Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-03
JOHNSON.
ORANGE COZ NTY.

Stevens & Clark have purchased a half
interest in the Hooker sawmi property at
Bradford.
A watch OF tue latest pattern has been
presented to c. X. Darling OF Boston, g son
OF Hon. J. X. Darling, tho member OF the
present legislature from Chelsea. The in
scription on the inner case reads; Pre-
scented TO Commander c. X. Darling by the
Massachusetts division, Sons Of Veterans,
/. S. A." Mr. Darling is among the most
popular young citizens of Boston. and &C
quilted himself with great credit at the
head o. his order.
Miss Ellen A. Folsom, who has had some
years Of service as teacher in India, and
now with her sister Mr.. Ophir 5. Martin
of Williamstown, sails to-day on her return
to ker work. 1t will b. trip of two
months. vim the Sue cannl. Speaking of
cholera, Miss Folsom says it is yearly Wis
itor in tho vicinity Of her work, where,
within half mile of her perhaps 80 or
more persons have died daily, and yet, by
careful attention to food and drink, she has
always escaped the dreaded disease, and
seems 10 have little or no fear OF it.-Mont-
peler Journal.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Tie Boston excursonj5ts numbered 10
up to Wednesday afternoon. - DR.. II. II.
Mcintyre has returned from the dedication
of the worlds lair buildings At Chicago. -
Mrs. {. +. Harris and daughter OF New York.
are spending few days with relatives in
town. Gilman b. Dubois OF Boston, has
been spending a few days in town.-Mrs.
Daniel Skinner AMI daughter OF aitsield
are visiting ut Char as Thur tons. V.
Holman and II. w. Smith returned from
trip TO Highgate, Tuesday.
David Salter of Barre is visiting rela-
tivss in town.-W. T. Abbott of Hanover,
was in town Thursday. Miss Carrie Hsu.
fer i. assisting in the musical part of tho
Catholic fair at Northfed, this week. e.
l. Evans and wife are in Boston this week.
The United States Screen company have
the frame work of their storehouse up. They
expect to have the mill in operation in the
course OF two weeks.-A party from the
Normal school went to Montpelier for a
practical lesson in civil government, Fri
day.
Miss Genie Bancroft who has been the
guest OF Miss Maude Blanchard, returned
to her home in Brooklyn, Monday. -
a. A. Smith is repairing tho roof OF
his biocx on Main street. &C. f. Briggs and
wife spent Monday in Hartford,
WLLlAMST OWN.
Business in all the stone sheds is now un-
der full blast There are more lsborers now
Mt work than ever before. The hotel is
crowded with bosrders, and all available
tenements are being taken. Several new
cutters arrived last week Rev. j. Newton
Perrin delivered an address at Washing ton
Columbus day Mrs. John Warmers faith
er, Mr.. Pollard OF Lynn, Mass. is spond-
ing a few weeks with her.-Rey. Il. +.
Reynolds preached in Chelsea Tuesday oven
ing, assisting Rev. II. f. Howard in re
vival services Mrs. Charlie. Hayward is
again confined to her bed. -Christopher
Hood lost good horse last Sunday, Two
new families moved mo tho village last
week. Mr.. Hood, the contractor, who is
building the new Methodist parsonage, is to
move into Melvin BuruhRm's house. 49,
Among the visitors TO the "liub' this week
on the excursion are Mr.. and Mr.. Erwin
Martin, Mrs Lesyitt Hayward, Mrs. and
Mrs. John Farnhsm Mr. and Mrs. Lucius
Simons, Albert Martin and his son Arthur.
RANDOLPH.
Melvin Church has gone to Jericho. -
| Mrs Hale has returned to Massachusetts,. -
| Charles Stinets has gone to work for {. W,
! Fuller in Brookilstd. Judge Adams and
wife arc visiting in Concord, n. II. Miss