
IL where the deceased had so long resided
lie lso were present. The remains were
j. taken to Randolph Center for burla
,e In the family lot.-The work at tn
rs station. where there is being built ;
he cement platform. goes slowly along
~ and at present there is much neon
s. vcniencc to passengers caused ny TN
h old platform being taken up. ais
Re appointment in procuring the cemeh
81 has caused much of the delay'-Mrs
$, Mary Waldo has moved from the spoon
~ or block to the Martin block takln'
m a lower apartment in the latter nulIn
W ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson arr
ID in HiGhgate Springs at Camp RandoIpn
is Mr. and Mrs. +. A. salisbury Amer
49, Salisbury and other members or tn
70 family have returned from "A seVera
h. days stay in Greensboro, They vii
er return after a few days here Tor
10 longer time at Caspian Lake at IN
&c Salisbury cottage.-Mrs, Charles fos
Tn ter returned from Montpelier Wednes
= day after a brief stay with friends ther
I'd where she formerly resided
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