Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-09-29

Mrs. John w. Cutting of Haverhill, n. H.,
ha w been visiting his sister, Mrs. Gregory.
"A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ID. j.
Briggs the goth inst.
BRAlNT Rec.
Miss Nellie Linhed is teaching in Brook
field Charles Otis aud wife OF Concord, n.
II. after spending few weeks among frien DIS
in town. have driven to their home Mrs.
Charles Ford and daughter Of Idaho, after
spending about six months with her parents
aud friends, have started for their home. -
Mrs. Carrie Coleman has been visiting
friends in Nergennes and vicinity. Irving
Flint returned to college this week after
being out for year working with his
brother Charles on bridges. Some of the
people would like to know why the super
intendeut has not called for IA meeting Of
the people to see what can be done in regard
to celebrating Columbus day i--F. +. Clatlin,
an elderly gentleman, who has been sick for
some time at his daughters, has returned TO
his home.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Il. G. Burridge of Somervi o has been
spending a weeks vacation IN town. Rev
&. w. Morrow preached in Woodstock
Sunday his place here being filed by Mr..
Holden a theological student of that place.
Miss Mary Howard returned to Spring
field, Mass, Monday morning w. B..
Wall ytarted Monday on a two weeks bust
ness trip to Bellows Falls, Brattehoro and
New London. The Ideal Male quartette of
this town, assisted by Miss Agnes Sooley,
soprano, of Mortified, and Miss Lizzie
Adams, pianist, of South Royalton, will
give a concert here Friday evening.
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. N. d. Church is sick. joel Bill sold
his farm and personal property at auction
recently. A. l.. Currier OF Sharon bid off
the farm at $1,000. &C. H. LOOMS has
closed his labors at the Adams creamery.
! The patrons of the creamery and their fam
| lilies to the number OF nearly 100 gave him
and his wife reception Saturday evening
and presented them with fine silver set a:
a token of their regard. Music was fur
nished by the Randolph band Mrs. Hale
of Deertieid, Mass, is at Melvin Church,
The Normal band played at the Bethe
r.-The members Of the class of the
Normal school took ride to Williamstown
Springs Saturday. Willis Mobiles takes
Mr.. LOOMS place at the Adams creamery.
WILLIAMS OWN.
MIR. Seata Little, of Chelsea, is visiting
his nephew, Ava tte.-lHWls RoOlnsol
is visiting his parents in Massachusetts, -
| Several farmers South Hill arr
patronizing the Chelsea creamery.-Mrs
Ichabod Payne of Brandon, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Rice Davenport Mrs
Briggs, OF Rutland, accompanies her. -
MIR. jackson Of Chester is visiting in town
Rev L. +. Reynolds preached at Eas
Brookfeld last sunday. Jason JetTords il
driving a handsome pair of matched bays
Miss Reed OF East Brooklield is teaching
in Frank Boyce's district and Mr.. Brown
of Northiield IN John farnhams district. -
Farmers are earring potatoes at this station
for Is cents. business ct the new stone
sheds is booming Four or five new com
penies are cutting granite there.
BRAlNTPEE.
A. L. Fits of Roxbury was in town thi
week, Dorsey Eddy has purchased the b
Walker farm in Bethel. Misses Alice ant
Ada Pine, after n few weeks vacation wit
their parents, have returned 10 Bethel, -
HurDert Bass, a druggist OF Massachusetts,
is visiting in town. Miss May Farnswort
has returned from an extended stop in tn
Adirondack. A niece of Mrs. +. H. Cleve
land of New Yo,k is visiting her. ALE
James and wife have the sympathy of a
their friends in the death OF their litt
daughter, 10 months old, caused by whool
ing cough.