Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-03-27

been quite Ill for the last frv days
Roger Farrell has returned to his homo
In New London, Conn.-Henry Barnard,
OF Hartford, Conn, who has been visit
ing his brother.-Joseph Barnard, re.
turned home Thursday.-Earl WEIGH was
a business visitor in Wolcott Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Godfrey is spending her
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orange County
RANDOLPH CENTER.
The Rev. Fraser Metzger occupied the
pulpit In the Congregational Church
Sunday afternoon. after which he gave
one OF a series of talks to the students Of
the v. s. A. at the dormitory. Henry
Race. who has been in camp In South
Carolina all winter, has received his dis.
charge. and is visiting he-e.-The infiuen-
"a has broken out in the graded school
and the school was closed part of last
week and this week.-Hollis Cooley IL
home on two weeks vacation from Mid
dlebury College and Ralph Lamb from
the University of Vermont.-Mrs. c. I.
Boyden Is convalescing from her recent
illness and Is with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Aupstin Emery, in East Radolph.-
Wilfred Masse had two bones Of one leg
broken last week while saving wood. a
log rolling on to him.-Mr. Masse has
closed a trade for $4,000 farm in Cam
bridge. where he expects to move as soon
as he Is able.-Monday and Tuesday were
the best sap days of the season about
here and the sugar makers are busy.
RANDOLPH
The Womans Relief Corps held a spe.
cial social Saturday night, the occasion
being the celebration or the anniversary
OF several members birthdays. At six
o'clock there was hit DRY miss" supper,
which was greatly enjoyed there being
about 40 present. This was followed by a
program consisting of musical selections,
readings and Rotations. During the eve-
ming birthday cake, the work Of Mrs r.
II. ketchum; Miss Mabel Guyette, decora-
tor. was presented by the president to
Mrs. Ada Carr, who cut the same and
passed to the other ladies whose birth.
days being celebrated. these being Mrs.
Carr. Mrs. Fargo. Mrs. Clough, Mrs.
Averill, Mrs. Kate Holman. Mrs. Josie
Hodgkins, whose anniversary 1t also was.
was able to be present Mrs. Fillmore
Bruce also presented with cake by Mrs.
Ketchum, the president, the gift of Mrs.
Bruce, with directions that a fraction
over half should be given Mrs. Clara
Averll. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Eaton were
present and were presented with a plant
and flowers, this being their Sind we'd
ding anniversary. The program was In
charge of the birthday committee. Mrs.
Mabel Williams, chairman.-Randoph
Grange held their meeting Saturday eve
ming, and in addition to comforting of de-
grees and other business a town meet.
ing" was held, the warning of which was
signed by three selectmen. p. B. Dam
iels was the moderator, and during the
election and business there were many
local hits.-Mrs. George Drew and son left
Monday for Woodstock, where they will
pass few days with Mrs. Drew's moth
er. Mrs. V. d. Fraser.-The welcome given
DR.. F.. C. Angel was Largely attended all
the tickets for the supper being sold which
amounted to 200 or more. Following the
supper which was served at theusual hour
there was a program Of music by local
talent, and then came the short addresses
of citizens, among whom were the Rev.
Freser Metzger. DR.. A. c. Bailey and
others Dr. Angel gave an address. giving
many Of his experiences while he was
overseas. DR.. Angel has been IN service
for about II months and the people oil
this town all Joined In the welcome for
him.-Corporal Everett Morrill, has also
Just returned from France, and while In
action was wounded. but Is recovering.
NJ. S. Walk. who has been here for|
several days with his daughter, Mrs.
Barney Shapiro. left for New York ethyl
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogers|
have rented apartments In the Dr.
Blanchard house on Main street into|
which they will move about April IL
Mrs. Henry Perry and child came FRONT
Hancock Monday to visit her husband's|
sister. Mrs. C. J. Stockwel. for SEVERAL
days. Mrs. Perry's husband is in service|
and has not yet beer discharged.--Henry
Smith was in Montpelier over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ladue, who have|
been passing the winter with their son.
Fred Ladue. and family in ST. Albans,
have returned to their apartments, for|
the summer.-Miss Mae Ladue, who isl
teaching In Tunbrdge, Is at home for|
weeks vacation with her parents
Mrs. Harold Tatro after a few days hers|
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. CT
Spooner. returned to Franklin, N. H..
Monday.-Mr. Fortier who has been|
passing the winter with his daughtsr.|
Mrs. H. L. Patch. left for Wells River
Monday. where he will pass an indeflnite|
time with another daughter.-Mrs. p.|
Lynn Chadwick and Mrs Grace Wash
burn Dean were in town Tuesday Fern|
Rebekah Lodge held a meeting Tuesday,
evening, with an attractive program, fol.
lowing the business OF the lodge.
The Rochester club held supper Tues
day night at the parish house. attended by
nearly 90 members and friends. Follow-|
ing the supper, there was musical prof.
gram Of much merit. Major Angel. late.|
ly returned from France. member of the|
club. gave an enjoyable talk. This proved
one Of the pleasantest meetings of thisI
club this season. -Galen Osha. son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Osha of Mortified, and
brother of G. a. and Il. G. Osha of this
place. has returned from overseas, after|
having been in service for 10 months. Mr..
Osha is looking well. During his s,ay|
there he saw only one Vermont man
Mrs Lucius Webb and Clarence Webb of
to see Lucius Webb at the sanitariunl. He|
is gaining in strength somewhat.-Mrs|
Charles Wood Went to Brattleboro We'd
nesday to pick up Mr.. Woods pesonal be-
longing which he had there during his|
work as instructor of music in the schools
at that place. Mr.. Wood although im-|
proving at the present time, will be able|
to resume his position. During the last
few weeks he has been with his sister.
Mrs. Alonzo Emery, but hopes to be able
to be moved home next week.-The Odd
Fellows and the Rebekahs are about tOI