Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-16
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

ttGnitnUcu 1fO" pHHe a"'S'
from Cambridge Friday whore he had
been for the deer season-Miss Louise
slocum were confined to her home the
past week.-Mrs.. II A. Smalley mas re-
turned home afterSXa 10 days S'a! III
Cambridge and Bu,ftngton.-E. u. plm-
stead was business visitor In Hardwick
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Slaytoh'
Mr.. and Mrs y. W. Mould and Charles
Mould were in burlington the latter part
of the week, where they attended Il con-
cert by the Lotus quartet of Boston given
under the Scottish Rite order of MasonS
at Masonic Templc.-Among those VINO
were in Montpelier Friday night TO attend
the meeting of MI Sinai Temple were
r. w. Mould. Charles Mould. l." NJ
Munson, j. NJ. Kelley, j. A. waite =. w.
Raymoro and Howard Skinner'-MrN'
Otto Blodeett has returned from Wo'oott'
where she has been spending several uaSs
with her mother. Mrs. wallace DAVIS
Miss Mary Russ. student at tNople
Academy. is Mt her home In North Wo'-
colt. where she has hcch n"''e '" ''' wv
past two weeks.
Mrs Marcia Randall who had been in
feeble health for three years and confined
10 tho bed for the past eight weeks o'eu
AT The Randall at 100 - m. lhurSua!'
/ Mrs. Randall WAS born in Eden ~ years
! oro tunc "a and was the daughter OF
+ Cu,1is and sally Adams Fifty-hve years
/ ago she was united in marriage to UT.
David Randall. who died % years ago
! las, October. 10 this union were born
J two children. Mrs. Ellen child ana {. f.
Randall Of this village Her early life
q was suen, in Eden and Hyde Park At
I the latter place Dr. and Mrs. Randall
Af NO
) Or. Randall practiced medicine. Funeral
ser,-ices were held at The Randall.
where she had resided Cor % years. Sat-
,,rcay at two O'Clock, the Rev. George
r Fortter of the nivcrsalist Church OH
ciatins Burial was made In the WI
iage cemetery at Hyde Park.
At tho w. r. G. meeting Monday az
+ernoon December 70, the following of
ficers were elected: President. Ida
Towne: senior vice. Annie Wallace: junior
vice Jane Calkins; treasurer Eldora
Ciooden; chaplain. Sarah Johnson; con-
ductress Della Cram; guard. Mae Wal
lace; first delegate, Sarah Johnson sec
ond. Annie Wallace, third, Minnie
Steele first alternate. Jane Calkins; sec
ond Gertrude Foss: third, NJ Glee
Townc. Douehnuts and coffee were serN-
cd by the good of the order committee
The officers will he installed at the first
meeting in January.-Miss Lila Grant. a
former teacher IN the graded school, has
been spending several days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Howard skinner ON
Monday night she went to St JohnsburY
for few days stay win Mrs Alnon
fCall-Vilas Brown of tiaftsbury was n
business visitor in town Tuesday 1873
Helen Woodland who has been quite i'll
/ Mt her home on Bridge street is improV-
i4ng-A C. Bedell has been in Barre sew
eral DAYS on husiness.--Mrs. Mable Noble
tts confined to her home Maple street
inv an attack of bronchitis.-Miss Mil
}dred turtier is III with tonsiitis.-Mrs.
&C. W. Barrows and little son. Wayne,
went Monday night TO Burlington for a
visit AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
III Rutterfield.-The Misses Beatrice
Schutt and Madge Merritt, who are at
itend,np Middleburv College are expected
home THURSDAY for the holidays.-Miss
tpreda Noble has been detained at home
tfrom her duties in the Union Savings
SRank nv illness.-Miss Ramona BarrOws
Is convaIescent after a two weeks ill
tness-Frances Clark son of Mr.. and
tMrs. George Clark is recovering from
s,numps-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stewart and
p,. 10 En,t u,rdwicl wers
800 ,,., S,,rd,,. a, { l. Ring.
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uy,ntar st,sat Mise Ar,,e BARTLETT