Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-07-06
ORANGE COUNTY.

George Wiley will superintend the opera
ticn q tho Rurns cnrding mill OF Topsham.
bradford has voted by majority of IS
TO aid the Black Mountain railroad by sub
scrbing for its stock to the extent of Sl5
900. This road is TO extend from Bradford
to Black mountain in Piermont, n. H.,
where the Black Mountain Granite company
has extensive quarre,. The company prom
ises to erect its shops on the Vermont side
OF the river Us soon as the railroad Is nm
ishod. The town sid voted is for the por
ton Of the road in Vermont.
eRAlNTREE.
A grandson of Wallace Sargent has come
to live with him, the boys mother having
died recently. Rev. Irwin Flint will ex-
change with the pastor In Nershire next
Sunday. Willie Bass, employed by man
ufacturing house in Boston, came home Sat
urday to spend his vacation. -George Spear
wife and three children, of Colorado, are
stopping with Mrs Nancy Treats. an aunt
of Mr.. Spears. They visited the worlds
fair city on their way out.-Mrs. Jacob Ed
dy went to Burlington Monday, TO have her
eyes operated on.--A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. r.. c. Demer, Juno 30 Mis- Ell
sic Powers closed her school in No. I, FRI
day, with the usual exercises, after which
the pupils were invited to her homo where
they were treated to ice-cream, cake and
fruits. Miss Powers is to teach the fall term.
School in No IL closed Saturday. Those
having marks during the torn are; Al
len EDDY, Grover Smith, Rufus Flint, Hosa
Andrew, Ira Ward aud George Luce.
uROOKFlELD.
Mr. Walter Howard has bought Mr. AL
bert Beans place, the latter having pur-
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johnson Clark from Concord, y. H., is
visiting in town. Miss Winnie Parmenter
is home from tho U. V. NJ. FOR the summer
vacation. Mrs. Brown and Ter two grand
daughters from Boston are visiting at Ma
thaa!el Wheatley's.
RANDOLPH.
Charles Sanford was married June &C to
Miss Denton OF Pleasant Valley, y. Y
William Blodge is driving the stage since
July IN. y. Church and wife are in CHI
ceso Mrs. George wilmington of Wosey
S. D., is visiting her father, Warren Smith,
who is in very poor health. Miss Wipora
Stiles is IN Boston. Frank Wood OF New
Haven, Conn, is at home.
WlLLlAMST OWN.
Paul Whore and wife went last Saturday
to visit her mother in Worcester Denny
| DIIB6S ~ LIS lnuO II. H.
Martins tenement.-Mrs. Alden Martin Is
quite i'll with bronchitis. Misses Sadie and
Ellen circuit have recently come here to
make their home with Charles Livright.
They are his orphan nieces. Mrs. Melvin
Burnhem Is in Lynn, Mass, visiting her
brother, Frank Walker.
Henry House and wife returned from
Colorado last Frid,y. -Lewis Martin and
bride returned last week from their wed
ding tour to Wisconsin. They took in the
worlds fair "A public effort was made at
the Methodist church Sunday TO cancel II
debt of $500 on the new parsonage; $400 was
secured. An ali-day holiness meeting was
held July at the Methodist church. Rev.
a l.. Smith of South Newmarket, N. II.
and Rev. George E. Noble of Haverhill
Mass, preache j. Henry F. Erskine and
daughter Kate visited at Bristol last week
and took in commencement exerc at Mid
dlebury.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Beedle's famous quintetto spent Sunda J
with A. H. Beedle The Bsthels were de
feated by the Randolph boys Saturday af
ternoon. Mrs. Z. O. Hobart and two chill
dren guests of Station Agent Hobar,
and wife.-G. L. Mann has gone to the
White Mountains to work.
VERSHlRE.
Carter. Of the firm of Carter 6 Churchill
Lebanon. n. H, has been buying wool il
this vicinity. The Baptist church narrow,
escaped being burned the evening of tn
Sd. A large hole was burned in the roo
before the fire could oe extinguishsd. Tn
cause of the fire is unknown. The min
are sold and prospecting will begin verl
soon. 1t is hoped that work will be re
sumed before Iona. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
have returned from Rochester, where the,
were called by the death of her sister.
NORTH TUN6RlDGe.
DR.. Loren Roberts and wife are very sick
Robert Smith is at home for a short time
Misses Mabel ard Bessie Osborne OF Bal
mont, N. H.. are visiting OF A. p. Os
borne's.