Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-04
Orange County
RANDOLPH

A. A. Priest who lives about two miles
out on the road to Bethel. lost his auto
mobile on Friday night The car. a Dodge
auto was placed IN the garage well filed
with gasoline. ready for a start. and it
was taken from the garage, and no clue
has been found to its wherea bouts The
Nellie Gill company were in town Fri
day night and as Miss Helen Davis was
returning to her home from the play, she
saw Mr.. Priests car passing south, and
recognized it. as she was quite familiar
with the same having taken some trips
with Miss Mary Priest in the car.-The
Rev. w S. Smithers left here Saturday
afternoon for St. Adams. where he oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist Church
Sunday j. Dukette of Dover. y. H..
Joined his family here for a short stay
Saturday.-Miss Eleanor Clark, the
teacher in the teacher training depart
ment in the high school. arrived here
Saturday. after having passed her vaca-
ton out Of town.-Lawrence and Arene
Howard who have been passing several
weeks here with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. w. Howard. left Saturday
for their home in Burlington.-Robe
Thayer. who has/been in Derry, \. H..
this week with friends. returned home
Saturday.-Mrs Mary Dalton and Mrs.
Gladdng of Laconia, y. FL, came Satur-
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. GladdinR
Mrs. V. A. Grant and Mrs Chadwick
Mrs. Henry Goodell returned Saturday
from a weeks stay in Groton. n. H.-Mr
and Mrs George Topper were here brief
| ly Saturday and left for East Braintree
to visit Mrs, Tuppers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Abel-Mrs. A. L. Galarneau return
ed Saturday from Montreal whore she
had been for week with Mrs. Galar-
neau's sisters.-Mrs. Mary Saxton and
her daughter. Miss Lucina Saxton, who
| have been in town two weeks. with Mr.
and Mrs. a. II. Beedie. left for their
home in keene, y. f.. Saturday.-Dr A.
IC. Bailey. who has been quite sick for a
few days, is reported much more com
forta ole. and II is hoped Is on the way
to recovery.-Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Miller
of Lebanon and Mrs. Tinkham who il
the sister of the latter. have been in towr
for few days the guest of Mrs Clara
Prince and other relatives and Saturda,
they returned to Lebanon.-Mrs r. b
Daniels and her daughter. Miss Annie
May Daniels were in Bethel Saturday.
Mrs William Tyler went to White Rive,
Junction Saturday for a short business
trip.-Mrs. John Howell of Barre is in
town at The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. c
Greene of Summer street.-Miss Nina
Thurston of Mortified was in town fol
n short stay on Saturday.-Mrs. Charles
Martin of Braintree came Saturday or
"A business trip-Mrs. Roy Thayer, who
has been i'll for several days. is no bet
ter and pneumonia is feared in her case
MIR. and Mrs. George Joslyn of New
York are passing several days in town
with relatives.-John Patch, who ha!
been in Malone, n. Y, for a several days
stay, has returned for longer visit will
his nephew and wife Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.
Patch.-Mrs. Dustin Gage of Lebanon
\, H.. and Mrs. Leon Martin of con
cord. y. H., have been visiting friends il
town, leaving here Saturday.
Miss Irene Sault. who has been Will
relatives here for several days returned
to st. Adams Monday.-Mrs. Wallace Hi
and daughter returned Monday from
several days visit with relatives in Col
chester.-Dr. and Mrs f.. o. Blanchar,
and son-m-law. Capt. F. s. SWEET, starte,
by automobile Saturday for Boston
where DR.. and Mrs. Blanchard will pas
a few days and then go on to Bangor
Me. to visit Mr.. and Mrs, A. r. Bass
Captain SWEET will report at Portlan,
for scrvce.-Mrs. M. w Chamberln an,
mother. Mrs. Wnldbridge, left Tuesday 70
Springfield for several days with rela
tives.-Mr and Mrs. Leland Rising q
Boston were over-Sunday visitors of tn
formers fathers e. n. Rising. Ev
Granne Kimbal after 10 days vacation
In town with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
\. c. Greene. left for Lawrence Mass
Monday to resume her work there-Mis
Elizabeth Campbell. a teacher, who ha