Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-16

RANDOLPH

news sunday that their daughter, Miss
ramona Jolden, who recently entered
hurdftt College. Boston, for a course Of
etudy, was Ill with appendicitis. DR..
Holden left that night for Boston and on
Monday Mrs. Holden followed, fearing
that an operation would have to be per-
formed while there. Mrs. Holden's
brother. Scott Gillette. of Bethel is also
very III, though his condition was more
hopeful Mondsy.-Mrs. Clara cole Of Can
ton. Mass, is passing several DAYS here
with her sister-in-law, Mrs s. II. Nc
Cullough.-Miss GLADYS Flint. who was
here for over Sunday, returned to Lake
Morey Monday, where she Is passing the
time In a girls camp. for the next
month.-Mr and Mrs. John Angel were
In St Adams last week visiting the
latter's brother, John Hobart. and also
visited Mrs. Tracy Mrs. Ansers sister.
In Burlington. returning home Saturday
night.-Mies Bernice Flint OF Mortified
came Monday to attend the high school
mere this season and Is having room
at the home Of Mrs. Clarence Cole. Mrs.
Lloyd Hennessey Of Providence. r. l..
VINO has been here with friends returned
to her home Monday. accompanied by
Miss Cecilia Young who went TO pass a
few days with her,-The Rev. w. r.
sparhawk was in Waterbury over Sunday,
where he preached in the Congregational
Church.-There was reunion of the
Blanchard families Saturday at the
Mari-Castle Park. There were about 90
present. A picnic lunch was served
The primaries were attended BY a large
number and It was 70 o'clock Tuesday
night before the last ballot was counted
and the result fully known. In addition
TO the figures for governor. we're the fol-
lowing: Town representative. A. A. Gil
man, who had s2s votes: G Fl Temple
2o: Dillingham;. $50 votes: !. e. Sherburne
Tor senator. sol side Judge, f. w Kent
NS, and A. D. Read. i73. Judge Stowe
probate judge Of Chelsea, was reelected
The meeting was held in the parish house
Miss Mary Wedgewood, who has been
here from New Haven, Conn, where she
has position In the library left Wednes-
day for that place to resume her duties
Miss Wedgwood has been here a month
at her home.-The death Of Mrs Helen
fSmith) Drew occurred Monday morning
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. r. H
Paige, where she had been for several
months. Mrs. Drew would have been Is
years OF age II she had lived until the 2sth
Of this month and since the death Of her
husband, which occurred in December,
last. she has been much Of the time with
Mrs. Paige. She was the daughter Of the
late Col Smith Of Tunbridse and was one
Of II children. who were born TO her par
ents. The cause Of her death was heart
trouble. which was made much worse by
her advanced years The remains were
taken to South Royalton and the funeral
held in her old home. in that place We'd
nssday afternoon. In,erment was in the
family lot. Mr.. and Mrs Paige went
down to he present at the uneral--Fran-
els Webster of Terryville. Conn. after
few days here with relatives. left We'd
nesdsy for his home.-A card came We'd
nesday morning from Dr.. Holden. who
is in Boston with his daughter. saving
that Mise Holden was obliged to submit
to an operation for appendicitis before
the arrival 81 her mother Monday as II
was a severe case and only saved from
serious results by immediate action. II Is
understood. however. that the operation
was successful and her improvement is
expected.
A large number OF voters were out for
the primaries Tuesday. 1t was estimated
that 3o0 voters qualified themselves to
cast their ballot for the first time-Mrs.
Flora Robinson OF Island Pond came
Monday TO visit with the Rev. and Mrs.
g. o. Howe for A few days.-No further
news has been received from DR.. and
Mrs. H. w. Holden in rega rd to the con-
dition OF their daughter Ramona, who
II III az Boston.-Mrs. Franklin Salisbury
L. quite i'll at the ssnitarum, where she
went for the removal of tonsils. and has
since developed bronchitis of quite Sc
we're type.-Mrs. ~ e. Buck has seemed
to be making a slow recovery for a few
weeks and II ia now hoped that she is
going TO improve.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Emerson and Mrs Nellie Emerson left
the last Of the week on an auto trip to
Campton. \. H. and other places ex-
Mrs. Herman Jones, better known here
as June Fassett. has been in town for
several DAYS visiting friends and on Mon
day left for her home in Brandon.-W.
G. Hodskins is moving this week from
the kendrick house on South Main street
to his home on Forest street and Mrs
Bull, the former owner of the house
has returned to Massachusetts and pur-
chased a house and will make her home
In that State.-Miss Laura Davis the
guest Of MFR. and Mrs q, p. Northrop.
left Tuesday for her home in Bedford
p. Q.-The work at the Dement, canning
factory lie progressing rapidly this week.
the frost having held of up to this time
| The corn Ia said to he Of good quality.
and there are many hand huskers be-
sides two machines which have been in
stalled this year. The work will not be
compieted for several days