Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
West Randolph.

Mrs. Joshua Wells died in the Brattleborc
insane asylum on Friday and her remains
were. brought here for intermcnt on Satur.
day She was carried TOT the asylum some
time ago but has returned home several
times because Of being better. The
last time she was carried back was
only about five weeks ago. She was
about A. years of age and her home
was in the town of Braintrec near what is
called RiforI Brook, to which place her re-
mains were carried and the funeral took
place on Sunday.
A. f, Leavenworth, formerly principal Of
| the Randolph Normal School, now holding
the same position in Castleton, arrived in
| town on Saturday.
| o. II. Green, who for the last year has
been studying dentistry with DR.. 4. G. Alb
bolt, was married to Miss Edna Morse, last
Tuesday, and will soon open dental office
in Morrisvillc.
Miss Mabel Flint has been appointed as an
assistant in the postotiice.
The closing exercises of the Randolph
Normal School take place next Friday after
noon, commencing at , o'clock. There are
thirteen graduates in the first course and
three in the second. Only six in the first
course will take part in the exercises.
iHc lulIoWlhS Is llc programme ITS
course Common Troubles, How Rem
edicd, Annie G. Clark, Randolph
Scientific temperance instruction in our
schools, Fannie Gitchcll. Bradford Things
teacher ought to know, Mary +. Bates,
lIartland Things a teacher ought to do,
Alice S. Topper, Underhill The purple
without, the purple within, Alice NJ. Eaton,
Rochester Modern tendencies, Ina NJ
WEIGH, Elmra, n. y. Second course We
and our grandparents, Jennie ii, Boynton,
Ascutneyvillc The art of criticism, Eva
B. Bloisdell, Randolph Bde a wee and
dinna weary, Carrie NJ, Walker, Pom
first course, who take no part
in the exercises are Henry NJ. Damon, Ran
dolph; Louise NJ, Bates, llartand; Minnie
l.. Beard East. Pcppcrcll; Carrie ~ Ben
nett, South Royaion; Clara NJ, Farnham,
Tuubridgc; Hattie A. Farnsworh and Jcn-
mic &, Farnswor,h, Fairfax
A. W. Tewksbury Il Sons have bought a
wood lot of about 40 acres situated near the
farm of Dana H. Morse aud belonging to
Rachel Holman.
At the annual meeting of Fountain Engine
Co, No. |, Monday, January LIST, the fol-
lowing officers were elected; Fore man, L.
T. Sault first assistant, II, Ii. Peck second
assistant, f, T. Dubois; clerk and treasurer,
+. L. Dubois steward, John Fish first
foreman, Nose Bagley; second foreman,
John Booth collector a, Z. Bass ex
committee, +. Dradish, b. Briggs, L. o.
Blanchard.
The next circular conference to be held
with the Congregational churches will be
held with that at Suowsville on Tuesday
next, forenoon and afternoon. The eXer.
cises in the morning will commence at 1890
with prayer meeting to be following by a
sermon by Rev. w. S. Blaisdtll of Randolph
Centre At 1l;45 reports will be read from
the different churches, which will close the
forenoon meeting. The afternoon exercises
will be devoted to the discussions on the fol-
lowing topic "Our prayer meetings." di-
vided into questions as follows; "lIow of
ten ought they be held :" "By whom and
how conducted :" Upon whom does the
responsibility rest OF sustaining them p
"What is their object ~ The first question