Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Monday morning the thermometer regis
tered from Il to - degrees below zero in
many places.-Frank Sawyer and brother.
Isaac Sawyer, went to Rochester last
week Wednesday to visit their mother,
and the next day the former was taken
i'll and has not yet been able to get home.
although it is reported that he is some
what better. His daughter. Miss Stella
Sawyer, has been there for several days
with him.-Miss Marion Salisbury closed
vacation of several days here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Salisbury,
and returned Monday to Washington
u. c.. where she has o position for the
government.-Paui Russlow, guest here
of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Russ
low, returned to Wellesley. Mass, to re-
sumo his position Monday.-Mr. and Mrs
stephen Whitman were guests Of Mrs
Harry Chase and Mrs. Helen Chadwick
over the weekend and Monday Mr..
Whitman returned 10 White River to re-
sumo his business. leaving Mrs. Whitman
for longer stay.-Mr, and Mrs. Joseph
Laduc came from St Adams Monday.
where they had been the guests of their
son, Fred Ladue. and family for several
days.-Miss Lawson. teacher in elocution
and music in the schools here, after pass
I,
returned Monday.-The Randolph Suffrage
club held a meeting at the home Of Mrs.
=. p. Lamson Monday afternoon with n
before the ladies upon conditions in
MeXico.-fiarry Chase was at home over
| Sunday with his family and went to
Rochester Monday on business trip. but
VIII again visit them before his return
to Boston-Miss Merle Allen has resumed
work as cashier in the Bell Brothers
store after several weeks in Hanover.
n. H,-Mrs. q. T.. Cushman has been i'll
with severe cold.-Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
stevens, who have been with Mr.. and
Mrs. ;. W. Howard during the illness Of
the former, have returned to their home
Oh Central street
, DR.. Charles Cushman and MI and Mrs
ROllo, who have been passing the holi-
days with DR.. and Mrs. F.. \. Eaton, left
Saturday night for Chicago.-AIls. Matte
Copeland. after a two weeks stay here
with her mother. who died while she was
here. left Saturday for Middlebury to re-
sumo her work at the girls dormitory
at the college.-Mrs. Charles Dyke, after
passing her Christmas vacation here, left
Saturday to resume her teaching in Pitts
ield-Miss Elizabeth Campbell anothe,
teacher, who has been with Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Jones' for two weeks. went to
Bellows Falls Saturday and from there
| TO Springfield. Mass. where she is for
the present teaching The latest reports
! from Charles Grswod. who is dangerous.
4 ly i'll at st, Johnsbury, We're favorable
Nj. Gr'swold is in the hospital. where
he underwent an operation.-Danie
Putnam, n visitor AT he home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. G. Putnam, left
Saturday for Washington, u. O. to re-
sumo his government work.-Tne Misses
Irene Rumrll. Prudence Wells and Mar
garet Heath left Saturday for Springfield
Mass, to resume their studies at Bay
path Institute. where they expect to re-
main till June when their course vii
be completed.-Miss Ruth Pecue returned
Saturday from a visit of some days M
| White River Junction. While there she
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hanrahan
Mrs. Townsend of Chelsea closed 8
visit of some days here with Mrs, Julia
cummings and Mrs. A. II. Powers Satur'
lday and went to her home.--Mrs. Calvin
Ward of Springfield Mass, who has beer
with her sister, Mrs. Albert Spooner lief
saturday Tor her home. Another sister
Mrs. George Bingham Of South Royalton
has been here-Mrs. Fannie BiXby, aftel
10 days with her mother, Mrs. J. C
Alden. left Saturday for Newark n. j.,
where she teaches.
Tho installation ceremonies at the
Womans Keller Corps wero observed al
the meeting OF that organization Satur'
day night Mrs. May Goodwin presided
as installing officer and the following OF
ficers were installed President, Mrs