Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-02
ORANGE COUNTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

Charles +. Wood is clerking for w. F.
Edison. Miss Emma Moses has closed her
school at Strafford and is at home.-Mr.
aud Mrs F. A. Hobart started for Phila-
delpha Thursday to spend a few weeks
Herbert Flint and wife of Springfield, Mass,
are in town.--George r. Sparhawk is home
from Springfield, Mass, for few days.
Henry Bass of Braintree HILL died very
suddenly Thursday morning OF heart disease
Mrs. DR.. Dutton and daughter OF Spring
field, Mass, are at c. NJ. Howard's. ID. L.
Putnam, j. p. Clifford and w. T. Sparhawk
were homo from Dartmouth college over
Sunday.-F. w. Sault spent Sunday with
reatives in North field. -Nessrs. Charles
Claude, Harry, Fred aud Karl Beedle of
keene, n. H., were the guests of Albert
Besdle over Sunday. -Mrs. l. T. Lawson is
quite sick with pneumonia.
Over 115 people, representing every de-
domination in town, attended the reception
given by Rev. and Mrs. Hardy, Monday
evening, at the Congregational vestry, it
being the 18th anniversary of Mr.. Hardy's
oastorate here. The gusts were received
n the main vestry, which was beautifully
decorated with flowers Refreshment, CON
listing of fruit aud chocolate were served.
RANDOLPH.
ALFRED Bovar and will move to West Ran
iolph. &C. Brigham 81 Co. paid SD for
milk per hundred for the month of Janu-
airy. George Poor will move to NJ. Wood
pury's farm March Mrs. A. Domper
has moved here from Barre to reside with
Ter daughter. Miss Lucy Church is stop
Png with her sister in Brooktield. w. j.
5lodgett is better. He will move to Brook
ield as soon as his store is vacated.
BROOkFlELD.
Rev, Dewitt Williams preached tho SER
mon a. the Circular conference at the
branch. II. II. Wheatey and G. X.
pprague of the L. V. NJ, spent Sunday
With their parents. Marshall Green has
gone again to Philadelphia for medical
treatment. deacon Clark has rented his
ouse to the new merchant, VIII Bodgett
lrs Annette Grswold keeps the rooms
|ver the BlodGott store.-Mrs. Louise
lark is visiting her sister in Hartford,
'onn.-Mis Leila Peck is unable to return
10 L. V. NJ. ct present w. A. Robbins
|eceived news from Proctor of the death of
is youngest grand daughter. N athaniel
Vheatley and wife attended the funeral of
frank Sibley's chilli in Williamstown.-
liss Adlie Smith of Mortified is visiting
reuds in town.-Frank Wilcox takes a
WlLLlAMsT
Mrs. Charles Benedict is confined to the
ed by la grippe. Mrs Rev. J. n. Perrin
ent to Plainfed last week to be at home
her fathers birthday. - Albert Good
ca is reported as very Ill with la grippe -
Irville Briggs has rented his farm to Mr.
adfeld, recent arrival from Canada -
ohnnie Edwards is again cutting stone
aving bought out MI Hunter of the firm
Dow * hunter.-The special services ad-
ertised at the Methodist church were
mitted because of the severe storm.
Edison Brothers furniture rooms are near
completed and they are putting In stock
A party of 20 OF Mrs. j. II. PERKINS,
luiufield friends came to town in large
Sans Monday and paid them visit AL
ert Goodrich and Mrs. Benedict are repor-
ID better.-Geo. Williams attended the
olliness Convention at Montpelier last
aturday. Rev. f. +. Reynolds preached
East Brook field last Sunday. Frank
odfrey, who has been Tearing upholstery
Colby's ia Barre, came to Whliamstown
saturday. He will work with the Ed
In Bros.-Miss Olive Farnham is visiting
pr aunt Mrs. Rev c. II. Farnsworth at
CLOVIS Fals.-A party OF Christian En-
eavorers are to attend the Washiugt ton
o. Union at Montpelier next Friday. A
rye team will connect with the evening
aims at Barre to bring them home