Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-02
Orange County
RANDOLPH


chased Of the Emily Burroughs estate
the mouse on Main street adjoining
he church property and will use II
Tor parsonage. selling or renting the
former parsonage on the hill \ spe-
cial village meeting is called for to-
day TO see if the village will instruct
the directors to procure medical in
spection for the public schools of the
village.-Mr. ODonnell. the father OF
the Rev. NJ $. ODonnell. left Monday
morning for Winooski to pass a few
weeks with a son and from there will
go to Poultney to live with the Rev
NJ. $. ODonnell who has been trans
ferred there. The new priest. the Rev
Lever. officiated here Sunday. taking
possession of the home and in the near
future his sister will come to be his
Nettie Rix has
sold 10 Henry Ahern of Williamstown
her house on School street and will
give possession in a few days. Mrs
RiX moves to one of the apartments
in the Martin block on Randolph
avenue. Her daughter. Mrs. Robert
Mayo. is with her for the present.
The funeral Of Mrs. William Mann
was held at her home Sunday after
noon at two O'Clock. the Rev. Fraser
Metzger officiating. Interment was in
the family lot here. Mrs. Mann died at
the santarium Friday after years OF
i'll health. Mrs. Mann. who was Sarah
Amanda Robinson of Reading. was
married to William Mann in the year
1865. and since them had lived in
| town. one son, George Mann. who now
lives at Dewey's Mills. survives her
and four grandchildren. Mr. Mann
died eight years ago and she has
never been quite well in health since
that time. She was ~ years old. Mrs
Mann was a member of the old Chris
tian Church and when well was n
regular attendant.-The work of can
ming corn at the factory was com
pleted last week. this having been
one of the most successful seasons in
it's history. More than 10000 cases
have been put up. which amounts to
100000 cans OF corn.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Fraser Metzger Leslie Morse
and Miss Elsie Osgood and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Morse Of Brookfeld were
in Leomnster. Mass. Sept. "a to
attend the wedding of Charles G.
Morse and Miss May X. Howe. Mr.
and Mrs. Morse will return to this
place to live as Mr. Morse has an in
terest in the Foundry company.
Mrs. Harry Larose and children left
Saturday night for her old home in
Berlin to pass a few days.-The Rev
NJ. $. O'Donnell, pastor of the Catholic
churches of Randolph and Bethel. and
with charges in South Royalton and
Rochester, has been transferred to
Poultney by the direction of the bishop
the Rev. j. j. Rice, of Burlington
where he will assume the pastoratc OF
st. Mary's Church. Father O'Donnell did
not receive his orders until too
late to make the announcement to his
parishioners Sunday. His successor
who is to fill the vacancy at once is
the Rev. 4. j. Lever of St. Johnsbury,
where he has been assistant at the
Church of Notre Dame des Victories
and who was sent overseas for one
year as army chaplaiu.-E. w. Austin
who has been confined to his home here
for seven weeks by a broken wrist. was
able to resume his work this week for
the Syracuse Dry Goods company.
Robert Dobey of Montpelier. "A brake
man on the milk train, has located here
for the winter. his family coming from
Milton.-Miss Ruth Stimets is now able
to ride out each day and is improving
from an attack of infantile paralysis
Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Thomas have return
ed from several weeks stay in camp
at Greensboro, where they have a cot =
tsee at Caspian Lake.
a pretty wedding took place AT the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Selden Tewks-
bury Wednesday morning at 1890 when
their daughter. Miss Hazel Tewksbury,
and Gerald Annis of Albany We're mar
ried by the Rcv. s. G. Suitor of Irasburg,
The ceremony was witnessed by the rela-
tivcs and friends and after short stay
at the Tewksbury home the couple left
Tor short wedding trip. The bride
attended the high school here and fol-
lowing her graduation took up teaching,
III which she has been very successful.
FOR the last year she has been teaching
III iraSburg, near the home of the groom.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Ketchum, who at
tended the annual encampment at Column
puS, ONO, and since that time have
been visiting in different places on the
homeward trip. returned home Monday
n'Sht-Mr. and Mrs. h. w. Tcwksbury,
VINO have been with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Jones at Worthwhile for n few days. re-
turned to thtir home here Wednesday,
W. n Jones, who has been with his son,
FRANK Jones, and family at Morrisville.
returned Wcdncsday.-Mr and Mrs. j. W.
ATWOOD after summer passed At Green's
ooro' NJ their cottage ut Caspian Lake,
returned home Wednesday and will for
'no present occupy their apartments IN
thelr house on Franklin street The
h'v' Joseph Hamilton was in Plainhcld
over SUNDAY returning home Monday "
MISS A. +. Clarke was in Enosbnre
Falls Tuesday evening to attend the an
nual meeting Of district No. S.-A' H.