Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-07

/ ne uuIte AT luc udll IlIldN ANbNtIllltl =
was an enjoyable affair. There was a har
vest festival at tho Congregational church
! November 26 A j. Cross is home from
Haverhill, Mass Mrs. Harry Waters has
| returned home.-Miss Annie Fuller is home
! from Bradford for n short vacation
torneys D. II. Hyde of STAFFORD and Y. n.
Harvey of Topsham were in town the 2Ith
trying II case before Justice Fuller: Cross
and Diamond, plaintiff, Mike Manyon, de-
fendant The case was decided for plaintiff.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Frank n. Holman of Springfield, Mass,
has been visiting in town for a fow days.
The annual meeting of L. s Grant post
No SO, G.. A. r., was held Friday evening
! for the election of officers Charles Ford
from the West has arrived in town for a
visit -Tuesday + II. Smith went to Boston
to visit his parents John Tewksbury of
| Hartford has returned after making his
brother Charles Tewksbury, visit.-R. W.
Clark has been secured for a night watch
man and has commenced his duties. Enough
money has been raised 10y the business men
to pay for his services until February. AT
the adjourned meeting of the Humane So
cietv the following officers were elected:
President. j \. Fowler; Vice-presidents, Dr.
\. c. Bailey, Mrs >. II. Brooks. Miss Ma
ward. secretary and treasurer e. W. Tewks-
bury. Miss Maud Jenkins of Bradford has
been visiting Miss Mabel Smith and Miss
Corne Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bailey and daughter are visiting in North
| Pomfrct Mrs. john Angel of Rochester
is visiting at her fathers, f. A. Hobart's.
Master Glenn and Miss Grace Bailey
visited in Montpelier last week at Rev. II.
a. Spencer's .-The Rochester club held
Thanksgiving dinner in G. \. Il. hall. All
the natives of Rochester who live in town
have formed an organization, ana this is to
be an annual gathering every thanksgiving.
Zeph Miner and wife of Highgate
are visiting relatives in town on their re-
turn trip from Springfield William NJ.
Bailey, wife and daughter, returned Satur
day from visit to North Pomfret.-Samu
ei Prc,scy of Ware. Mass. is visiting T. 7.
Lille. hosemen are holding billiard
tournament at their rooms. Only members
of the company are competing. David Grove
is leading u. ). Grant post, No. SO, G. y.
r., held its annual election of officers Fri
y day evening. Following are the officers
5 elected: Commander, George w tlagg, SEN
Tor vce-commander. Orson Woodcock: jun
Tor vicc-commander, G. w. \. Putnam: ad-
$ iutant. c. d. Sanborn; quartermaster, +
: r. Sault chaplain, b. J. Pratt; surgeon, +.
T. Lille: officer of the day, George II.
; Hoyt; officer of the guard, Z, n. Rising;
sentinel, George Whitney -Willis r. Spar
hawk a teacher in the school in Brimfeld
/ Mass, is visiting his father, l.. Y. Spar
t hawk.
l George Sault who has been working in
Worcester. Mass, the past summer, has re
turned home for the winter.-Crand Master
= II. G. Farrar of the grand lodge of Odd
q Fellows is on tour of inspection and Tues
1 day evening, with District Deputy Taylor of
. Montpelier. visited the local lodge The
f niuatory degree was worked. Miss Anne
Dubois is in Hanover, n H., this week visit
G ing her aunt, Mrs. c. P. rost-Mrs. DR..
Forbush and her daughter, Mrs Harriet f.
: Randall, of Montpelier have been visiting
To- NJ. l.. Chadwick and wife.-S. d. Hutchins
5 and family have moved to North Randolph
4 Miss l.. +. Wood went to Burlington
| Monday afternoon for few days visit
g The annual election Of officers of the Sons of
! Veterans will be held Friday evening
: State Inspector of Finance Hon William II.
: Dubois goes to st. Johnsbury Friday TO at
g tend the hearing in the injunction case
y against the State bank officials of Barton,
e which will be held before Judge John W.
c Rowell Miss Emma Udall has returned
= from STAFFORD and was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Mary Udall. Allen Tracy,
wife and daughter and Miss Clara Hale
have returned from Flackvile n. N.-Mss
Winnie Foster has returned from Lebanon,
' y. H-Mrs. b. B. Chase, widow of the late
b. +. Chase died Monday evening from a
; hemorrhage.
Il BRAlNTREE.
George Mudgett visited friends and rela
tives in Warren last week.-Mrs. Carrie
Colman returned last week from Boston 49,
. Parish Blanchard is the juror for the De
c cembcr term of court Leonard Hutchin
IS son contracted a severe cold soon after cut
- ting his foot. which has caused inflammation
r. and he is unable to leave tho room --Schoo
e in No is postponed one week on account
|. of the illness Of the teacher Elbridge Hol
. man of Mexico. who was called here by the
o death of his mother and who has been visit
!. ing about here, has left for his home. -
Daniel Bass attends the graded school al
n Randolph. Most of the schools in town be
{. gan Monday. The Branch school house ha'
. been repaired and furnished with model1
o seats but as they have failed to arriv,
r school could not begin Monday The peopl,
d of Snowville and vicinity have formed
% company and put in fine system of wate
d supply for use in case of fire, bringing thu
|, water from the brooks near William Per
/ ham s.--Several of our teachers are to C
lhtO Olnei lo"hs 10 leaCu lnis "IHteI' \ III
IS RE Colman to the graded school in Bethel
Us Jennie Godfrey to the village school in Gays
y vile and Belle Thayer to the village schoo
to at Cleveland village, Brookteld.
IA TUNeRIDGE.
The officers Of Whitney post for the Ell
suing year are: H. R. Hayward, G. Ora H
1t Goodale, s. V. c.; A. J. Willis j. Y. c.
- j. NJ Jones, Chap W. W Swami, q NJ
ST George W Flanders S: L. fuller, U. b
es Charles " Cioss O, c.; E.W. Rolfe, Adit
l. j. NJ Jones, delegate f. W. Rolfe, alter
IL nate, Whitney Relief corps has clectc
Is Mrs. $ 4, Hayward, president; Mrs, f.
ST Durkee, S. V. r.; Mrs c. W. Goss, J.N z