Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-11
Orange County
RANDOLPH

for an elaborate celebration at the well
come home which is to be given the
boys here on the i5th. A parade. base
ball game and an address by the Hon,
Wendell r. Stafford are on the pro-
gram A banquet will he served at
the parish house. when the boys will
he given free entertainment. In the
evening there will he a ball at the
Salisbury warehouse. Every effort is
being made to make this success
The Rev r. r. Morse has returned
from his vacation and again occupied
his pulpit Sunday--A fine piece Of work
is being done on Maple street and also
around the corner on Main street, pass
ing the home of y. G. Woodward. A
walk being is laid and in order to do
this some of the trees on Mr.. Wood
wards premises have been cut down
Mrs. Beaumelle williams West. who
had been i'll at the home of her grand
daughter. Mrs. Cedric Erskine. near
Bethel Gilead for several weeks died
Monday after weeks of suffering caused
by shock of paralysis. Mrs. West
was stricken on the street several
months ago and was taken into the
homo of her sister, Mrs. A. T.. Ken
drick. She is survived by three sis
tiers. Mrs. A. T. Kendrick, Mrs. c. l..
| n.
and Mrs. Ida Scribner. living in Brain
tree. She was twice married. the first
| time to Wallace Williams who died
several years ago, and by whom she
had two children. a son living in the
! West and u daughter. Mrs. Louis Te-
treault. who lives in Swanton. but who
has been with her most Of the time
| during her illness. The funeral was
be held al the home of the granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Erskine. yesterday. Rev.
w. S. Smithers returned from Water
VILE where he OBLIGATED in the Meth
odist Church Sunday. He was at Bel
videre also Saturday.-Mrs, c. r. Steele
left Monday for Boston to visit friends
for few days.-A Gordon of Dover,
y. H.. who has been the guest since
! a week ago last Saturday OF Mr.. and
Mrs W, J. Dukette. left Monday for
his home.-Mrs. Mabel Bonnet. who
has been here for several months as
sisting in the work Of the Baptist
Church, left Monday for ST. Johnsbury
to pass few days, after which she
may return here for the winter-Miss
Clara Cass. who has been the guest of
Mrs Edward Hatch, for few days.
left Monday for Rochester.-Mrs. Glenn
Moore, who has been the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Morrison,
left for her home Monday. and Mrs.
| Ray Morrison. also at the same home
for several days. has gone to her home
in New York.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nor
ton of Hyde Park. Mass. wre guests
of Mrs r. q. Morton and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Hubbard over Sunday.
| A. f.. Batchelder and Mrs Inez Segar
were married al White River Junction
August &c. AT the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. Robert Haseltine and left
AT once on a trip Of some length.-Mrs.
Fannie Bixby, who has been here with
her mother, Mrs J. c. Alden. for sew
eral days. returned las, week to her
home in New Jersey.-W A. Mcintosh,
who has been with relatives and friends
in Woodstock for a month. returned home
Saturday Harry Shepard OF Rochester
and Miss Cora NJ. Powers of the same
place were married Monday at the Bap-
fist parsonage by the Rev. F. S. Toll
man.
The 26th annual district meeting Of
the Order of the Eastern Star was held
with Beulah Chapter September and
proved successful. The early morn
ing was rainy. which lessened the at
tendance somewhat but there was a
good number present and many grand
officers. Among those present were Mrs
| Phyllis NJ Burditt. grand matron OF
the order in the State, and who while
lat Seattle recently at the session OF
the general grand chapter, was APP
pointed right worthy grand warder oil
the general grand chapter; Mrs. Addie
f, Allen. associate grand matron; Harry
d. McCrillis, associate grand patron
Mrs, Nellie Smythe. associate grand con
ductress; Mrs. Goldie Davis of North
field. grand Esther: Mrs. Elsie Carrich
Hardwick. grand Adah Mrs. Glare F.
Groom. grand chaplain; Mrs. Kate
Hull, ID. u. G. NJ, Of Burlington; Mrs
Nellie e. Goodsell ID. ID. G. NJ, of Fair
fax; Mrs. Josie L. Pierce. ID. ID, G. NJ.
of johnson; Mrs. Margaret Knowles and
w. II. Herrick of Montpelier. who are
deputies of the fourth district. ano
many others. The annual school oi
instruction was conducted by Sc
lected corps of officers selected by the
deputies and the regular meeting
opened following this the ceremon,
being given by Beuiah chapter Thi,
chapter also gave flag presentation
and also presented flowers to the Crane
matron with appropriate ceremony. The
initiatory work was given by Ruth
Chapter OF Barre in highly accept
able manner white River Chapter oi
Bethel gave the closing ceremony In
hne manner, closing with a retirinS
lmarch' This chapter was not Instituted