Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-18

battery work of both mines, Williams get |
ting strike outs to his credit; the batting |
of Grove and Williams for the home |
team, Burroughs, ConnoVer and Pierce /
for the visitors, and the two fine double |
plays of Campbell and Common and Pierce |
unassisted for the Rochesters.
/ The inhabitants of this quiet village |
were disturbed somewhat from their slum- |
bers by a drunken woman. 1t appears that
one evening last week Mr.. and Mrs. John |
Berry and Mr. Clark, who works for
George S. Mouton. drove to the village
to do some trading. Mrs. Berry pur- |
chased some liquor for medicinal pur !
poses and in a short time was gloriously
drunk. She went into Morton q Tisons
grocery store and made some purchases. |
Later she noticed she had lost her purse
containing over $40. She thought she had
left it in the store. The clerk seeing her
coming turned out the lights and went out
the back way Then she went up to the
| office in the Red Lion Inn and made con-
siderable disturbance until an officer was
called to put her out. 1t was now after
II o'clock. The officer with several as
sistants tried to have her ride home with
her husband, but she refused and resisted
them to her utmost. In the meantime the
party had found her purse upon the side
walk. The woman kept up a continual
screaming, cursing and using the foulest
up is beyond the comprehension of many.
Finally about o'clock the woman con
scented and did go home With her hus-
band.-Wednosday forenoon the first ten
mis- tournament of the season. given by
Frederick Leeds at the Elm Cottage
courts, will commence There are a large
number of cntries.-Miss Anna G. Curtis
of New York is a guest at j. n. McCalls. |
II. Olney McCormque, young man who
was here last fall endeavoring to put on
drama was arrested at Springfield Mass,
recently for taking money from different
members of a theatrical company he was
organizing Lewis Warren of North
field and her son are visiting at l.. j..
Warren's.-NIiss Grace Rawley of Mont
gOmcry is visiting Mrs J. w. Gabrielle.
Mrs. Charles Harris and daughter Rita
of Jersey city are visiting at A. A. At
wood s.-Miss Mary S. Dubois has re-
turned from Greensboro.-Mr and Mrs !
John Dcnison of Denver, Col, and son
have been visiting his brother j. d. Dem
ison, Csq.-Mrs. Charles Pettigrew of
Lynn, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. |
w +. WedRewood.- Mrs. Moses Bagley
and son have returned from Morrisville.-
9. NJ. Howard has returned home from
Wisconsin.
TUNBRIDGE.
Mr.. Fred Hayward of Claremont, n. II. !
is at II. r. Hayward's this weck-Miss
Grace Peck of Royatop is spending a
week in town.-Miss Grace GOodae went
to Boston last week to stay through this
month-Ex-Gov. Roswell Farnham, Hon
Frank Plumlcy of Northfield, Hon. j. X.
Darling of Chelsea, Charles +. Tarbell of
South Royalton and Miss Margaret Chos-
nut of Burlington We're guests at G. w. !
Stearns last week,-Mr. Horace +. Alex
ander of Green Bay, Wis, is a guest of
J. II. Alexander.-Nolney Moody of Derry,
&c of /
+. Woodward returned to Campelo Mass.
last week.-Mrs.. Il. II. McLachlin of South
IIadley, Mass. visited Mr.. and Mrs. BUgbec
last week
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
Mrs. Hugh Frazer of La Chute. =. Q. |
is visiting her sister Mrs. L. Blodgett.-I
II. G. Gilbert has moved the building for
merry used as postoffice to his farm
G. Deimer and wife have a daughter,
born recently.-Several farmers have fin
ished hayng and report a light crop
/ G. D. Hyzer has made extensive repairs
on his house.
Among recent arrivals of former resi-
dents are Abin Chatfield of Lexington.
Mass, Mrs Fred Granger and daughter
of BrOckton. Mass and Mrs Ferdinand
Moses and daughter of San Diego, Cal
Misses Clio Tarbell Mary Tracey and
Alice Stone represented this place at the
~"ii9'idlt iilueoNoI OHNehtloil III 'oStoil
last wcek.--Prof. Edward Conant attend |
cd the American Institute of instruction |
at Portland. Ne, last week. where he wa
one or the speakers,-Ihe nay crop is I'M
usually hight TINS year in some sections
the grasshoppers being almost as plenti-
tul as the spears of grass. Berries are
drying up and promise. little Corn and
potatoes are doing well II the dry weather
/ does not hold too long-Many friends in
| this vicinity mourn the death at East
| Bethel last week of Mrs. Lewis II. Abb
| bolt, who, as Miss Louisa l.. Jones, was
/ for seven years teacher in the Normal
school, beloved by all who knew her.-Tt
! is announced that the next term of the
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present classes have finished their courses
there will be no winter graduations. hut
students may be admitted at any time to
classes for which they are prepared-It is
hoped that every teacher or would-he
teacher in this vicinity will attend the
summer school at Bethel July ~ to Aug.
10. For particulars INQUIRE of Mason $
stone. Montpelier. or Fred Arnold. ESQ.
Bethel-Fred e. Prichard, county exam
iner of teachers, will hold a public exam /
nation for those wishing to teach the
fall and winter terms of school at Ran
dolph August 5 and G. Other dates are