Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mr.. ana Mrs b. g. Bundy o: Bethel
were in town Saturday.--Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Jones and daughter. Freda. Of Nor
risville are guests at the home Of w. A.
Jones.-Miss Kate Parmentiere has been
attending a New England tuberculosis
conference in Manchester. N. H.-Mrs.
w. b. Wall and Mrs. Clara Harrison have
been in Burlington to visit Mrs. S. NJ.
Nlinuse, who Is improving at the Lake
View sanitarium.-Dr. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Britton have moved from the house of
Mrs. E o. Blanchard to the Office OF DR..
Britton to remain for the winter.-Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Slayton of Milford n. H.,
proprfetors OF a SUNNI hotel at Mt.
Vernon. n. H.. have been with friends in
town.-Miss Dorothy Allis was given
miscellaneous shower at her home We'd
nesday Sept. %, when she received many
gifts from her friends The party was
given in anticipation of her approaching
maria e.-Clarence Greene has moved
from the f. L. Martin house on Central
street to the Burridge block.-Albert S.
Gordon of Kittery. Me-. and Miss Halle
Dukette, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
Dukette. were united In marriage at the
home of the brides grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Bagley. last week Tues
day evening. The Rev. Fraser Metzger
couple left the next morning for a short
wedding trip.
Large crowds greeted DIR. Johnson at
the Sunday service and the singing of
Mr.. Naftger was also enjoyed. 1t was
a matter Of regret that they Were sum-
moned back to Boston as soon and It is
hoped that at a later date they may
return.-Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Tewksbury
after four months stay at their camp.
have returned to their home on the High
lands.-Mrs. Russell. the pianist at The
Strand, was in Barre over Sunday with
friends, returning to resume her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Chedel went to White
River Junction Monday to look over
house which they have rented for the
winter Mrs. Chede will return and in
a few days the family will close the
house here and go there for the winter.
Miss Gaylord, who has been with them
for long time, will accompany them
and remain for the winter.-Mr. and Mrs
Judah Phelps and daughter, Mrs. A. r.
Ford, of Suffield. Conn, after week
here with another daughter and sister
Mrs, Roy Wheelock, left for their home
Monday.-Miss Nellie Lease of Auburn
dale Mass. after five weeks stay with
her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Powers, left for
her home Monday.-Mrs. Robert Smith of
Worcester, Mass. who has been with her
son. Earl Smith. and wife for a few days,
returned home Monday
Mrs. r. w. Moree of Bethel, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Stuart, of Hartford Conn, were
visitors in town Tuesday.-Mrs. A. U.
stephen after few days stay in Wind
sor with her husband. arrived home Tues
day.-MaX Holman. who has been In town
for several days, the guest Of his mother,
Mrs. Mollie Holman, returned Monday to
resume his work in New Haven. Conn.,
Mrs. Alex England Of Mortified after
visiting her brother. w. A. Mcintosh and
other relatives left for her home Tuesday
Mrs. NJ. Parker left Monday for her
home in Omaha Neb Mrs. o. p. North
rop was in Bethel Monady on a business
trip.-Mr. and Mrs. Northrop are among
the persons, who will close their house
for the winter, and go south. They have
not yet decided at what place they will
pass the winter.-L. S. Brigham, who
has been housed with an attack OF the
grip, was able to be about the streets
Tuesday and seems to be gaining each
day.-A party from the local Odd Fellows
lodge were In Montpelier Tuesday night
to attend meeting Of that body there
The local Rebekah lodge will soon give
a dance in their hall. announcement Of
which will be given later.-The Rev. w.
S. Smthers has been quite III Tor several
days with the cold which Is 30 very
prevalent in town. This takes the form
with Mr.. Smithers, of asthma, and he
was not able to be at the West Berlin
Church where he breaches regularly on
Sunday.-Mrs. w. w. Sprague, who has
been Ill for months. is reported not as
well and she Is i'm a serious condition.