Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-06
ORANGE COUNTY.
B1OJKFIELO.

Mr.. Daniel Morse is quite low.-Mr Clar-
euce BnniSter Is sick. MIR. and Mrs Alpha
Hubbard spent a few days in Barre. MIR.
and Mrs James Tra.i lave recently visited
in Montpelier The school directors have
appointed Row. {. II. Morse superintendent.
Miss Myrtle Holmes is at work at Nathan
Wheatiey s.-Mr. and Mrs. W. ". Sprague
have purchased Blasus piano. Mr. David
Jetfords is better. d. b. Buck of Barre has
bought the Al en- farm. Mrs Gilbert Bige-
low is visiting Mrs. H. Ii. Ordwsy. Mar
shall Peck and Miss Fannie Knapp we're
married in Brattleboro March 22. They
will reside here.-Mr. Nelson Kinney and
Mrs. Arbina Stevens were Lately married
and have moved to Wiliamstowp. Mr..
Nelson Carpenter and family have moved to
MS sons place from North Randolph.
WEST FAlRLEE.
Charles Mum and Kathleen Ordnay were
married last wednesday morning at the re-
sidence Of J. c. Smith. - +. ?. George, IT,,
was at homo III from school last week -
Mrs. Richard Smith has returned fro m
Lowell, Mass Miss Laura Smlth returned
from Ocott last week Miss Elizabeth
Huntington returned from Manchaser,
Y. H, last week. John Gilman is spending
his vacation at home School meeting in
district No. /, was held Tuesday evening
and usual officers elected. The treasurer
reports the district free from debt with a
surplus oil $2O5.
THETFOR0.
Mr.. r. G. Morse died very suddenly
March 81 His funeral was held at his late
residence Thursday. -Thsre are "a adj
vauced students at Thetfori academy this
term. j. Is. Green OF Post Mills and Miss
Nina Lyon of West Fairlee were united in
marriage IusSdaY the 20 b, The manufsc-
turers oil the Chubb fishing rod are employ
ing abou, 40 hands.
School meet ne found the district on the
bill with about $50 in the treasury, while
the one at | nion Village had only l. cents
AT tho extra town meeting the tax was
voted down from 81 to Gj cents Henry
Wilou1hby was chosen as selectmau Mrs.
Kate Porter OF Massachusetts is visiting aar
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. II. J. Elmer Mrs
! + v. Newell is absent from school, caring
for her mother, who IS very al.
WEST RANDOLPH,
&. s Moulton returned from New York
Thursday night. Mss Clara Dubois b as
returned from Hanover. The ladies' o? tho
Baptist church held dime soclable a the
church vestry Thursday evening. Miss
Name Mouton was II Montpelier Friday
5lrs Gardner Brewer, jr.; Is very sick at
the home of her parents. Levin Brothers
OF Montpelier Will opsn clothing store soon
ON Main street.
X. W Morse Of Hanover was in town
Saturday. Hiss Florence Brooks retur ed
to Wellesley college Monday. Hon. W. \.
| Lord of MONT e.ler gave a free lecture on
Il g heeey cure IN dubois a Gays nall
Friday evening Mrs VIII Fairbanks WAS
taken to Bos for treatment Monday. -
d. W. Brewer mas sold his intoro-' IN me
Rcd Lon msat market to ". E w am
and return ID 10 South Ro! 4 ton.
NORTH TUNBRlOGs
7. ". Smiths horse slipped last Wedne =
day and the stife joint lie thought to pe
broken. Truman j. Waterman died at his
home last We dnesday Lewis Johnson han
moved to Mr.. CorIiss' farm
CHELSEA.
At the annual meetings some OF the school
districts elected officers, though awars that
tuey could exist but thres days, except to
settle up the affairs OF the district. In two
districts the schoo! houses were sold, and n
at least two others the surplus money wa,
dis rnuted TO the taxpayers. Since ed
nesuay, March 20, the hearInG in tho case of
Eliot P. Densmo.e VS.. George Hutchinson,
: concerning a mortgage claim on the pper
, Village sawmill property, has been in pro-
= gress before Ex-Governor Roswcl Farm ham,
, as s.eca master. r. Miss l.. ). Iobey has