Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
Orange County
RANDOLPH

The death of Mrs. Matilda Rogers
former resident here. occurred at Be-
thel April IS. The previous Sunday Mrs.
Rogers was here to visit her son,
Daniel Rogers, and family and then
was suffering from cold. Monday
she was stricken with pneumonia and
died. She was So years of age and is
survived by three sons, Henry or
Royalton, Daniel and George of this
place. and two daughters who restd-
ed with her Mrs Rogers was the wi
dow of william Rogers. whose death
occurred in Braintree about eight
years ago-Observance of the 101st
anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
this country was held at the hall here
Wednesday April Is. A large crowd OF
guests and friends were present. Sup
per was served at sis. followed by
program of unusual merit. o. j. Mar
colt acted as toastmaster. Mr.. Marcott
welcomed the members and guests In
happy manner and to this the Rev. r.
S. Tolman responded with witty
and appreciative spirit The Patch
orchestra did fine work in their mus
zeal selections and many encores were
given. The Rev. Il. ii. Moore gave
talk on the spirit and work OF the or
ganization. Miss Grace Fiske gave an
enjoyable selection. accompanied by
Miss Allen and a second selection In
response to applause. The Rev. Fraser
Metzer was the next speaker anu
proved equal to the task. Mr.. Meter
! is not Il member of the order. Miss
Lucille Grant delighted the audience
with her vocal selection and generous
! ly RESPONDED to a second call. MISS
Edith Marcott accompanied her The
| Mr. Il|h
week assisting the Baptist Church was
invited to speak and responded, giving
a fine talk. He is a member OF the
organization
! MIR. Church son of Mrs. IL. II.
! Church, died Monday night after long
illness with tubercular trouble, The de-
ceased had been in California Tor MS
health for several months, MS son
accompanying him there, but re"
months ago returned and had since peei
at the farm.--The Rev. and MIS- fraser
Mctzgcr left Tuesday for Springfield
Mass, where he was to speak That eve
ming before the Vermont club OF tha'
I city-A delegation from this place VIII
go next week to Rutland to attend tht
state meeting of the q, ~ ~ aho
w. r. G. one year ago they went by inc
way Of Pittsheld across the mountain
in the bus, but II is expected Una, 'h''
year they will not attempt the TRIP Oh
account of the travelling. hut VIII go oS
rsilroad-Miss Grace Pitkin ana mother
Mrs, William Pitkin, left Tuesday io'
Beihcl.-Col and Mrs. A. H. Chandler
Mrs. Vivian and her daughter M'S'
Decima Vivian Of New York arrived
, Monday aud Mari Castle was opehcu '''
the season.
Tho people in town were greatly Sno'M
ed Sunday morning to learn OF the oea,'
OF Mrs, II, l.. Hatch, which came su"
denly Saturday night, Mr. ana w .
Hatch had been to the movies ana Wy "
within IA few minutes Of her death she wa
u as We'll as usual. When making prepa,n
D tions for retiring she remarked sne NV
q not feel well. and soon after pnys'o'a a.
was called but she was deau VIZ
: arrived. Mrs, Hatch was born III N,oo'', -,
Calf and was before her marl'as
= Mr.. Hatch, Annie l.. Chandler anu Wa
81 years of age. The family torh'o'''