Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-10

labors A brr 1.--Emery Smith is moving to
Randolph. Over 200, 900 feet of hard wood
lumber has been secured by w. L. Perkins;
IA teams lave been running daily.
STAFFORD.
Robert Sargent. who was born in tho al
joining town Of Tuubridge, March H. 1893;
is one OF the few survivors OF the war OF
1872. The local G.. A. Il. will celebrate his
birthday. He served in Capt. Edgerton's
company of the 3lst infantry in and about
Burlington and Pittsburgh iu the north
| woods.
WlULlAMST OWN.
An interesting union service was held in
the Congregational church Sunday evening.
Iopic: why join the church ?''--Rev.
Mir Clapp, who has lately visited Scotland
AS delegate to the worlds convention Of
Good Iemplars, will lecture in the Motho.
dist church Thursday, March II, on A
Trip to Scotland. Rev. Mr.. Perrin oc-
cupied the Congress atonal pulpit Sunday
forenoon, Rev. Mr.. Nanton the Methodist.
The subject of sermon was: "Ihe Creation
OF Man. The pastor OF the Methodist
church will be away next Sunday evening,
the service will be conducted By Clayton
| Dirty. -Landlord Clarke will soon move to
! Barre TO take charge OF a hotel there. SHEER
man W nchester takes his place IN tho Non
umont House.-On Monday next tho last
quarterly conference of the conference year
VIII be held in the Methodist church lie
following officers have been elected in the
| Christian Enueavor society: Mary Abbott,
president; Horace Farnham ce-president.
| Matte Robinson, corresponding secretary /;
| Bernlc1 Slbley secretary and treasurer
w. w. Morton has rented rooms former
ly occupied by Mrs. S. L. Gladding and
will open u clothing store.--John Parsons is
clerking tor f. a. Thomas.-Tbe graded
| school closed Friday for u Two weeks vGca-
| ton.
Geo. f. l.ackey has purchased store in
East Randolph. Nj. l.. Chadwick ani A.
i j. Curtis have purchased the central meat
market of l. ID. Litchtieid. carroll Gran
ger has gone to Barre to clerk In grocery
store.
The West Randolph Dramatic club 20 to
South Roya!to Monday night Salisbury s
mill has been shut down several days on &C
count of leak in the boiler. Miss Eisctu
Fish has returned to Peterboro, ~ H., from
a visit TO her parents The Is ue Jays gave
a supper and literary entertanm MT in the
|
telephone lines were broken down by the
severe STERN Tuesday night.
RANDOLPH.
| G. l., Hodges was quite severely kicked
| by horse recently. M. L. Nashburn and
Pearl Biodgett have returned to Alaska, 49,
| Edmund Eastman will move to Brookheld
soon and work for j. Whiting. - Blodgett
| Bros, have put a new corn cracker into
their grst mill. The Normal band is hold
| ing meetings again. -Jehial Weston,
wealthy farmer, died recently at an ad
vanced age. He wille1 large portion O
his estate to the Goddard seminary a
Barre.
CHELSEA
The Chelsea Dramatic club recently pre-
sented Mrs Burnetts play OF "E,neralda
two evenings here and one AT South Royal
ton, receiving Sl4j
The Library association holds meetin.
Saturday to see wheth it will surrender 1t
books for use in public library ant
dissolve its organization. A meeting o
citizens was held ut Hotel hail Wednes
day for the purpose of establishing cream
ery.-The debating club at its last meeting
Monday evening conducted the exercises OF
a town meeting. The shoe factory is now
! ginning to run again under {. II. Abbott
manager OF the South Royalton factory, a
lessee. A full force will soon De employed
Mrs. George L. Stow went to Lebanon
Al.