Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-03
ORANGE COUNTY.
CHELSEA,

Mrs. Hannah Roberts, aged % years,
died Thursday, the funeral occurring Fri
day, Rev H. f. Forest of the Methodist
church officiating She had been a mem.
Der of the Congregational church for sc
years. Beside her husband four sons and
two daughters survive hcr.-Ten thousand
trout fry from the fish hatchery at Rox
bury have been placed in three different
streams by members of the newly organized
fish and game club -Hilas +. Roberts of
Boston. a native Of Chelsea, and one of our
bank directors, has come to spend the sum-
mer in town.--Elliot =. Densmore, aged Ga
years, a former resident, died Sunday in
Manchester, n. H., and was buried from
the Congrega tional church Tuesday May |.
Charles l. Hood of Lowell returned home
April 26.-Hon. S. b. Hebard is visiting
his sister, Mrs Charles Paine, in New York.
II. W. Rogers of Brandon, the contractor,
has begun work on the foundation of the
new town hall and Alden Spear library,
which is to be finished by October l.
Memorial day will be observed as usual
under the auspices of Waterson post No.
10, G.. A. R.-MrS. Aurelia Fuller aged 20
years, died Thursday. Five children, two
daughter and three sons, survive her
d. Barnes and w. p. Townsend are build
ing a barn in connection with their tene-
ment house near the town hall site
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all the
live druggists in Chelsea. See ad. page 8.
WEST RANDOLPH.
Delwyn Willie, the seven year-old son of
+. 4. Forth, who was injured by the hair
picker at Lamson's store, died Wednesday
afternoon from the injuries, which were in
terpal. The funeral was held Thursday af-
ternoon from the Methodist church. Rev.
w. NJ. Roberts officiating. Mr.. Forth has
an older son, who is critically i'll with pneu-
monia.-J. l.. Battles and wife are to move
to Norwich. Mrs. +. A Kezer of Rochester
is visiting her sister. John Abbott of the
Harvard Law school has been visiting in
town. He has signed to play with the New
Bedford base ball club the present season. -
Miss Sadie Wells, who has been spending the
winter at Lowelltown Me-, is visiting in
tovu.--Mrs. S. V. Holman of Boston is Wis
iting at julius Lamson's s. w Wednesday even.
! ing as Pearl Chatlield was driving his horse
| up Railroad avenue the front wheel came
off, frightening the horse, which ran down
| high emDanknent. The horse came out
| without serious injuries.
a. B, Chandler has arrived in town from
Brooklyn, N. ", to make arrangements fol
Rev. W. y. Lonergan, who has had charge
of the Catholic church in this place for some
time and also at Windsor, has been appoint
ed rector of the church at White River
Junction, He will be greatly missed here
He was Il very eloquent and fluent speaker
and is II loss to the church here. He will b,
succeeded by Father Father Terrain, former
ly of st, Adams. Hale Flint Of Chicago il
visiting in town. Luther Slack and wife o
Somerville, Mass, are visiting in town. 49,
Mrs. Elbrcdge Gerry, who has been viSitiu.
her mother, has returned to LyndonVilla-
John Hurlburt has sold his interest in tn,
Bean * Hurlburt barber shop to Harr,
Nevette of Boston. Mr. IIurlburt wa
obliged to do this on account of ill-health.
You can get Taft's Fig Cordial of all TIN
live druggists in West Randolph. See ad
page s.
RANDOLPH.
Measles are still very penty.-The select
mon have laid out a new road near Edwar,
Alvord s,-Rev. Mr.. Partridge preached hi
first sermon for the Methodists Sunday 49,
Horace HebarI and wife of Williamstowl
visited his father here Saturday Victor |
Spear and wife of Braintree spent Suuda'
at j. G. HiDbards.
TUNBRlOGE.
Mrs Kate Edison of Chicago is at j. NJ
Whitney's, very sick, III, r. Hayward AM
daughter spent "A few days in Montpelie
last week. Charles Brown of Lawrence
Mass, is spending a few days with hi
mother, Mrs Florence Brown. Rev. j. z
Demelritt returned from Exeter, n H. la.
Saturday, He is to preach at the Congre
gational church through the year.--Th
spring term of the public schools commence
Monday.