Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-12-01
MONTGCMERY.
ORANGE COUNTY.

Whooping cough is epidemic in South
Randolph.
c. D. Burgin OF East Orange was thrown
from his horse, tho fall breaking three OF
his ribs.
The granite men say that there is a pros
pect of Il railroad beng bu;lt between the
Iuarries aud Wiliamstown sometime dur
ing the coming year.
j. B. Hart, superintendent at the Brad
ford paper mill, had one leg badly crushed
by cask of lima weighing zoo pounds fall
ing upon it.
Scion Hatch, the helf-witted Tunbridge
boy who wandered from his home last
week. has bean found at ST. Adams and has
been taken back to his home.
Charles JOY formerly of Wells River, was
one OF the two owners of the st. Paul,
Mimi. plough works which recently burn-
ed. The loss is stated TO be $500 coo with
| only Sl62, 900 insurance.
There will be a missionary rally at the
Congregational church in Newbury on Fri !
| day, December =, afternoon and evening
Rev. DR.. Creegan, field secretary of the
American board, Rev. Mr.. Gutterson OF
India, and Rev. A1r. Perkins Of China will
be present and addres, these meetings.
BROCKFlELD.
W. o. Bixby Of Boston, was in town Wis
| ting his parents recently. E. G. Sprague
la. gone to Northtleld into drug store
| a party OF young people while coming from
| Randolph met with an accident, caused bJ
| breaking of the harness. The horses being
| frightened, ran, throwing the occupants
| out. Louis Bigelow received a broken leg.
WEST RANDOLPH.
| The home of S. b. Spaulding was the
scene of happy gathering on Thanksgiving
| day. His youngest daughter, Grace g., was
| united in marriage to Carroll ii. Granger
OF Barre formerly OF this place. The cere-
mony was performed by Rsv. " Nj. Hardy
of the Congregational church. The bridal
couple took the AFTERNOON express for Barre,
where they will reside. Tue bride was q
Jealous worker in all religious and benevo-
lent societies and will be much missed. The
bridegroom has an exc llent position in q
store in Barre. The presents we're humorous
and appropriate.
Last Sunday night a burglar entered the
house of II. A. Powers, and while attempt
ing to find the money be awole Mr.. Powers,
who immediately arose ard lighted lamp
in an adjoining room, thinking that the
person was some member of the family.
The man then escaped through the front
door. He secured gold watch only.
&. S. Moulton has returned from few
weeks stay In New York. -Miss Name
Mouton entertained few young people at
her home Thursday evening. The Green
Noun ain Stock Farm company are putting
in electric lights in their barns, dairy, etc
Milo Wilson, formerly of this place, nov
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, is in town.
ppAINTREF
There arc several cases OF whooplng cough
In town and few cases OF measles. -Mos
o. the schools Ia town began their last tern
under the old district system Monday
Fewer schools and better will be the ruiz
hereafter Jim Jones of Lebanon, n. H..
has moved his family to the A. Il. Fitt
place Miss jane Wellington visited IL
Plain field last week.-Mrs. Emma Bass vii
not return to Bethel to work on account o
poor health. Miss Jennie Godfrey com
msnced her school in No. Monday. Mis-
Belle Thayer went to Brookhsd Monday T.
reaume her school. Mrs. Mary Drury an
Mrs. Lucinda Flint and daughter hav
returned, Mrs. Drury to her home in Ran
doph and Mrs. Flint to East Bethel to re
sumo her school thers.-A. j. Boyce, wifi
and daughters spent Thursday in town.