Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-04-26
ORANGE COZ NTY.
WEST RANDOLPH.

YVES RANOOCpH.
W. c. Cushman is in Burlington at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital, being treated by
Dr.. L. NJ. Bingham. DR.. II. II. Mcintyre
returned Thursday from trip to Boston
Hon. W. H. Dubois is on bank injecting
tour in the southern part of the State.
Charles Thurston, who has been in bust
ness in this town for the past "A years has
been obliged to sell out his grocery store on
account of i'll health. Clarence NJ. Mann
and Harry c. Allen will be the new pro-
prictors. They commenced to invoice Mon
day morning and Will take possession May
lst-Mrs Willard Gay. who has been in
Hanover. " H.. caring for her sister. Mrs.
Of I Rroo IJS ''>,'I H no,'lr W Nf p
thirst has moved his family to town and
las rented fine Ford ular. r = Suit Ina
returned from Lynu. lia,s.-M. 4 owen
of Lebanon. Y n i. VISITING a+ ! =
CIeveland's C,,rtis and ,yifo Of Snor-
IA. Mich. have returned TO West Randolnh
after a two veor,' absence and will ,nala
their home in this town Mr., Curtis has
l'ur'nuseu nu'ldihg lou ana VIII erect
nice to'tage 'her2il'
o. d. bFe" oi ralilaN ahd senior member
ol the min Oh Drew " Leonard Is III town.
''", ii0' "o''!'' 80. CL"I vs. VI VI, VINO
has gone to Hatfield. Nnss.. where she is TO
remain this summer. Harry r. Lyman of
Maurhos;or, y. H.. has heou visiting his
mother. -E. ". Kelley. an, Arthur Athin-
son, president of the Mon railroad of
BiuGhampton, n y, left Monday after
visiting Mr.. koley's parents Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. kelley.-Charles. +. Abbott has re
turned home from a lengthy trip in the
South. He has been visiting his daughter,
Mrs. W. Griffin, at NaidostA Ga. frank
r. Nhs'l,, VINO graduated from the
;,,r, fr;a,,,I., a,,I ,iot;, - ''4'
RANDOLPH.
Albert Alexander is building n ney horsa
barn. M. c. Rowell is in Boston The
Schools in town BERN Monday Anril 3O -
Joseifl Seymour's family are sick with tba
,neasfes. -Rev. Mr.. Bates EXCHANGED vim
Rev. c. II. Morse of Brooktleld last SIM
day.
FACT pooon-,-,
D'OOf\' HDo'
W. .. benton VINO was burned out at
haSo BETHEL mas bought OF Mrs. L. Price
her place on the branch. The Wheatley
place having been sold to Frank Wilcox,
the persona property was sold at public auc-
tloh last thursday.
TUNBRlDGE.
NJ, T. King and wife went to Boston
Monday. l.. Goodale of Medford
Mass. past commander of the Massachu-
sets department, &. A. r., was the guest
of Whitney post Saturday evening. -Whit-
ney post, 81, G, A. Il. has engaged Rev. John
P. DeMerritt of Exeter, n. H., to deliver
the address Memorial day.-Rov. Mr.. De
Merritt is spending the week at his homo in
Exeter n. II.
CHELSEA
John B. Atwood and family returned
Wednesday from Manchester n. H., where
they spent the winter. Both our merchants
have returned from Boston Miss Emma
II Churchill returned Tuesday from Kurn
Hattin Santarium, Westminster. Rev.
Ii. NJ Goddard of South Royalton ex-
changed pulpits with Rev b. r. Sherman
Sunday, April 22.--George b. Langmaid of |
Tunbridge was convicted of furnishing
cider to j F. Tucker of Chelsea and sentenced |
to pay Sl521 before James NJ Whitney. |
esq, ON Wednesday, the iSth.-Charles l.. |
Hood of Lowell Mass, came up Saturday |
to visit his brother, William +. Hood. -
Cornelius Pettes and family have left town. |
he having sold his residence to Richard |
Smith
vepcu,pE
cousin ol 'oni " "'eIS IRON Ohazy, |