Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-11-18
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mrs. l.. A.. Parish returned from a sew
eral days stay in Boston Tuesday and
went at once to her home at Randolph
Center.-Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf of Washing
ton is passing some days here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. }. Stimets. who
have also for other guests. Mrs. Stimets
of Bethel-Otto Slack who is employed
at the station is at the freight house at
the present time. taking the place of the
regular agent who is having his vacation
for a time.--Mrs. b. d. Dubois went to
burlington Monday to remain overnight
on business. Mrs. Dubois expects to re-
turn in a day or two and after a little
time will close her house for the winter.
but has not yet decided where she will
pass the next few months. Mr.. and Mrs.
o. p. Northrop have closed their house
on Emerson terrace and gone to Lake
land. Fla, leaving here Tuesday morn
ing. They will not return till about May.
Mrs. Lemuel Richmond has been quite
i'll. threatened with pneumonia. and was
under the care of a nurse for a time, but
is much better and about the house.-The
g~uarantors OF the Chautauqua to open
here December | are now making a can
Vass OF the town for season tickets. by
i which to make themselves safe from the
amount for which they are holden. There
will be three days of the Chautauqua to
be held in the music hall.-Mrs. Archie
Goodale of South Royslton passed Mon
day in town with the family of DR.. H.
| II. Hayward. assisting the family in their
home and returned to her home Monday
evening.-Miss Caroline Hatch is in Bur
lington for several days at the Mary
Fletcher hospital, where she studied for
a nurse. Miss Hatch goes for treatment
there not being well at the present time.
Mrs. u. l.. LOOMS has returned from
q visit with her sister, Mrs. Judge Whit
ham at South Royaiton and is at her
home.-Mrs. s. c. Gabrielle went to
Rochester Tuesday on a business trip
Miss Carolyn Wright, after "A slight at
tack of bronchial pneumonia. is again
able to resume her studies at school.
Mrs. u. l.. Loomis went to South Royal
ton Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Whit
ham. and remain over night with her
Mrs. Wardwell of Woodstock is a patient
at the sanitarium. under the care of Miss
Billings. She Is recovering from an opera
tlon.-Carl Clifford of Boston is passing
the Weekend with his mother, Mrs. Gift
ford. and his sister, Mrs. Alice Moore. The
latter IS at home from the Center for a
visit with him. but expects to return the
first of the week to assume the care of
Miss Grace conant. who Is critically i'll.
Miss Jennie Johnston of Lebanon, \. H.,
is passing Sunday with her sisters. Miss
Maude Johnston and Mrs. Annie Edison.
Mrs. John Rogers and son. Theron
Rogers. anne from Mortified Saturday
to visit the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
H.. -. Eanister.-Miss Prudence Wells
went to Richmond Saturday to visit rela-
tives over Sunday.-W. n. Hodgkins OF
Rochester came Saturday for a short sta
with the family of his son, ". G, Hodg-
/ Etpu Tho a,pG frHt,, M Walls
Saturday was very avorable.-Mrs Mar
iorie Bowen. Miss Alice Garrigus and
Miss Mahoney, guests of the former, left
Saturday for Montreal the absence
of the Rev. Il. II. Moore over sunday, the
Baptist and Methodist Churches wor-
/ shipped together Sunday at the Methodist
Church and the Rev. J., $. Tolman was
the speaker. Mrs. Harmon, the mother
of Mrs. Daniels, has returned from a sew
eral weeks visit in Montpelier, Moretown
and other places and is at her home with
her daughter.
A son was born on Sunday at the sani-
torium to DIR. and Mrs. H.. II. Hayward
Of this place,-Miss Prudence Wells. an
o~ver-Sunday visitor IN Richmond, re-
turned to resume her work Monday
Miss Doris Reynolds of South STAFFORD,
left for her home Monday.-Mr
and Mrs. c.. II. Campbell OF
Warren were in town over Sunday. Mon
day they left for Florida. where they
nave passed one or two winters previous
ly.-Mrs T.. w. Tewksbury is quite III
with a bronchial cold and has for her
nurse Miss Laura Corliss The ladies Of
the class Of Earnest Workers of the
Methodist Church entertain this week
Thursday night. when there will be an
invitation extended to nearly all of the
ladies of the church. Miss Mabelle Whit
ney Of Pittsfield will speak and there
will he IA musical program.-Mrs. T.. p.
Catlin is confined to the bed with a trou-
BILE with her knee.-Mr. and Mrs. q. p.
Northrop left Tuesday for Lakeland, Fla =.