Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-06-07
ORANGE COUN
WEST RANDOLPH.

Pliny Stone an employee of Dr. Webb of
Shelburne, came here day or two ago
with a horse for Col r. j. Kmball, but
Thursday night he got drunk and with
Henry Tobey commenced to make dis
turbance at Mr.. Tobey's rooms which were
over a tenement occupied by Charles Briggs.
who put up with tho racket until
about O'Clock in the morning, when Officers
Walker and Tilson were called in and ar
rested them. Friday morning they were
brought before Justice a. A. Smith fined
SOL each, which were both paid by Stone,
Misses Carrie Haufler and Nellie Bolin
went to West Hartford visiting Thursday
E. w. Rolfe of Tunbridge was in town Fri
day. Leland f. Rising went to Wooistocl,
Friday, where he has the position as night
clerk in Woodstock Inn. Hon. and Mrs.
William II. Dubois returned Thursday
morning from an extended trip in the West,
whore Mr.. Dubois has been inspecting banks
and investment companies. Miss Clara Du-
Bots of Mt Holyoke college is at home dur
ing the commencement exercises at the High
school.
Thereare to be several changes in the force
about the depot. Miss Fannie Ross retires
the 10Th of the month; John OGrady. the
night operator, goes on day operator; |. l.
Chadwick, who has been handling the ex-
press, takes the night operators place; and
John Drew is to handle the express. Mr.
! Chadwick is now taking a two weeks vaca-
| ton DR.. G.. \. Wheeler, l.. ID. Wheeler
and family of White River Junction, were
! in town over Sunday Prof y. j. White
hill and wife started for Ryegate Monday
morning to be present at u family reunion
! in the evening 1t was the Goth marriage
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesson Brown.
| ip,f = 1tt Mr. Aas-
son Brown % years ago, when Mrs Brown
had seven children and Mr.. Brown four.
| The family is of the same size to-day. There
has been one birth and one death since. All
the children, with their wives and children,
! 50 in number, were expected to be present.
Fred Curtis and Charles Edminster ac.
companied Henry 4. Leonard to his home
in Fairfax Saturday, for weeks visit
DR.. Fred j. Morse OF Royalton has been
visiting in town.-Rcv. John Markham has
purchased a house and building lot ad Join
ing on Weston street, from Selva Holman
and mother price $1,000 A. &. Bradisl re-
turned to Boston Monday.
Some of the Oldest inhabitant, of this
place will remember of the disappearance
some % years ago of Andrew j. Gross
with n woman other than his wife from this
station. He had not been heard from since
| ullll Two NctAa ago, wien NOIl was re-
ceived here Of his appearance in Montpelier
Mrs Cross tried for some time to learn OF
her faithless husbands whereabouts but tC
no avail so three years ago she applied fol-
Il widows pension, her husband having serv
ed during the rebellion in Co. A, 26th New
York cavalry, and was granted IS month
Friday Mrs. Cross received an unsigned let
ter which said that the pension depart
ment knew that her husband was living
and that she was drawing a pension anC
would make trouble for her, She immedi
ately returned her certificate, with an appli
cation for an investigation through her pen
sion attorney, j. Il, Eldredge of this place
Further developments are awaited with in
forest
Mrs James n. Mccall and family hav
opened "Em cottage for the summer
Mrs Leeds and son Fred, and Rev Arthu
Stone are guests Of the family. ID, San
born and son Earl won't to Boston Monda,
to make arrangements for Earl to atten,
the college Of pharmacy in the fall. Mrs
c. W. Proper of Windsor has boon visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. j. Curtis, L. H. Udal
and vito of Strafford are visiting his broth