Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-02-09
ORANGE COUNTY.


A large quantity of fine grade copper ora
10 being hauled from the Elizabeth mine at
StraTord for shipment. The orc goes to
Baltimore, Md
There were 23!dcaths and Il births ia
west Randolph the past year.
ID. A. Warren Of Tunbridge was return
ing from rabbit hunting last Thursday
evening, when, as he was stepping upon tue
piazza OF Lester Whitney's house, tho gun
he carried slipped, and was in some way
discharged, sending its load Of shot through
the upper part Of his left erin. The flesh
and muscles Of the upper arm were badly
lacerated, but the bones of the arm and
shoulder escafed Injury.
WEST RANDOLPH.
The announcements are out Tor the ho1e-
mems sixth annual bali, to lie held in Du-
Bois & Gays hall Thursday evening, Feb.
ruary 9-Reuben Cole aud wife aud Mrs.
win Curtis returned to Boston Thursday
afternoon "A party Of young people enjoy
ed a ride to Randolph and supper at the
Maplewood Thursday night.
Hon. j. W. Rowell took tho train Mon
day morning for bennington, where he at
tends the bennington County Court :.
Chamberlin OF New York arrived at too
Green Mountain stock farm Saturday,
Owing to accident between Royalton
and South Royalton the north bound local
train did not reach here until about noon
Monday. -Salisbury brothers furniture mil
could not run Saturday, ca account OF low
water.
RANDOLPH.
Silss Alexander of South DAKOTA is visit
ing his father who is very feeble The
Stiles and Rood hearing he, been postponed
FL H.l-, 90
of the speakers at the Pomona grange meet
ing at Berlin this week. The Epworth
league will give an entertainment F.iday
evening at the town hail. &C. II. LOOMS,
who ran the Adams creamery for several
years. has returned from New York and is
taking charge of the Braintres creamery
Farmers are buying large quantities Of
ashes shipped here from Canada.
CHELSEA
Matte Clark, the wife OF Charles P.
| Dickinson, and only daughter of c. W.
Clark, esq, died January 81, at tho age Of
| % years The funeral was held Friday al
ternoon. When only l6 years old she was
suddenly left tue mistress of family by
her mothers DEATH with an invalid father,
aud two younger brothers, and an aged
grandfather. She kindly attended her
granisre through his declining years and
marrying in 1850, had become the mother
of three boys. In August last the young
est, a child one year old, was taken away.
In December she seemed siok with consump-
ton, Grd, in spite OF medical treatment AMI
the best OF nursing, rapidly declined till her
death. She was q woman OF rare devO-
ton to her family and most capable in the
management OF her home. Her terea7ed
father, stricken husband, and the brothers
whom she reared from childhood, lament
her early death. The whole community
has to mourn the departure Of one most no.
bly, devoted to her duty.-Ezra Wiley in
the suit Of Liz2i, Carpenter vs. Ezra Will
ley, against whom verdict OF S61S. II was
obtained, was on Friday last committed 10
| Chelsea jii.-hay has been sold for SO
Per ton and farmers arc refusing - cents
rsr bu:he for their potatoes.
sROOKFlELO.
Dea a. G. Hibbard's Sunday school class
to the number of 30 made him surprise
visit last Thursday evening, the occasion
also being the wedding reception of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Barster. Refreshments we're
served and a good time enjoyed by all -
Married, February l, in West Randolph,
by the Rev. V. NJ. Hardy, Albert Banister
of East Brook field and Miss Hattie Carpen-
ter Of Chesea.-Mrs. L. Mallory has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Anna T.
Sprsgue. Circular conference is held on
the second Tuesday in Februsry at East
Brookiisd instead of the first, as reported
WILLIAMS OWN.
Misses Bella Hubbard, Belle Robinson,
Bertha Sprague and Myra Seaver return 10
| Randolph state Normal school this week.
| MICS Mary McAllister returned to her home
in Cabot Saturday. Her school on South
hill closed Frdey.-Miss Olive Farnham
closed Ter school at Berlin Pond Friday -
| Evangelist Reynolds closed five weeks la
bors here Sunday night. Rev. l.. l.. Tay-
Tor was here to assist over Sunday. About
90 families were visited and over 80 services
held and good results obtained to the end
Nearly 30 have claimed conversion. Fam
lily affairs have been erected in several homes
and the church is greatly quickened. -
Charles Hayward ran a four horse team
from South Hill every night last week to the
rev val meetings bringing from 10 TO 20
each night.
eRAlNTREe.
The Wide Awake lodge l. o. G.. T. are
receiving new members nearly every week.
AFRO Boyce, wife and daughter of East
Roxbury, were the guests of G. Z. W ood-
ward and wife the first OF the week. The
young people met with +. Ii. Packard and
wife Thursday evening and enjoyed a social
time interpreted with dancing. Mrs. Celia
Archer is ill.-Emma Bass is quite scs.
Rev. /. 7. Booth of Northfsld will deliver
n temperance lecture a. Snowvile Wednes-
day OF this week. e. f. Clahiu is stopping
with his daughter, Mrs. u. Bass of Ran
dolph. Irwin Flint returns to Maine to re-
sumo his theological studies this week. All
those having accounts with the town should
be at the town ball Saturday. The young
friends of Irwin Flint met at ID. H. Fllnt's
Saturday evening aud gave him pleasant
party.
| One Cent Dose.
Nobody likes being sick, vet many are will.
| ling to be so rather than face heavy doctors
bill. But what's the use of suffering at all
| WI en- re lief and cure may be purchased at the