Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03
Orange County
RANDOLPH


c. c. Roundy of Worcester Mass.
formerly of this place and Benja-
min Barnard Dewet took place at Worces-
ter, June G.-Mr. and Mrs. II. j. klnsman
returned from their wedding trip Thurs
day night and remained over till Satur-
day here with relatives and then went
to Rochester for a few days before going
tn their home in New York city.-George
Mason of Brookfeld died Friday after
long illness. the result of hardening OF 'he
arteries He is survived by his wife VINO
was the sister of the Rev. q. q. Howe ana
one son, Edward Mason. who lives mere
besides other relatives. The funeral was
held Sunday afternoon, the Rev. fraser
Metzger officiating.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. f. +. NELL
on Maple street was the scene of pretty
wedding ceremony Wednesday June 25
when their second daughter. Miss Marion
Neill. and Clifford .Joslyn. son of F. A.
Josyn, were united in marriage in the
presence of about 30 relatives and friends.
The home was beautifully decorated. In
the bay window in watch the couple stood
was banked with daisies and ferns. maxi
Ing it a real bower The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Earl Baird. a friend
from Waitsfeld. The couple was attended
nv the two sisters of the bride Florence
and Pauline. and the best man was Mr..
Crandal of Burlington. The bride was
gowned in white georgette crepe over
satin and wore a veil and carried bou-
ouet of brides roses. The bridesmaids
wore pink georgette crepe. The Rev.
Fraser Metzger performed the ceremony.
Refreshments were served and the couple
quietly retired. going on a short wedding
trip. The dining was decorated in
r;p vi and the hall and stair
case We're banked with ferns evergreen
and daisies Among the relatives who
were present from out of town were: Mr..
and Mrs James Neil. Mr. and Mrs. j. l..
Baird and son. Mark Baird, and Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Baird, all of Waitsf1ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson and chill
dren of Sharon, Mrs. n. NJ. Dix of North
field and Miss June Joslyn of Montclair.
~ j. Miss Mary Morse of Springfield
was also a guest at the wedding.
The annual meeting of Col. Israel
Converse Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. was held with Mrs.
Lemuel Richmond Monday afternoon at
three O'Clock. with a good attendance.
The meeting was opened with the usual
ritual service, followed by roll call, and
the reading of the records Of the last
meeting. 1t was voted at this time to
nave lHe year DoohS dlSV W pay
so toward the support of the district
nurse. The annual report Of the secre-
tary and treasurer We're read and
adopted. and the election of officers fol-
lowed Mrs. Richmond. having served
very efficiently regent for the last
seven or eight years. declined to serve
longer and Mrs. G. H.. Temple was
elected regent in her place: Mrs. F.. o.
Blanchard, vice-regent; Abbe F.. Clarke.
secretary: Mrs. G. W. Scott. treasurer
Mrs. S. II. Mccullough. registrar: Miss
Conant, historian. and Mrs. G. A.
Chedel. chaplain. 1t is expected the next
meeting will be held at Randolph Center
and the year books will be ready a,
that me--Roscoe Merrill. who had one
arm injured in an automobile accident
was in town Tuesday to have his arm
looked after by DR.. j. T.. Gfford.-Mar-
tin Scott has been at the sanitariun
for few days for surgical treatment
Mrs. j. F. Lamson closed a three
weeks visit here with her daughter
Mrs. Roy Holman, Tuesday and wen
to her home in Newtonvile. Mass
Maurice Crandall went to Sharon Mon
day night to work for his uncle. Gin
ton Burke. for tme.-The Orange
county suffrage convention is in session
here in the auditorium OF the high schoo
building.
James Parmenter. who had been an in
valid for years, died last week. Buria
will be at Brookfield. where he had beer
with his daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Morse
-Children's day was observed at thu
Methodist Church Sunday morning =
The funeral of George Mason was helt
in Brookfield Sunday afternoon, the Rev
Fraser Metzger officiating. Mr.. Metzge
attended to his service here Sunda.
morning and then went to the Cente
to preach. From there he went to at
tend the funeral, and on his return tril
called at the home of Roy Perry an,
while there Melvin Perry and Mrs. Jose
phine Kibbee were united in marriage
Mr.. Metzger performing the ceremony
The Rev and Mrs. Hamilton went t.
White River Junction Monday. The
will go from there to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs Harold Perkins, in Bridge
water, where Mr.. Perkins owns a farm
Mr.. and Mrs LOOMS of East Ran
dolph moved from there Monday to tn
house recently purchased by them o.
Randolph avenue.
The Orange county suffrage meetin
which was held Tuesday was we'll attend
ed. There were many prominent speak
ers. The program for the afternoon SEES
sion was as follows: Present Status O
Suffrage in Vermont" Mrs Olzendam O
Woodstock, who presided at the session
Status of Suffrage in the Nation To
day" Mrs. Halsey Wilson; How to Max
Vermont Safe for Democracy" Miss An
Batchelder; How to Win" Miss Shuler
political Aspects of Suffrage in Equa
Suffrage States" Mrs. Winifred Brown
In the evening the same speakers wer
present. Music was furnished by Mis-
Marion Salisbury, pianist, Arthur Chene,
violin, and Donald Salisbury, cello TIL
audience joined i'm singing patriotic hymn
and the children of the third and fourt
grades came in and assisted In the sins
ing Mrs. Halsey Wilson, secretary of III
American Suffrage associa ton, and CAV
a talk in the evening on the movement
the country. Mrs. Winifred Brown
Utah gave a reading, Twelve Poun
Look" In addition to the speakers
the afternoon were the Rev. Mr. Chase
East Braintree, who spoke in the evenin
Dr. Marion Horton of Windsor was anon
the speakers The speakers left Wedne
day morning with words of praise Il
the local club and the success Of the col
Nenton.
The Rev Fraser Metzger is In Law
renee, Mass, this week, where he AZ
dressed the graduating class at he
school in the city Tuesday night.-Mr
F. j. Dubuc went to Montpelier Wedne
day morning on business trip, Mr. ID