Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-09-07

Saturday, drawing quite crowd from the
surrounding towns.-A. +. Carleton has
returned from Sugar Hill N. H.-Misses
Name and Kate Connolly spent Sunday in
Northfield Miss Nelis Quimby of Mont
real is tho guest of Miss Alice Hobart
Rev. J. J. Lewis third lecture on Friday
evening was well ettended.-John Love
land has moved here from Hertland
RANDOLPH.
Mrs. Royal Robinson Is very sick. Mrs.
William Goram was buried Saturday.
Miss Lula Adams of South Royalton has
been with her sister, Mrs. j. c. Hubbard. -
c. l.. Sanford and wife have gone to New
York by team.-John G. Fisk is dead. lie
had been in trade at East Randolph for
many years.
WILLIAMS OWN.
Mr. Herman w. Durham of st. Johns
bury ii II bteu visiting his father aud broth
or here. %. Il. Briggs returned from tue
worlds fair last week Wednesday. He
visited brothers in Chicago and Rochester,
N. Y.-Mr. Seth Briggs is here from the
West lie moved from hero 80 years ago.
Mr.. Frank Walker and wife from Massa-
chusetts arc OF Enos Walkers Rev. NJ.
II. Ryan and family spent Sunday at |. ID.
Robinson's Mrs. Henry d. Erskine has
been spending few days at hor old home
in Randolph. Schools open this week.
Andrew Burnham 10 visiting his son in
Brattleboro. Frank Bailey and Merry JEFF
fords are at V. NJ. S.-The union Sunday
school picnic last week Wednesday wcs a
success. About 100 attended Sunday
school was reorgnnigsd Mt the quaTries Sun
day with MIR. j. r. Ellis, superintendent;
Mr.. Blakeney, assistant superintendent;
| Mrs Sanders, secretary aud treasurer; Per
| ley Sanders, librarian. The ladiea' society
hel1 a social Wednesday afternoon in the
vestry. -Eesl Smith and Willie Edison re-
turned from the worlds fair Saturday.
CHELSEA.
At a recent meeting of directors, Osman
| b. Copeland of Lawrence, Mass, was elect
I'd cashier OF our newly organized National
bank, Comptroller Eokes has written the
directors suggesting that some other name
than Orange County National bank be
selected, as there are yet outstanding $1,000
in bills of the old bank of that name whose
charter expired in 1873 The new bank
will therefore be called the National Bank
of Orange county or the Second National
| bank OF Chelsea, Vt.
Among summer sojourners in town are
Hilss e. Roberts and George E. Kimball of
Boston, and Mrs. Julia llfoodl Rogers and
her son Cecil of Lowell, Mass. Rev. Viii.
liam II. Davis, d. D., of Detroit, Michigan,
with his son. Donald, was in town last
week visiting his childhood home.-Nrs.
Gertrude a. Hyde, with her daughters,
Forence and Gertrude. left town Saturday
morning to reside in st. Johnsbury, where
the daughters are to attend school at the
academy. Rev. B. b. Sherman, who hsI
been spending part OF his vacation
with his parents at Medford, Mass, rstutn-
ed Tuesday the 29bh ulu.-On Wednesday
evening, August 80, an agreeable vocal and
Instrumental concert was given in hotel
hell by the Walker sisters, three daughters
OF Frank F. Walker. well to do farmer Of
STAFFORD, who has quite a reputation as {
MUSICIAN. Chelsea academy has begun its
foil term with more than the average at
tendance The good policy OF retaining th'
very capable teachers OF the last few year
seems to be u help. - Hon. S. b. Hsbard i:
visiting his sister, Mrs Charles Paine, a.
Flushing, l. HAIRY H. Goss of Broc
ton, Mass, and DIR. Arthur V. Goss super
intendent of hospitals at Taunton, Mass,
are visiting their parents, DR.. and Mrs
l story, end n Goss.