Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-25
Orange County
RANDOLPH

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here with her sister. Mrs. B. II. Davis.
left for her home in Waterbury Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Adams have return
ed from camp at Fairlee. where they
have been all summer and have again
opened their house for a time on Randolph
avenue. They have not yet decided Just
what they will do this winter.-The Rev.
q. f.. Goodliffe of Morrisville was in
town Saturday.-Wardener Hodgkins of
Rochester arrived here Saturday for a few
days with his son. w. g.. tIodgkins.-
Miss May Cross arrived from ~'irirgfeld,
Mass. where she is employ md has
been with her mother, Mrs. Ase. ath Cross,
since that time. Saturday she went to
Montpelier for an over-Sunday stay, but
will remain for a longer stay in town
@. w. Panton has purchased the place
In Brookfiold known as the Price place sit
uated between the two villages. Mr.. Pan
ton recently sold his farm known as the
Annis farm, and expects TO make the
place which he has recently purchased
his home for the present. having taken
possession at once.
{. Il. Steele has sold to Walter NJ.
Lewis. one of the proprietors of the
Novelty factory, his house on Weston
street and will give possession about No
vember ]. Mr.. Steele has purchased Of
Mrs. Jehiel Williams her house on Sum-
mer street, recently vacated by u. s. s.
Buck. Mr.. Steele will make some changes
in the nterior.-Mrs Eugene Ellison,
who has been with her daughter. Mrs.
Edwin Weston, at Derry, N. H., for a
long time, has returned to John Fisk's
and Mrs. Lila Durham is to be the house
keeper for the present.-Howard Somer-
willie Ubn has haap uaryino IN tho ,,,,,
has received his discharge and is at
home for a short time before taking up
any work.-Mrs. Sarah Scott, who has
been visiting her son, DR.. G. w. Scott.
for several days, left Monday for her
home in Northampton, Mass, where she
resides with her daughter.-William Dag
Eett of Boston, who has been visiting his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Chase,
has returned to his home.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Frederick Leeds, also guests OF
their parents for some time, have re.
turned to New Haven, Conn. where Mr.
Leeds has the rectorship of one of the
Episcopal Churches in the city.-Mrs.
William Mann, who has been at the
sanitarium for treatment for a long time,
is not as comfortable. having had "a bad
attack last week, from which she has
not yet rallied-J. b. Adams was sum
moned as juror to the United States
court at Windsor Monday.-Mr. and Mrs.
w. G. Emerson of White River Junction
were in town over Saturday for a short
stay.
l.. +. man, who is the superinten-
dent a. Hoo MILK plant, has beer
confintt % the house for a few days
by reason of Illness. but is now bet.
ter and able to be out.-Mrs. Alpha
Messer finished shipping her goods tc
Lebanon, n. H., the Hayward truck go.
ing down with them. and left on the
early afternoon train for her home
Mrs. Messer will probably dispose OF
the remainder of her personal belong.
ings here in town, as she is to live ir
Lebanon for the next year. If not
longer. The same day, w. }. Dukette
and family also placed their goods IL
storage and in the near future will re
turn to Dover, N. II. Mr.. Dukette ha
employnent.-Mr. and Mrs. Glade Lock
lin of st. Adams arrived here Tues.
day for a short visit in town with the
formers father. W A. Locklin.-Mis
Mary Priest, w. F.. Edison and Miss
Maude Johnston, who ave been tc
Springfield, Mass. by automobile, re.
turned home Tuesday. after a pleasant
trip.--A. H. Beedle is laid up this week
with an attack of lumbago.-Mrs. Sadie
Boyden of Boston has come to visit hei
sister. Mrs Mabel Adams. who at pre-.
sent is boarding at the home of j. II
HARLOW Donald Salisbury left Tues
day f.: "'iladelphia, where he is tc
resum, l4@ studies at the Universit,
of Pen ',lnia. Mr.. Salisbury ATTENDED
the Univ .eity of Vermont for severa
months last year.-Miss Mabel Guyette
who went to Columbus to attend tn,
convention of the National Woman.
Relief Corps, has returned home. Mr.
and Mrs. ketchum. who also were IN
attendance, are to maxi several stop!
on the way home.-Mrs Lucius Good
heart who recently sold her place OF
the Braintree road. has bought a plac,
in the town and will soon move her,
from the farm.
Fern Rebekah Lodge held its meetinl
with a good attendance Tuesday night
This was past noble grand's night. AND
as soon as the lodge was called to ordel
py the noble grand, the officers surren.
dered their chairs to the past nobl
Srands, who took their stations as fol
lows: Mrs. Emogene Buck, past nobl
grand; Mrs. Grace Campbell, noble grand
Mrs. Lizzie Booth, vice-grand: Miss Inc;
Litchfeld, chaplain; Mrs. Edna Fairbanks
warden: Mrs. Ellen Lattime, conductor
Mrs. Laura Emerson, right support to the
noble grand Mrs. Ellen Northrop, inside
guardian. There not being sufficient Il
nm all the offices the other were filed a,
follows: Mrs. Lila Dunbar, left support
To the noble grand, Mrs. Mollie Holman
right support TO the vice grand: Mrs. Rose
Heath, left support to the vice-grand. The
entire work of the evening, as performed
by this corps of officers who eXemplifec
the various parts of the work in a cred.
table tanner. The meeting being closed
"A program was given in answer to a proc.
lamation sent out by the higher officer.
for an observance of the anniversary OF
tine 6sth anniversary of the Rebekah Or
der The Patch orchestra was presen'
and opened the program with a selection
and this was followed by "A paper, writer
by Miss Katherine Crane, but read by Mrs
Lizzie Booth on one of the heroines OF
the order. Ruth. This was greatly en-,
ljoyed and the lodge is indebted to Mis-,
Crane for her Willingness to loan this, Il
having been prepared for the King.
Daughters, and ii was first given befor.
this circle. More music followed, and ther
the chairman of the committee, Mrs. l.. s
Cleveland, introduced the Rev. r. II
Moore, who is an Odd Fellow and Re,
bekah, gave a good talk. A vote of thanks
was given Mr., Moore and also EXTENDED
to the musicians and Mrs. Booth fer theii
part in the program. Refreshments wer,
served The next meeting of the lodge
there will be a harvest supper before tn,
meeting.-Mrs. John Howell of Barre. who
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. ~. c. Greene
fAr go 1.-..