Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-09
Orange County
RANDOLPH

All places OF business were closed Mon
day. Labor day, except two or three
which were open In the forenoon for a
short time. In the afternoon there was a
game of ball at the Viall-Alu,nni field
ana in the evening dance, the proceeds
to be given to the ball team in the Sails
bury warehouse.-Mrs. R. Fl Slack re
turned sunday from a visit IN Plttsfeld
~here she had been with relatives for
a Few daNs.-Dr. II. w. Holden accom-
panied his daughter. Miss Ramona Holden
to Boston the first of the week. where
the latter will enter the Burditt Business
college for a secretarial course Of STUDY
The high and graded schools opened
Tuesday and the rural schools also-Mr
and Mrs. John Gay and children of Bethel
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Will
Hams over Mondav.-Mr and Mrs Her
bert Cook end son, Donald Cook. after
10 DAYS trip 10 Woonsocket r r. have
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Rye, who have spent week in Ros-
ton and vicinity. where thew visited Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Pitkn have returned
home.-AmonE those who attended tho
Shriners' outing at White River Junction
Monday were G.. W. Hayward Levi
Erskine and James Cass who accom-
panied Miss F. Harriette Hayward and
Burlington was among the holiday visitors
| in town Mondav-Miss Helen McCuin.
| who has been passing her vacation here
| with her sister. Mrs. Richard Rowel. left
Monday for Greenfield. Mass. where she
is to teach the coming season Miss Eliza
| beth Campbell also teacher here for
| a short vacation, returned to Springfield,
! Mass. Monday to resume her teaching -
| Matthew kinniburgh Of Atlanta Mass.
| after a week here with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
| Holman. left Monday for his home.-Mrs
A. G. Bradsh and Miss May Bradish
| after passing the vacation here with Mrs
If. A. Eaton. returned Monday to their
home in Maiden. Mass H r Bel and
daughter, Miss Anne Gilbert Bel left
Monday for Boston. where they Went "a
attend to business connected with the
Bell Brothers store.-Mrs. Allen Jones
went to Rochester Monday to visit her
brother. Mr. Martin.-Mrs. Charles Dyke
a teacher In Pittsheld. returned to her
| work Monday.
\ quiet wedding ceremony was cele-
brated at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs H. F
| Tilson at noon Sept, t. when w. Ray
Fletcher of East Braintree and Miss
F'rieda Prince OF this place were mar
ried by the Rev. Fraser Metzger. The
double ring service was used and only
TIE immediate families We're present
The bride Ia n successful teacher in this
vicinity, and sister OF Mra. II F. Til.
son The young couple will make their
home al Windsor where Mrs Fletcher
will teach the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roilo and Dr. and Mrs
! Charles Cushran. who have been here ;
month with DR.. and Mrs F A Eaton
left Saturday for Chicsgo.-Irs. Laur;
Cushman OF New York arrived Saturda,
for a several DAYS stay with friends
, after trip to Montreal Greensboro
, Newport. y. H., and other places Mrs
/ A. G. Templeton went 70 Montpelier Fri
day to visit her mother who is in moo
health Miss Flora Bell who has bee,
passing the week in Boston returned FRI
day-Hiss Farmetiore district nurse
after vacation Of month. has returne
and Will take the position for anothe
| year.-Mrs. Charles Browne of Bethe
I came SATURDAY 10 visit her sister. Mrs
Rogers, At the home Of Judge Rowell.-
Miss Eleanor Frost has been the CUES
> Of relatives. passing most of the time a
: the home Of II. p. BelL-Mrs Rose Luci
; and daughter were in town recently an
A the former rented her house on Centre
street to R. Haupt. Mrs Lucia and dauch
ter will soon start for California Mis-
has been engaged by the prudential CON
u mittee to teach sciences IN the high scho'
/ this year, Miss Woodelton is a gradual
II Of Nassar College and has taken n posi-
u graduate course At Cornell University an
also a course in medicine Fred Goodwin
who is employed by the Winchester Arm
= company. New Haven, is passing 10 day
here with his parents, He has been en-
= ploved In research work for a few month
e and has been in the South.-Edwin Risin
:, after a severe surgical operation, is no
!. able 10 be on the street and is boardir
t with his sister Mrs, \. c. Greene.
X Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Skinner of Bosto
.. who have been in Vermont most of II
- summer. are in town this week. Mir al
l. Mrs. Carl Thresher and Mrs. Fannie Vii
n ton left Tuesday by auto for Metros
z Highlands, Mass, where they reside,
Is Mrs Harold Tatro, after a few days vii
d her parents. Mr., and Mrs d. c. Spoone
e. left Wednesday for her home I'm Frankli
s. y. H.-Mrs. Inez Litchfeld Merriam
r, passing a few days In town with her 81
/. ter Mrs. +. F Bixby.-Csrl +. LaXson
T. Springfield Mass, who has been passll
n week here with his uncle and aur
- Mr. and Mrs. r, J. Wheeler, left for L
f. home Wednesday.-Mr and Mrs. Phil
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