Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
Orange County
RANDOLPH

Mrs. Charles Angel, also a former res
ident here, but later living in Bethel, died
at that place Thursday after many
months Illness, in which she suffered in
tensely. Mrs. Gertrude Flint Angel for
merry lived here and IS years ago. was
married to Charles Angel About five
years ago they went TO Bethel. where the
husband found employment. The deceased
was about 30 years of age and is survived
by her husband, three brothers, w. B.
Flint Of this place, Eugene Flint Of Rox-
bury, Perry Flint Of Braintree, and two
sisters, Mrs. Asa Snow of this place and
Mrs. Stowe of East Braintree. The fun
eral was held at the home in Bethel FRI
day and the Rev. J. w. Miller officiated
The remains were brought here for burial
In Southview cemetery.-R. @. Plum
ley has sold his farm, stock and
tools. located below the Moulton stock
farm. to Mr.. Manning Of Charlestown.
N. H., the consideration being $1,000 Mr..
Plumley has purchased the double house
on South Pleasant street, now owned by
M. NJ. Wilson and Z. f. Briggs.
The body of Mrs. S. s. Briggs was
brought here Friday night by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mary Granger, and her nep-
hew. and on Saturday at two o'clock
funeral services were held in the Metho-
dist Church. The remains were taken to
Randolph Center for Intermediates.
Harold Tatro. better known here as Dor
othy Spooner. arrived Friday and was
the guest Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
B. c. Spooner, over Sunday. expecting
to return to her home in Franklin. N. H..
the first of the week. Miss Mildred
Spoond1, another daughter. a student
nurse in the Heaton hospital at Mont
Ia Mt
D. n. Rising returned Saturday from a
visit Of some length with his son, Le-
land Rising, in Boston. He also visited
his sister. Mrs. A. n. Growers at Law
renee. Mass. Mr.. Rising will board with
his sister. Mrs. N. c. Greene for the pres
emit. his house for the present being clos
ed.-The W. r. Corps gave a dance in
the Grange hall Thursday evening. which
was not attended by large crowd, but
an enjoyable time was given all who
were present. Gilson's orchestra of Beth
ell furnished the music for the dancing
The total receipts amounted to about
$50, which after the bills were paid, left
a small margin.-F. II. Ketcham has
been in Randolph Center for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Markham and Mrs. Fred
Marsh were in town Saturday. the latter
to see her husband, who is at the sani-
i'll, but is now mproving.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Joslyn and Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Batchelder, who have been passing the
winter in Florida. returned Friday and
have opened their house for the season.
Wardner Hodgkins of Rochester was
! an over-Sunday guest of his son, W. G.
Hodgkins and family.-Mrs. V. D. Fraser
Of Woodstock is passing several days here
the guest of her daughter. Mrs George
Drew.-John Tewksbury went to Plain
field Monday to attend the funeral Of her
aunt, whose death occurred there.-Rob-
ert Ford was among those who went to
Bethel Monday.-Mrs. Florence Oney
Bridges. who has been at Rutland for
several days. returned Saturday night for
| a short stay with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Oney.--NIiss Ella Ladue Of
Richmond came Saturday night and was
the over-sunday guest Of her parents, who
| also had with them another daughter.
Miss May Ladue, teacher in Tunbridge.
Mrs. Harold Tatron who came from
| Franklin. N. H., to pass a few days with
| her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. c. Spooner.
has returned to her home.-Miss Hurley
the matron at the sanitarium, has fin
ished her work here and left town. Mrs.
| Charles Noakes has been substituting
there since she left.--C. c. Reynolds has
| sold his house on Forest street to Robert
| Lewis, who will move from the tenement
in the house Of f. F. Briggs to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodeil who have occu-
pied the Reynolds house since it was built
| will move in to the Dean house on Gen.
trail street, which they have rented of G.
w. Douglas, who recently purchased the
same.-Mrs. w. G. Hodgkins returned the
| last of the week from a three weeks
| stay in Boston, bringing with her hei
friend, Mrs. f. S. Bull, of Cochituate
Mass The latter has purchased the A. F.
Kendrick house on South Main street
and after time will take possession OF
tho same C. c. Clark will move from
the Kendrick house to the Mason house
which he recently purchased. and as soor
as rooms can be procured by Mrs. Kend
rick and her daughter, Mrs. Mccullough
w. G. Hodgkhs' family will move into
the Kendrick house and Mrs. Bull. who
has purchased it. will come here to live
with them. Many changes in real estate
are being made this season here. and sew
eral families are moving into new quar-
tiers.
Tuesday morning. Mr., ana Mrs. r
II. Ketchum, Mrs. Louise Holman and
Mrs. Lila Durham left here for Rut'
land. whore they will attend the State
meeting of the q. A. r. and the W. X
Corps. expecting to return Friday
They were delegates from the local or
who was an alternate, also accompani'
ed them there.-Miss Mildred Spooner
who has been in training in the Hea-
ton hospital. Montpelier, for lone
time. has left there and is in this
place doing private nursing.-The Rev
R, II. Moore left Tuesday for Lyn'
ionville and before his return will 81
TO Irasburg to speak-Mrs. Tullar o.
Tunbridge has come to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. L. ]. Blakely. for a few days
| RANDOLPH CENTER
The University club Of Randolph mel
Monday at the V. s. a. dormitory. q. l.
Green was the host. There was a spirit