Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-22
Orange County
RANDOLPH

News has been received of the mar
riage Of Miss Blanche Sparhawk and
o. a. Curry at Beaver, Pa, at the home
of her brother. George Sparhawk. ON
Wednesday Jan. IA at five O'Clock. The
ceremony was witnessed by the immc-
date family and Mr. and Mrs. Fish, who
accompanied her to that place Her
brother, the Rev. w. r. Sparhawk, was
present and is on his way home Mr.
and Mrs. Curry will reside in Chicago
this winter but later expect to go TO
the State Of Washington for home.
y daughter was born saturday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Jerd at the
sanatorium.-On Saturday, a daughter
was born to Cant. and Mrs. T.. S. SWEET,
the mother being Helen Blanchard, OF
this pace.--A severe storm visited this
place on Saturday the snow falling al,
day ana at night there was a high wind
which caused the snow to blow in every
direction. Frank Gould. who has been
I'll this week with pneumonia Is though,
TO he doing well and his case Is consid-
cred very hopeful-S. S. Whitcomb. re-
mains about the same with no pcrcepti-
bic improvemcnt-Cilenn Flint, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Flint who resides
on the Braihtree road, after few days
Illness with pneumonia. died Friday
night. Mr.. Flint has been very i'll from
Nhc llISl anu great anxiety was lell III
regard to his condition. An operation
was performed, which revealed guam
uty of fluid, but the relief was only
temporary. The deceased is survived
by his wife and his parents. Mr. Flint
was rejected from serving in the army
on account of physical disability and
since that time has been in this vicinity.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps held Saturday night,
with fair attendance considering the
weather.-Mrs. n. d. Bickford went to
Barre Saturday to see Mr. Bckford's
uncle. who has been i'll for some time.
". l.. Spear, II. B. Hancock. A. A.
Priest, f. B. Catlin, G. II. Temple and
l.. b. Page attended the convention OF
the Vermont Dairymen's association and
also the Vermont Sugar Makers asso-
citation in Burlington last week.-The
Half Century store is installing b. l.. *.
milking machines for John Maloney,
Lewis Wakefield of West Brookiold,
and Cliff Joslyn of South Royalton.--
Miss Gladys Chadwick after a vacation
of week, has again entered the en-
ploy of the Patch studio. where she has
/ been for several months.-Mrs. Clara
Averill was in South Roya.ton on a
business trip Saturday.-Andrew Reed of
Mort champion. Mass, is now at the home
of his sister Mrs. f. A. Bruce. and is
quite Ill with heart trouble of long stand
ing.--Alexander McLaurin has gone to
Three Rivers, +. O., to work for his
uncle, who is engaged in the lumber
business.-The new rough bobbin mill at
the Webster corporation will begin work
Monday. The Webster corporation has
purchased the Riford wood lot of %
acres on Riford brook. carving ash.
maple, beach and birch and Eli Law
renee has taken contract to cut and
draw the timber. Mr.. st. Lawrence Is
now i'll, which will delay the work some
what.-Kenneth Hodgkns of Gaysville
is passing a week with his aunt. Mrs.
II. F. Waldo, who lives on the Smith
farm just below he town.--AIiss Pearc
Ralph of Andover. Mass. has been Il
guest of Mrs. F. j. Dubuc for few
days-Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Salisbury have
been in Boston this week on a business
trip.-Mrs. c. Z. Lazelle of White River
Junction has been In town this week
visiting frends-R. C. Palmer of the
Novelty works has been in Boston this
week to attend the convention Of the
National Wood Turner's association.
| A. II. Beedle. who was reelected
chorister of the Bethany Church choir,
at the last meeting, has rendered his
resignation on account of failing
strength and advancing years. Mr..
Beedle has been connected with the
choir of this church So years, and 80
=, ,bo.a he has s.rved "a chorister
-Tha first ANNA, meeting of
Pa,do,nb Post American Legion WAS
held THURSDAY evening and elected the
following Officers: Commander. Roy L.
Johnson: yice-commander. Robert
Thayer. adiutant. Bernard Madigan;
finance officer. Ernest Austin; chaplain,
the Rev Fraser Meter: historian r.
II Barrett: members of the executive
COMMITTEES. DR.. F. G. ANGEL Edison
Clifford. and II. Allan Hancock; enter
tainment committee. Bernard Madigan,
chairman. Ernest w. Austin and Rae
V. PARROT. 1t was voted to put on
minstrel show in the near future
The annual installation of officers
of Randolph Lodge, No. IS, l. y.
O. F., and of Fern Rebekah Lodge. No.
&c. was held at the odd Fellows hall Tues.
day night. with a large attendance, con-
sidering the weather. Deputy Grand Mas
ter r. W. Edwards of Waterbury was
the installing officer for the subordinate
lodge and Z. E. Campbell. deputy mar
shall, from Waterbury. Mrs. Martha Clair
also of the same place and Mrs Helen
Johnson. the former being deputy presi-
dent and the latter deputy marshal, were
those who OBLIGATED for the Rebekai
Lodge. Or. Clair of Waterbury was also
present at the meeting The officers who
were installed for the subordinate lodge
were as follows George Mudgett noble