Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-06-15


career of 2G years.
NORTH TUNBRlDGE.
The Good Templars' union met with Roy
nj lodge at this place Saturday.-A Young
Peoples Christian Union society has been
formed Mt this place, which will hold NEST
lugs at the Universalist church each Sun
1ay.-Mr. Frank Larkins and Miss Jeanne
Bugbee both of Chelsea, were married at
the residence of and by Rev. Mr.. Davis.
WILLIAMS T OWN.
There was more trouble with rum Mt the
luarries the night of the Cd at dance.
Monday several parties arrested and
William Leonard was fined $50 and costs
for two offences Of selling aud will probably
20 to Rutland. Five other men were fined
bl0.5 for drul ke1ness Horace Clark not
willing to disclose, was lodged In county
Jail at Chelsea.
WEST RANDOLPH.
r. X. Humphrey Of Underhill, brakeman
N train No. II, had one hand quite
.adly injured while coupling cars here
Wednesday. Charles Nichols is clerk
ug for L. A. Thomas during his absence in
Chicago. Charles Wood is at work in Ed
sons grocery store.--E. V. Steele is build
ing an addition to his boarding house on
" oston street. About 800 has been raised
,oward a celebration July 4.
The citizens OF W est Randolph and vicin-
ty will fttingy celebrate the Fourth Of
July A sufficient amount of money hav-
ing been subscribed to warrant a celebra-
tou "a few of the public spirited citizens
met at the hose rooms. j. Is. Eldredge was
II, ed chairman, A. L. Lane secretary, f.
Z. Dubois treasurer, +. A. Phillips music
Al director; H. w. Drake, Is. Manchester,
j. f. Lalnsou, T.. Z. Evans, G. w. Hay
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tee; n. NJ. Drarer was appointed marshal
Of the day.
Several attended the ball games at Han
,ver Friday aud Saturday. John Herrck
able to be about the streets again.. D.
litchheld of Boston is in TOWN.. w.
Udall is in Stratlord this week on business
connected with law suit in which he Is
Interested Horace Mann and wife of
North Green, y. y, are in town for a
abort time.
Stillman LOOMS is very sick with typhoid
pneumonia. r L. Dubois and A. L. Bass
are in camp at Highgate. Mrs. W. II.
Messer has gone to Barre to live.-E. o.
Hibbard and +. \. Phillips attend the Ma
Iouic convention at Burlington. D. L.
;odng is in Franklin, n. H., for a short
time.
RANDOLPH.
quincy -AOIIISOu anu NiIe vi w luOOSh /
are visiting at Lucius Blodgett's. Sam ue
Dimick died Friday after short illness.
Funeral services were on Sunday. The
Normal school closes next week.-Thomas
Pember is sick with heart troube.-H. c.
Gilbert is putting up new building for the
postofiice H. V. Fletcher was called to
Massachusetts recently to attend the funeral
Of a sister. --George bucket was in Swan
ton last week. Il. II. Hebard and wife
we're in Williamstown over Sunday Last
Saturday the b class of the Normal school
enjoyed a ride to Berlin pond.
CHELSEA.
At Orange County Court the jury list was
exhausted nearly on its first call, but three
civil cases remaining for trial. On Wednes-
day and Thursday tried the of
William Zone VS.. Montpelier and Wells
River Railroad company, an action on the
case for negligence by which plaintiff S
wood beside defendants track was burned
having caught fire from passing engine
The jury found 1928 damages for plaintiff
On Friday was begun the trial OF Nelson j..
| dali vs.. Herbert Day AN action on the case
Tor bite of defendants dog. The last civil
trial will be OF the case Of Alvin r. Smith,
apt VS.. school district No. > in Orange, au
action Of essumpsit. Tbs grand jury has
reported six true bills and three not found.
10 new eulIf uOCh6L COHluIuS % cases at
aw, Of which II are petitions for divorce.
There are also eight new cases in chancery.
BROOKFlELO.
The grangers turned out last week We'd
nes6ay and helped George c. Smith, who is
not us we'll as usual-Mrs. Frances Green
has sold her house in the village to Mr.. Nc
Iltyre. Rev. Z. Ii. Morse attended the
Orange county conference of churches at
l., L.. ~
nesday.-Tne annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society was held at Il. NJ. Upham's-
Mrs. PhIander Hyde is quite feeble. DR.
Il. l.. Newell and family of Proctor are
visiting la town.-C. w. Clark and f. f..
Richardson arc attending court at Chelsea
RS jurymen.
BRAlNTREE.
c. N. Bass returned from Chelsea Fri
lay. Circular conference was held at tbs
Hill church Tuesday. Rev. Irwin Film
preached his FIRST sermon at his old hons
church Sunday.-Rev. Carlton Hazen Of
Rochester was in town Tuesday. Mrs
Woodbury. of Massachusetts, arrived Wed
nesday TO spend the summer with hi
daughter. Mrs. Ira Mann is spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs VII
Ferry.-Mrs Louisa Ross died at her son 5
L. s. Bass, Wednesday, aged ST. Funera
was uelu rIluhy az ueT hOu Teslueuce.
VERSHlRE.
Services were held in the Congregations
ehuich last Sunday, Mr.. w. IL. MousleI
officiating. 1t is expected that Mr. Nous
ley will remain with this church for th
next four months.-Mrs Edwin Parker ha
given up her school, having been called T.
CRANKY by the illness of her sister. MIR. Col
by Clark of hig gate has been visiting friend
In town. MIR. Fred Densmore and Mis-
Gertrude Morse were married at Pisrmont
\. H., June Mrs. Bert Virgins is seri
ousy ill.-Mr. and Mrs Ora Hutchinso
of Washington spent Sunday at Mr. j. j
Parshey's.
NORTH TUNBRlDGE.
The sd quarterly session of the Whit
River Good Templars Union was held her
last Saturday. Tunbridge picked min
PLAYED and won a game against the Chel
seas last Friday; score 3S to A Pomon