Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-03
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Monday morning for Lyndonville, where
the latter will remain during the absence
of her husband to attend conference at
st. Adams this week. Mr.. Moore proceed
ed from Lyndonville to st. Adams to re-
main through the entire session.-Capt.
and Mrs. Charles Chedel. who have been
with Capt. Chedel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Chedel, left Monday for Lebanon.
N. II. Mrs. Chedel accompanied them for
few days stay.--Mrs. George Temple
went Monday to Boston, where she will
pass some time with her sister In that
city.-Mrs. Emily Burroughs. aged o.. is
very feeble and 1t is not thought that
she can rally. She has been gradually
failing for the last few weeks.-Mrs.
Marion Rumrill went Monday to Stanford
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Their daugh-
ter. Miss Florence a graduate nurse from
the Randolph sanitarium, is just dis
charged from years service and has
come to her home In STAFFORD for a rest
The w. r. C. will give a ball in the
Dubois G. Gay hall OH the evening of
April 10. Gilson's orchestra Of Bethel has
live on the Rowell Addition. is i'll with
bronchial pneumona.--Mr. and Mrs. n.
c. Buck and daughter. Miss Iris Buck.
have returned from Lebanon, N. H.,
where they have boen since last Friday.
Clarence Webb came from East Gran
vile Tuesday morning and arranged for
an auto to take his father, Lucius Webb,
to his home in East Granville. They
were accompanied by Miss Thompson, the
nurse, and the trip was made with COM
parative comfort. Mr.. Webb has not been
improving in the last. few days and 1t
was thought best to take him to his
home. where he could have greater free
dom and be more at home. His condi-
ton is serious.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Oney returned from Rutland last Fri
day. called to that city by the illness
and death Of Mr.. Oney's mother.-Mrs.
Shaw of Northfield arrived Monday night
for short visit with her sister, Mrs.
II. w. Holden.-The barn on the premises
recently purchased by Mrs. Mary Carr,
and known as the Blodgett barn. has
been taken down. The house will be
moved around to Weston street, leaving
the corner clear for the erection of the
new building which Mrs. Carr is to build
for moving picture theatre, which she
has rented for term of years to Mrs.
Kate Brock, who now occupies the Du-
Bots & Gay hall.-The local lodge of
Odd Fellows held meeting Monday
! night and had the piano which had been
placed on approval used for the first
time. The Rebekahs also tested the in
strument Tuesday night at practice
meeting held In the hall.-Charles Noakes,
discharged Canadian soldier, who has
served overseas, arrived last week for a
| few days. Mr.. Noakes was former en-
| ploye at the Hood milk plant.-Robert
Chedel went to South Royalton Monday
night.-Miss Grace Pitkin, n graduate
nurse. is confined to her home by illness.
Washington, April 1.-Secretary Baker
| has approved a request of British mill
tary authorities In Turkey that they be
permitted to arrest on charges of treason
James Spohr, a naturalized American
citizen. and his wife. declared officially
to have been closely associated with
the head of the German spy system In
| Palestine and among British Indian sub
jects.
The annual roll call Of the Methodist
Church was held Friday night at the
| church with supper, at which there
were several present The attendance
was not as large as was hoped. Follow
ing the supper there was a meeting In
the auditorium, when there was music,
and the reports Of the several depart
ments of church work. The year just
closing has been a hard one owing to the
closing Of the church for several Sun
days because Of the quarantine. but II
Is hoped that the next six months will
see a great gain in all work in this town
as all have been seriously affected. The
regular meeting of Col. Israel Converse
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution was held at the home OF Mrs
G. A. Chedel Saturday afternoon with a
small attendance. One name was re-
ceived and unanimously elected to be.
come member. Following the usua
opening and ritual service, there was 9
program of readings by Mrs. F. A. jos
Ign, Mrs. s. II. Mccullough and Abbie
F. Clarke. In the absence of Mrs. G. II
Temple, who was to have had q paper
other readings were substituted. Capt
Charles Chede and family were at the
home and the social hour was made
pleasant by the remarks Of the former
in regard to his live overseas.-Mrs
Emily Burroughs, who has passed hel
93rd birthday anniversary. is now in 6
feeble condition owing to her age. ant
it is feared that she will not survive
long-B. c.. Averll closed a severa
months term of service for y. n. Morse
& Sons at the mill Saturday night ano
J will take up some work which will TAKE
him out of doors for a time His place
IL to be filled by Roy Bragg, who ha:
recently returned from overseas.-Clyd'
! Kellogg, who is here for a few day!
while adjusting the business affairs o
his mother, the late Mrs. r. G. Kellogg
went to Planfield Saturday to remain
over Sunday with his brother, Clemen
Kellogg.-The trains which were de
layed on Friday by the storm and wash
outs above here did not resume thei
regular time Saturday, but were all late
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Booth, VIII
have been with Mr. and Mrs. c.
Booth for a short visit. left Thursda
night for ST. Paul. Mr.. Booth ha
lately returned from Italy, where h
had been in Y. N. c. A. service-Wil
tired Masse, who is now confined t
mis- bed by reason OF broken leg. ha
. purchased of E. c. Blaisdell Of Cam
, bridge farm. which Is considered on
, of the best in the State. for $22,00t
and as soon as he Is able to NOV
e there. leaving his farm near Randolp
, Center to one of his sons Since h
came here ten years age he has bee
y very successful and plans to leave
farm to each of his boys. as he Is We
only 50 years of age.-Mrs Laur
, (Burke), wife of Edmund Therrie
a died Tuesday March % at the santa
rum. the result Of an operation 10
, an abcess in the head. She underwear
!, n similar operation in the fall fro'
- which she never fully recovered. Sh
was % years of age and leaves re
mother. one sister, husband, and tw
o small children. The funeral was hel
at the Catholic Church Thursday morr