Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-11-24
ORANGE COUNTY.

Ihe grist mill at North Randolph is Il
operation after repairs.
A &. Lane has started up his butter boz
factory at Randolph.
The United States screen mill at Yves
randolph has resumed operations.
Az the annual meeting Of the Bobbin, |
spoon " NovsltJ company Barton Land
ing, vote was taken to increase their CAPT
tai stock to go, 600, and subscriptions ar
being taken to tue stock in 800 shsres.
The stores of j. r. Holton and Arthur
Larkey of Wsat Charleston were burglarized|
asst week, the thieves taking from Larksy'
barber's Implements jewelry. poke
knives and money; also clothing from Hol
tons.
Mrs Sophia Boyuton Frary Of Bradford
has silver tankard made in England A.
ID. 100, during the reign OF Henry |. and
brought to America by the Boynton family
A. d. 1888. The tankard has long bee,
used ~ IA teapot, from which Chna's fra
GRANGE is served to intimate friends and 40 |
quaintances.
WEST RANDOLPH.
John Roach and Hannah Toumy werd
married at the Catholic church Saturday
MGR ing, Father Coffee officiating Mr.
holidays. j. Callahan has closed his labor
at the Rcd Lion Inn. The New England
Home company, by special request. pref
sented their drama a second time Saturday
night, About IS from here attended thd
democratic celebration at Montpelier Mon1
day.
RANDOLPH.
Mr.. Alexander is quite ill. Mr.. Preston
of = Mr. Il
place. Some young people from BrooktielC(
met with a serious accident near II. VI
Fietchers. The horses ran, throwing OUT
the occupants Of the wagon. Charles Bige1
lows son had leg broken and two youa q
ladies' we're severely hurt. Brigham al
Co. psi1 $40 tor milk for October. They
are now running the Adsms creamery every
otuer day Mrs. W. j. Blodgett has re-
turned from MasSachu.e Victor |
Spear and wife of brantree we're the guestsI
OF j. c. Hubbard Sunday. The Jehia
Weston farm and property will be sold al
auction the 26th.
WILLIAMS OWN.
A circular conference OF Congreg alton al
churches wa, held a. the Congregational
church last week. Rev. Mr.. Morse of Brook
fie.d preached the sermon. George Cobb A
las sold his boarding house tenement to Mr.
Nixon, the granite manufacturer "A puOlid
watering trough OF granite is being provide
at Monument House square MIR. Ohve]
Wa ker and his nephew, Willard Walker rel
turned from Iowa last Saturday An Ital 4
ian was very nearly killed at We,more Il
Morscs quarry Saturday, by the breaking
of a chain at the derrick. &C. E. Teyntor 81
Co. OF the Barre qusrrIes are fitting mas
sive base for the Estsy monument at Brat
tleboro, which measures 10 feet inches by
! feet inch, and about 18 20 uche1
thick. 1t will weigh about 80 tons. - Post
master J. K. Lynde has furnished proper
tonds to secure a money ordel
office here.-A new hou,e Tor George
Beckett is progressing on Quarry street. 4
Lewis Gaudett, brakeman en- our loca
branch road, sustained severe injuries last
week while coupling cars at Barre. Mr.
and Mrs. f. c. Colburu Of Ludlow are visit
ing at Rev. +. i. Reynolds Elmer y
| Bean, proprietor of barber shop In West
| Randolph. WAC married last Sunday to Miss
Leila NJ. Pearsous of Mortified al the resi-
dence OF Mr. Charles Ingalls,, home of the
brides sister Rev. Z. Z. Reynolds ollici-
ated. H f. Colby Of Jonesvilie spent las,
Sunday with Horace Farnham f. H.
Martin is to teach this wintsr in Brookte! j
branch and his son, Jason, ls to teach on
he East hill in Brook field Miss Olive
Farnham s to teach al Berlin Pond again
this winter, Union Thanksgiving services
are to be held at the Congregational church,
CHELSEA.
On Friday, Nov. IL occurred the funer1
al OF William a. Allen, aged 90 years, d
native, and until within six years a resident
Of this town. Fer many years, and unit
his health failed, he was the manager of thj
village tannery. During the last few year
he re- lei with his wife TT Brook field. Be
sides hs wife, L nily tderricK Allen, there
survive him three daughter Mrs. Gertrude
b. Hyde, widow OF the late Edward r..
Hyde OF Chelsea, Mrs. Jonu A. Twiss ot
Milford, n. f., and Mabel, wife OF Hon. D.
J. Foster of BurinSto all of whom, with
several Brookted friend, were present al
tho funeral. Rev. {. Ii. Morse OF Brook !
field OBLIGATED. The late Capt. Edison 5.
Densmore, for many years chief doorkeeper
OF the White House, whose funeral occurred
in Washington last week Tuesday, WAS born
in Chelsea, where he lived till OF age. Last
Wednesday was Turkey day. at j. A. 4.
Corwin Is store, between IL aud ~ tons OF
poultry being then packed for the Boston
market john \. IwisS, for several years
in business here, is in town with his wifs
and two daughters.