Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-02
Orange County
RANDOLPH

RANDOLPH
Julian Grow Of Brooklyn. ~ Y. was
an oVer-Sunday guest in town with his
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs.
l.. a. Russlow. On his return home
Monday he took with him Mrs. r. r.
Grow, his mother, who will pass the
winter there Mrs. Clara Averill, who
has been very ill., is row able to be out
a little and was up town Monday.-Mrs
Charles Martin returned Saturday night
from two weeks stay In Maine. where
she went to visit relatives-The high
and graded schools opened Monday after
a several days recess, TO find nearly all
the pupils and teachers in their places
Miss Lawson, the teacher Of music, who
was in Rutland over Sunday with reia-
tives. returned TO resume her duties
George Carpenter. who
has been with relatives in St Adams for
several days. returned Monday--Haroid
Slack, son Of George Slack, has come
from the West called by the illness of
his mother.-Miss Winifred Richmond
was visitor in Royalton Monday with
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Laird.-Mr and Mrs. r. j. Burnell closed
visit Of some length here with the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Man
chester. and Monday went to Wood
stock.-Miss Bertha Manney, for 10 DAYS
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Manney returned to Boston Sunday
me union service OF the three churches
was ncio IN the Methodist Church Sun
oaT evening with the Rev. +. S. Tolman
LOT the speaker.-cnarles Burke of West
Fa''noutn, Mass Is visiting his sister,
T~a
Mrs. ~ " MORTON, Tor Few days.-The
Il. W. WeDster mil mas resumed work
si'er pe'hg Closed down few days for
repairs on the engine.-Mrs. il. N. Hay
ward VINO mas been more comfortable
lot rev DAYS was not considered quite
as well Monday morning.-Mr. and Mrs
Leonard Paine went to Lebanon. y. H..
Monday ana before their return will also
20 10 hanover Tor short stay.-The an
huai erection or ofiicers OF the Grange
VIII take place at the next Meeting.
ABOUT SSo uckets nave been sold FOR the
Swathmore Chautauqua. December I.
ana 3.-Thc regular meeting Of Beulaf
Chapter was held Thursday with small
attendance. One petition was bal,oted
upon ana 1t was decided to have specia
meeting FRIDAY evening. December 10. &c
ihllia'e candidate.-Mrs. F. o. Merri
neio OF GRAFTON mas been guest of hei
daughter Mrs. NJ. +. Morse for severa
days.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beedle of keent
nave been with Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Beedle
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. ketchum have re-
turned from few days in Gaysvilc
where they visited their son. Walter
ketchum and family.-Mrs. F. r. Ingas
bee and three children, who passed tn.
summer here with the formers mother
Mrs. IL. f. Bixby. left for their home II
Montana Saturday.-Mrs. George Sack
critically Ill from the effects of n shocl
Of paralysis. is thought to be falling
Mrs. f. G. Rogers Of Barre, the guest o.
Mr. and Mrs. a. T. Morse over Thanks
giving, left Saturday for South Royaltor
to visit friends before returning to hel
home.-Mr and Mrs. Joseph Ladue afte,
several days in st. Adams with theil
son, Fred Ladue. and family. returned
to their home here Saturday.-Mr, ant
Mrs. g. A. Chedel stopped over here Sat
urday for a short stay while on thei
way from Burlington. where they passed
the holiday with their son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Flint. They
left in the afternoon for White Rive
Junction, where they are living this win
ter.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beede, after {
few days here with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Beedle. left for their home In keene. n
H.. saturday afternoon-Mrs. Christine
Bruce, after two days here with Mrs
Alice Bruce. left for Lebanon, n. H..
where she has employment for the pres
ent.--Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Ketchum wen
to Concord, y. H.. Saturday for an owe
Sunday stay.--W. S. Crane and sister
Miss Katherine Crane. returned from
Barre Friday after passing Thursday II
that city with friends.-Mrs. j. NJ. Thomp
son of Montpelier, arrived Friday to visi
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Foster
Mrs. Seldcn Tewksbury and daughter
Miss Pear Tewksbury. returned Friday
from Montpelier, where they passed
Thursday with their son-in-law ant
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Fullam.-
Miss Helen Dow of Haverhill. Mass. Mrs
L. b. Dow of Royalton and Ernest Saw
age Of Royalton, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
T. &. Dearborn over Thanksgiving. lief
Friday. the former for Royalton and tn
latter to resume his position in Boston,
Miss Marie Garron OF Rutland. Cheste
Foss of Keene. n. H., Miss Alma Put
nam Of Claremont. and Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Titus. and Arthur Titus of Glare
mont, n. H.. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Davis Adams over the holiday. left 70
their homes Friday George Chedel o
White River Junction was in town 70
brief stop rr'day.-Mr. and Mrs. A. A
Chadwick and Mrs. May Goodheart witt
we're guests or friends in South Royaltoi
over Thursday, nave returned home.-Th
Rev. ana Mrs. FREDERICK Leeds OF New
Haven Conn. and Mr. and Mrs. Johl
chase OF Newtohviiie, Mass, are guests
or MI ana MIS- l. $. Chase' Tor few
days'-Miss georgia White OF Springfield
Is passing seNera' uays mere WIN ne