Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-13
ORANGE COUNTY.
3 OCKFIELD.


Daniel \. No We died Sunday, April ..
lie was much respected by all as nn honest
and upright man, and he had held many
Offices OF trust. Iio leaves q wlfe three
sons and daughter. Terry c. Allen is
farming for his grandmother Arnold this
year Merton i. GrswolI is at the hotel
during his vacation from Amherst co ego.
Minnie i. Clarke has graduated from
Pratt's institute AMI is at home. The L.
y. VI. students are spending the spring va
cation at their respective homo, 7. II.
Wheatley is colectu;, samples OF fertilizers
for the experiment station MIR. and Mrs.
IL. X. Pacs are expected home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 7. Mallory Of East Mont
pel:er visited their daughter, Mrs W. W.
Sprague, recently.
MIME l.. Clark returned to Burlington
with the L. V NJ. students for visit
A reception was given Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. X.
Ptc& at Cassius PeckS last Thursday even-
ing-Mrs. ChaoI4s Crocker is suffering
from a shock. j. W. parmenter has moved
to his new store. 5. +. Wheatley was IN
Greenfield, Mass, last weei visitinS his
dau. utter Mrs. Eliza Whsatl9y O,sood
has arrived from California with tAe re-
iaa,ns OF her husband. AT the last school
meeting some OF the districts divided their
surplus funds among themselves. OAe dis
trlcv voted to invest their, in q savings
bank at Barre. In the absence of Rev. j.
y. Perrin at East ErookielI last Sunday,
r. H. WheatieY OF the [. V, NJ. rs. had
charge OF The meeting -Mrs. ". W.
Sprague has new baa9ius piaro.-Anna
NJ Clark OF the l.. Y. Il. g TO teach the
summer term Of school in her fathers dis
trict; Miss Belle InaJer at the village: Mrs.
3 George Dibb.e ct the north branch Miss
Fletcher at the south branch; and Mr.. AL
bert Bonister on East Hi!l.-The church
that has occupied the East Roxbury school
house fractional with Bcookfeld do not
> propose to give it up to the town. They
have built horse sheds and have occupied
the house for year, Cor religious meetings
on the sabbath.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Fast day preaching was held in the Bap-
fist church. Rev. Seward Robinson preach.
ing from Rev. %: &c c. Goodwin Of
Concord y. H., was in town last weak -
Mrs. +. Nut.ing OF Littleton. y. H.. i here.
Hon. heuert Wall, ex-mayor OF heene,
y. H., was in town Wednesday and Thurs
dsy.-Mrs Eugene Williams is IN Mary
, Fletcher Hospital Burlington, for treat
I ment.-TAere are indications of cUEsGera-
BILE building this summer. School closed
Friday. -Dartmouth boys are home Tor
weeks vacation.
1
dist church Sunduy-W. T. Lamsoa Will
| build house on Prospect street this season
at a cost Of $1,000. May Godfrey treated
about 20 oi her friends to Maple lucGr Fri-
day evening Very little sugar tHus far
has b4sn made; syrup sells at 50 cents
Levin Bros. Of Men Pelier will open April
- q clothing store IA Ricamoud's h.ocA.
. About 80 attended tle informal sugar
par;y Monday evening at the q. y. X.
hell syrup is selling at - and - cents;
sugar a 10 and II cent5.--L. +. Thayer,
secretary Of the Vermont Press association,
is In Chicago this week business connoct-
ell with the coming press excursion. w.
| 3. Wall is in New London this week p.
S. Reattie OF Boston will open his bakery
aud cafe May IN HuntiuGton'S block, now
occupied by d. L. GodInS. The latter
will move his plant into the building direct
ly back Ct his residence.
ThETFORO.
Fred Taylor and Daley Wilder wers
married April Eliza Ca,burn aud Min
ME Coombs G"e in Lebanon; Lizzie Nau-
CHAN in Hanover; and Mrs. Kate Porter has
returned to Massachusetts. -Mable Carey OF
Plymouth Normal School, is spending q
weeks vacation al home. Mr.. ald Mrs. =. j.
Prescott are visiting h.r sister, Mrs Chas.
Wilm OF.
VERSHl7E.
, Mrs. Bowley. VINO is stopping at S. H.
Martins, IS seriously i'll. Dr. Blxby attends
her. Freeman Church is confined to the
house by sickness. The Martins have COM
menctd tho sprin5 saving at their mil. -
f. d. Richardson was called t. Post Mills
; by tho ilness of his grandfather. Mr.. j.
; Welton. %, X. Robinson is stopping with
his son, l.. l.. Robinson
4 WLL'AMSTOWN.
At special town meeting it was de-
ciled to build three new school houses,
, one near Mr.. Cogston's in west part OF
town, one near the gulf aud al the Wiz
lage one not 20 exceed $4,000 IN cost.
L Charles Ingalls, was made constable.
t Misses Bertha Sprague and Bella Hubbard