Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-30
Orange County
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
Mrs. !. y. Wheeler. who has been here
with friends for several weeks left Mon
day for White River Junction ID visit
Mr. and Mrs. L. d. Wheeler.-Mrs. Byron
Goodwin returned to her home here Sat
urday after week with her daughter,
Mrs. d. c. Wilmot. at Barre-Mrs.
Forest Blossom was among the business
visitors in town Monday. coming from
Bethel.-Mrs. Matte Copeland. who has
q position in Middlebury. is in town for
n brief stay. Mrs Copeland has been
off duty for week. with infection i'm
one of her fingers. caused by getting
silver in 1.-THE meeting of Col Israel |
converse Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. was postponed
from last Saturday to this week Satur-
day on account of the meeting OF the
Literary club, which was held that day
A. f.. Hastings of Claremont. n. H..
was an over-Sunday guest at the home
of his mother Mrs. Emily Hastings.
Frank Bacon has come from Waterbury
to work at the canning factory during
the labelling Of the goods which were
canned at that place this season.-Mr,
and Mrs. Boxx, the latter the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. 7. Rye. are in town
for a few days-Mr Cora Litch1eld has
sold two of her houses on Brook street
10 Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Palmer of Char
lotte. Mr.. Palmer is brother of f. A.
Palmer and buys one of them for &C.
cupancy.
Mrs. C. H. Wood went Thursday to
Springfield and later to Boston. where
she will visit for ap indefinite time
Mrs. s. NJ. Minuse was in Hartford and
New Canaan. Conn. returning home Mon
Nrc MI
ler mother, Mrs. J. C. Wells. from Keene,
y. H.. where she had been for a month,
Frday.-C. f johnson Of Westport.
y. Y, was in town last week on a bust
ness trip.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Mann of
Dewey's Mills were in town last week,
arranging for the removal of the house,
hold furniture of the late Mrs William
Mann. the house having been sold to
g. n. Jones.-ldrs. Sadie l.. Hooker Of
Montpelier is passing several days here
with her sisters, Mrs. V. A. Grant and
Mrs. j. r. Chadwick Fifteen members
OF the local Red Cross attended the chap
ter meeting at Chelsea last week. A
luncheon was served by the Chelsea
ladies.-Mrs. Cliff Joslyn of South Royal
Ton was in town last week for short
visit with her parents.--,Joseph Young OF
Rochester Hollow has sold his farm stock
and tools to Harry p. Donnelly.
'oie'' HUTCHINSON, VINO Tor several
"'o"tnS h'ls peen III warren at work mas
come to Randolph to learn the trade of
j. n. Stehie. VINO is in the electrical bust
ness.-Mrs. Waldo living on the Smith
farm below town, who has been with her
father. j. H. Chedel. Gaysvile, for sew
oral days. returned from there Tuesday,
Miss Grace Applcbee and mother. Mrs.
AppIebec of Littleton. n. H.. arrived here
uesua! ior several ua!s WIN MT. ana
"rs' w. D. 'opeiaho'--f. M. gaylord VINO
- administrator Vi NreorSe W. riasG' IL
H''i"S Il" ao''ioi' tiiiS week 10 dispose OF
soihe VI the pe'sonai Proper'!'-fern fe-
"cNai IAoose Is making elaborate pfepara-
IONS lor the halloween ball to be held
riluay niSh0 win tne Carrol orchestra
10 furhisn music. A large crowd IL ex-
pccteu 10 De present.-Mr. Harry hudson
went 10 burlington tuesday to visit her
fa'ner MI NOBLE Tor n Few days before
fe.urn'hs 10 ner nome IN Brooklyn, n. Y.
MIS- II. u banister, VINO suffered
shock OF paralysis several months ago,
IS now able TO be about the house-Mrs.
Harah nan OF Boston. VINO mas been two
weeks win her niece Mrs. T. Z. Lam
son tuesday Tor her home in Boston,-The
regular meeting oil Fern Rebekah Lodge
was h"'d IuesdaY evening at the Oodd
fehoW9 nan ihls lodse expects TO at
'eho the distrlct meeting at waterbury
'>oV''noer ~
west randolph Grange attended the
meeting OF 'n@ North Randolpn Grange
"" '"' evening OF OCTOBER % ana 1urhished
I'VE proe'am'-ihe marriage OF II. Iiay-
mona falee' on'S son OF MI ana Mrs.
H. =. rage OF this place. to Miss Hattie
w. s''aVcn OF south Londonderry, took