Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1882-11-17
EASTERN VERMONT.
West Randolph = EX traordinnry Az
fair.

West RaudoIuh - Ey traordinary A.
fair.
wo.,,,o..,o,. o,,;., urs lain Iyrc, 20.
;v,d ETY. ,rn,, m nn,, damnhtcr Lola
,.hn r"s 'o ot Wa,e Wass thursday morn
ing she received II telegram announcing her
death. The young lady was AZ
party Wednesday night and short time
after she returned to her boarding place she
died instantly. The remains arrived hcrr On
the night train Thursday morning. The
funeral services were held FRIDAY afternoon
me .',e htariu stoou ut .no ofT lif T T"o
tnouint 'lic pis shp"uI III , II, iol, ns
ra.c a' 'Uo, '" oo,nd any ,n.
niiratinns maIc IN rrstore the body to life bit
aftcr considcrohln time if wos decided that
life was extinct and buried Saturday. The
affair caused great deal of q excitement.
M
road Wcst Rmrl.c Is ocn,irinp notorictv.
havinr n queer history. II was used for
many voors as -, ,,i,cn for divine worsbin.
Abont n vcor opd if was converted into n
hen house. and of late it has been used for a
dance hall Calel9nfan.
Tia, bIoss;ncs like misror,un.s ncvor
come sinry, has been illustrated in the fam
lily of Samuel Treiran of Lyndon. Within
the past two weeks the house dog gave birth
to eight pups, litter OF nine pigs came at
the hog house, and last SUNDAY night Mrs
it9irai' suNt pi,Jm 10 Iwin nJssmam "'N'
anu "pl'"''"'ll "'ins "'n "'''"
west Hahd"'Ph'
iarehcc Ahhn, IL Clerk III oharles lnuis-
,oh slocII' sto'e' was ui''l"G u'il WeG,
.,,,"i! mni -, ~ NJ" "uo i" p"'Iy s,
;'.' nm ~ .,o u,"h'us a'si
Ju'' i,,rn go ,ho, no Vii,
lose ihc srht
w.. ps.,,,,.,,,;.,.,. ,,.,i.s A..
w. .,W o,p. - " ','' ,.oI i,. t' ,
M $50 ", en-, ''.ts ~, ''''' """
"'.l SUM tut III 81 III ~ .i"'' "'Nei9'
Thomas Weich, one OF the Oldest clllzcns
OF RhnGolph was buried Thursday lie cs-
tabshed IL foundry and plow shop many
years 20, which at present is carried on by
his son.
Montpelier and Barre are now connected
with "illlamstown by telephone. Inc
wiii sgon Ds IN operation oe,weeh he'hei
anu "ass'i'lc 'hu possibly 10 hoches'cr'
The attendance at the Normal school is
100, the largest attendance OF any Winter
quarter since the establishment ofthe school.
The lightning express uow stops at Bethel.
Kondriol, Eso ho, r,,,rn,d fran, ,bo
YVES, IIc hronrht home Early Rose nota.
toes growing in Dakato weighing nearly
three pounds each.
non ,ho,s,nd r,,oo h,,droa ond sovo,r
fvo hn,,or t,hs '" ,'oro n,nde ~, ,ha fsc,nyr
he eu ~ut.r hours eups "e'' ''''' !" '"' 'a''o'
c,..,.. ,.- NV,
,;. ' W?', my. DAM Ea't wy stooIu vi
t Wn inter ssy'ies ol ploihenhue cohccr's on
Ivy ~, u'enina, No'c"''e' io'i' oHeh"n"'eu
anu my a''ehuing'
opill hclcal, ron mest mn came GOWN
~ VIC ptolie'nic' rrIuay hiEhl, ana hi!Gheu
's ~ nv 81 a. i'',enln5 posi- near u; ~ liyue
W, s,ole' "hch nc lelurhcu ron lhe
to,ile,'i,'e a. ~ p. III. 'o' ms hofse anu puS
~ ne io'iiu ,he,il soic anu i'oiii 'nc tluchs
Ju'Seu soliienony 10 nave taken .lc team anu
home some four miles The mrxi mornina
Tho ,n,m ,yos found eafnI, h;tchnd unLnr tho
Wvdc store shed ihc horso n we'll blauIotnd WV
d. A. d.. -.
NY M; refers PASTOR ol inc Chris'iah
chufch AZ west hahuolnh, preached al Inc
Coh9'eSalioiiai cnurch, SUNDAY, having cS-
Ghahgcu WIN heV; H. u HerricR. MT
ieters ueliVereu an cloqucul, eXlcmporancOhs
IL; ,,on NV rI t. 49,, i-uMe 1,ii.'
and lie sr.aa, r:,s az !, 49,, 100, 10"
,lond foiIia, -, ~ H." ,'.,In Vi
".'Ds 49,, Wv" " WV S'Vunu' =,
SUNDAY tne atst s,c w wa" sor hr1Io ~
w E,rro W. s,nra y, po'd,,,,,, ron,s Y. o.
rrla, 90 iaiIod o., law, NJ spn,i, W "a.
p, cn,,n,;,,Mo IN SIrn ~ Az 49, ivy WV" i-'d''
7''"'"s III V''0'
The ice on tho mill pond at Post Mills was
50 thick last week that TWO OF the local
iis"c''iich Veh'ureu out upon IL WIN long
undtus' anu spcarcu 'hltty-threc pounds Oh
p'chclei'
St Johnsbury has voted to rebuild the
school house destroyed by fire last week. 1t
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