Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-10
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Seymour, who have
been with Miss Emma Seymour for sew
eral days, left Saturday for Swampscott,
Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spooner were
summoned to Springfield. Mass, Satur-
day by the critical illness of Mrs.
Spooner's brother Harold Gilman, who
has been in the service for several
months, is In town for a short time
Mrs. G. E. Lazelle of White River
Junction came Saturday to pass Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. J. j. Stimets.-
Miss Jessie Morgan returned Saturday
from a several days stay in Rochester
and Is now at the home Of Mrs. s. G.
Gabrielle for an indefinite time.-Mrs.
Alice Ferguson returned Saturday from
a several days stay in Montpelier,
where she went to visit her stepfather.
j. II. Williams. who takes the mail
from the station frequently, had the
misfortune to strike his head at the sta
ton on an iron while on the truck, cut
ting a cash few inches long.-Olin
Angel, who has been in the service for
several months, returned here Saturday.
Many cases of pneumonia among the
young people are improving and all ore
| thought to be doing we'll.
Mrs. Emily UIerrick) Burroughs died
on Monday morning after several weeks
Of failing health. She apparently had ITO
disease. and 1t is supposed her death was
due to her age. she having passed her 94th
birthday anniversary. Up to within
few months she has been about her home
and able to enjoy much Of life. She is
survived by one nephew, who iived with
her, Charles Pratt. and several more dis
tant relatives. She also has stepdaugh-
ter, who lives in Massac nusetts. Mrs.
Burroughs was a devoted member Of the
Methodist Church and as long as she was
able attended the services. Her funeral
will be held on Wednesday afternoon, and
burial will be in the family lot in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl White arrived here on
Monday morning for a short stay. They
recently purchased Of c. e. Hubbard a
farm has been known as the Leet Blod-
gett farm. and will at once move there
Mrs. Martin Sumner came from Braintree
Monday morning for a short visit with her
father, A. H. Flint Jr.-Mrs. Frank Mann
| went to Springfield Monday for few
days stay with relatives and friends
Miss Cox, who has been matron at the
, sanitarium for several months, closed her
engagement there on Saturday, and vi nt
| to her home in Bethel Sunday night.-Nrs
Byron Goodwin came Sunday night from
Barre, where she had been with her
daughter, Mrs b. c. Wilmot, for several
days-William Osha OF Northfield came
! Monday to visit his sons, r. 3. and G. A.
Osha.-Lawrence Stockwell, who has been
studying in Boston for several months,
has returned home and expects to engage
! in business with his father, G.. j. Stock
we'll. as soon as the latter returns from
Montpelier. where he has been as repre-
sentative Of the town, during the session
Mrs. Danforth OF Fabyans, n. H., came
! Monday from East Granville, where she
had been with Mrs. Clarence Webb over
Sunday. and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Prlest.---Airs. Clinton Adams. who
has been with her hsband, Senator Adams,
} at Montpelier. during the session, was
in town over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. ADAMS. and Monday morning left
for her home In Post Mills. expecting that
her husband would follow her the last Of
the week.-C. c. Reynolds, who is very i'll
with pneumonia, remains about the same.
The Rev. r. H. Moore has been assigned
to the passionate Of the Methodist Church
here for another year.
/ Mrs. Forest Blossom came Tuesday
morning for a short business tr1p.-Mrs.
! Danforth. after a brief visit with Mr..
/ and Mrs. A. A. Priest, went to her homo
! in Fabyan, n. H., Tuesday.-News has
been received by Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
| Vail of the safe arrival Of Henry Vail,
their son, who has been In overseas serv-
ice for the last year and a half. Dur
| ing the last months Mr.. Vail was In
active service at the front. He Is now
at Camp Devens and 1t is hoped he will
receive his discharge and be home be-
fore very long.-Mrs. Henry Perry. who
has been with Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Stick
we'll for several weeks, returned Mon
day to Hancock to pass a short time
with her mother-in-law. and then will
journey to British Columbia, where her
husband is at present-Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Tatro Of Franklin. n. H., we're
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Spooner
over Sunday. MIR. Tatro returned to re-
| sumo work Monday morning. leaving Mrs.
Tatro for a longer stay and she re-
turned Monday to her home.-Afiss Mar
jorie Dales. who has been for months
at school in Fall River. Mass. is now
at home with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Dales.--The Suffrage Study club
held its meeting Monday at the home Of
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond There was a
good program consisting of an article
by Miss Julia Cummings on the Seattle
Strike" and another by Miss Richmond
on the Lawrence, Mass. strike. both of
which were interesting. A paper was
given by Miss Clarke on THE Nom
Partisan League OF North Dakota"
giving the workings Of that organization
in the State, and also a history Of the
formation and It's growth under the
able leadership of A. c. Townley. This
club meets the FIRST Monday Of each
month and 10 devoted largely to the study
Of the new movements Of the time Mrs.
G. w. Patterson Is the leader and her
programs have proved interesting and
hclpful.-The local Odd Fellows Lodge
held a regular meeting Monday night
and In addition to the regular business
plans were made for the coming ami
versary OF the 18th Of the month.
Fern Rebekah Lodge held it's meeting
Tuesday evening with a large attend
ance. Several applications for member
ship We're received and It Ia expected
these will be initiated at the next meet =
ing, which falls on the 22nd Following
tho regular meeting. the committee for
the month of April gave an interesting
and enjoyable entertainment. A six
piece orchestra. consisting of Miss VAL
entine Packard. pianist. Clifford Patch,
cornet, Charles Hayward. clarinet,
Thelma Patch and Donald Woodwork,
violins, and H.. l.. Patch, drums, gave
fine program Of music and to this
attraction was added a solo by Miss
Grace Fisk with Miss Carolyn Wright TO
| accompany her Miss May Tyo also
| favored the company with a recitation,
"The Last Hymn and Miss Olive Rix
sauA In crcditable manner Assisting