Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-30
GRANGE COUNTY.

Emerson II. Smith, mayor Of Fargo, who
has been visiting friends in Vermont, a
native of Tunbrldge and graduated at Dart
mouth in 1852. His cousin, WIN Lee, re-
gently mayor of Denver, Col, was also
TunbridSe boy
c. r. Jones, department president OF the
Woman's Relief corps, has appointed the
following aides: Kate Hilton of Burlington,
Clara Niles OF Morrsvils, Ella +. Leland of
Montpelier, Emily Whitney of Glover,
Elanor Aries Of Montreal, p. O., Emily
Durrell of Tuubridge Lizzie Foster OF Island
Pond, Nellie F. Bonnet Of st. Johnsbury,
Emslne Waterson of Chelsea, Minnie Cut
Ter of Mortified
WEST RANDOLPH.
c. VI. Howard mas sold bis place on
Maple street to II. d. Abbott OF Williams
Gown who will take possession at once. F.
]. Huntington has begun work on the iu-
terror Of " hee.er's block where he will lit
up a first class photograph gallery and
studio The Misses Carrgan have moved
.heIr dressInaking shop to ths rooms over
Sparbawk's gallery. Miss Winnie Ch ad-
wick is visiting relatives in Windsor. %.
II. Webster has moved to town from Sout
Royalton and will work for Moulton
Brothers.
badly while at work at Salsbury's mill Sat
nrday.-Col. r. j. Kimbal of Brooklyn is
town for few days. -Mrs. L. X Mead
and daughter Annie OF St. Johusbury are
lere. The old-tne "Deestrick Skule," as
given ty the Congreg society Friday
night. proved decided success. In spite
Of bad roads the hall was filed and every
body seemed pleased. The society cleared
about %JS
Deacon John Waite one of the Oldest
citizens in town. died after a long aud pain
Iul illness Saturday. Ibs funeral was held
Monday afternoon. -Lauriston 4. Rich
mond, Old and respected resident, died
at the home Of his daughter Mrs. H. T.
Sanford, Friday. The fun, was he'd
Sunday Kew. Mr.. Hardy officiating. Mrs.
+. O. Blanchard entertained part Of the
members OF the Christian church ana Sun
lay school Saturday evening. The rest of
The msmbers will enjoy a like privilege in
the future.
Mrs. James Welch has moved to the viii
lage. -R. w. Hodges is sick with nervous
prostratiOn. Fred Shepard has moved into
tho house with David Howe. - Charles
French is moving on TO the Seymour farm.
Charles Smith will remain j. e..
hann's farm another year. William
Church is visiting his grandmother in Mas
sacbusetts Mrs " |. Spear is SPENDING a
few days here with her mother.
THETFORD.
An extra town meeting was held Tues
lay, Marca %, to elect officers in place OF
iome chosen at the regular town meeting,
who were unable to serve Lyceum AT
academy hall Wednesday evening; quss
lion, ''resolved that education has more in
tluence than wealth" Dsputlnts, afirma
tive, Alice >. Kinney aud Ida b. stsyens
negative, Edith McDuffss and Miss Wor
then. cobweb social given by tn,
North Thetford Y. T. S. C. E. at Mr.
Downer's was largely attended aud u good
lime enjoyed. -Socisl by the Hill c. L. S
at Mr.. Eimer's Friday evening, March 81
Anne Welton was called to Post NJ lis tc
attend the funeral of her father.-Dr. Pain,
Us preparing to move into tue house former
owned by Deacon FAIR.
BRAlNTREE.
Daniel Bass has engaged to work for vii
Ferry and has begun work. Henry But or
lsl of Roxbury is visiting in town. Mrs
Josl Csdy and daughter OF burlington az
spending a few days in town VITA her sia
ler Mrs. Celia Archer. II, LOOMS o
Wcrcest' r., Mass, has been spending fo'