Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
Orange County,
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
Mrs Fannie J.. Vinton of East Bran
vile was the guest of Abbie +. Clarke
| over Sunday night.-iiarry Chase OF
| Boston was at home over Friday night
! to visit his family and on his return
| Saturday morning Mrs. Chase and the
| children accompanied him ~ far as
Hartford, where they visited Mrs Ben1a-
min Briggs and her mother. Mrs. Ann
Mouton.-The meeting of Col. Israel
Converse Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. was held at the
home OF Mrs. G. w Scott Saturday after
noon at three O'Clock with Mrs. Scott
and her daughter. Mrs. Chambers. as
hostesses. There was a good attendance
and few guests also were present at
the meeting. Following the usual open
ing and business there was program OF
much interest. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. +. A. Joslyn, with
Mrs. Joslyn and Mrs. L. o. Blanchard as
hostssses.-Mrs. Alice Rumrill. who Is
taking a vacation from the Bell Brothers
store for two weeks, went to Barre Sat
urday to visit her sister Mrs Tenney.-
c. D. Stevenson has rented for one year
from March !. the farm. stock and tools
of ]. II. Fitts.-The Bethany Missionary
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was assisted by Mrs. II. T. Johnson In
the illustrations and the talk which was
very interesting and instructive lasted an
hour--Mrs Lizzie Booth rendered her
resignation as lecturer at the Grange
Saturday night and George Flint was
elected and installed to that Office on
Saturday night. The committees for the
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were eo''ie''e" va ''"'' Va ''N
ualee'
Inc union service SUNDAY evening WAS
! hela IN bethany Church "heh 'ne 'hree
pastors look part the service oe'he
Lincoln OBSERVANCE Inc hhusio was
good'-A caplegram mas oeeh received
by MIS- r =. Ahseii iroin her husoano
, in france he eNpects soon 10 Ball LOT
nome. MISS Miriam Angeii' .ne oaush-
Ter OF br ana Mrs' l.. - Ahse.' remains
ABOUT the same a'tnousn i'.tie 'iioie
, cor1ortaole'-Mrs' Maicoi" "ar"ich'
after week passed in town with her
, parents returned the iast Oh the week
l to Windsor-Mrs f. n. Mason mas been
the guest OF Mrs Marion Rumr1ii Tor a
few days.-Miss Frieda Prince has so
far recovered from influenza that she
u has returned to her teaching at the
IA
mems ball will take place Friday, when
many are expected to attend A musical
attraction which had been arranged Tor
the same night has been cancelled. 1t Is
: hoped the manager of Music hall Will In
the future be notified of dates or enter
, tainments so that other dates may not
conflict with those made at the nall
new quota of work has arrived for
I the Red Cross, consisting of womens
dresses and boys sailor suits. and a
> meeting will be held on Friday of this
: week for work and distribution.-Miss
'; Hattie Sault Is at the embarkation hos
: p!tal, New York. having arrived from
!, overseas a few days ago. Miss Sault
e underwent serious operation before
Il leaving France and had to be taken
Y from the boat on stretcher, but was
y able to write a short note to her sisters
d here when last heard from.-Lieut. NJ. l.
y Hannahs of the veterinary corps has re.
9 turned from several months overseas and
Is now at New York.
Mrs. F. A. Joslyn and Mrs. E. O. Blan
chard will entertain Col Israel Convers,
l. CHAPTER. Daughters Of American Revolu
W ton at the home of the former on Satur
d day afternoon, February % TIL,
n January meeting having been postponed
J. this ARRANGEMENT brings two meeting
J. in succession. A program of interest ha.
: been prepared. and a good ATTENDANCE
,e is ureed.-Enas Gates was taken i'll Mon
= day with acute appendicitis and wa.
'e taken TO the sanitorium for treatment