Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-09-26
ORANGE COT MY.
RANDOLPH.

At tho meeting Of the Chautauqua Read
ing circle these officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. y. J. Wh.tehill, pres
dent: Mrs A. T. Tcwksbury, Mrs. II. H.
Mcintyre ana Mrs j. w. Rowen, vice
presidents: Mrs w. G. Cushman secro-
tary and treasurer This circle has poeh
organized several years and many or me
ladies' have completed the four years
course ana are now continuing Tor thc
profit and enjoyment obtained thereirom
Hon. Victor ]. Spear, cattle commission
er. and DR.. L. c. Wakefield of Montpelier
have been testing several herds in ms
town and vicinity for tuberculosis. A COW
belonging to 5. s. Wheeler on Fish I'M
was slaughtered and prove to nave nc'H
affected. These gentlemen are now at
work in Braintree.-Mrs. c. w. Bowers
of Natick. Mass. who has been visiting
her brother, II. S. Booth, has returned
home-Mrs Elbredge Gerry of Lyndon
Vile has been the guest of Mrs. A. Il.
Chandler for a few days paSt,-Mr. ana
Mrs. Charles Edison and two children,
who have been visiting a Mrs d. g. Tor
rey's, have returned to Lowell, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Atwood, who nave
been at Plymouth n. H., visiting their
son. J. W Atwood, have returned home.
William Stevenson of Globe Arizona, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. MNron GaN.-Mrs.
! W Tracy Smith, Mrs. Guy Noble, ana
Mrs. Ardere Ballard of St. Adams were
the guests of col. r. j. Kimball and
family at Montague Place last weok-Mrs
r. $. Snow IS visiting friends in Pomfret.-
Mrs George Bishop Of Mount Vernon, y.
y, is visiting at ID. Il. GodnE's.
Mrs. \. 3. Chandler ami family return
Cd to Brooklyn, y. y, Thursday.-Mrs
James y. Mccall. who has been away on
a trip to Hanover \. H., and New York
has returned. Mrs. Mary Gleason OF
Waitsfcid and Mrs. Susan Emerson Of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting their cousins
the Misses Matthews.-E,rastus Hebard
and his daughter. Mrs. G. NJ. Howard
are visiting relatives i'm Boston ana Spring
fed, Mass.-Mrs. Marcia Tracy and Mrs:
f. F. Iibbcy are in Fairlee being called
there by the death Of their mother Mrs.
r. :. Paine, who lived to the advanced age
of % years.-NEr. and Mrs VIM. Hutch
inson, Mrs. Spaulding and her daughter,
Miss Rita, who have heent the guests OF
Hon James Hutchinson for several weeks,
have returned to Washington, d. c.
Fanny, the little daughter of F. l.. Bass,
who is being educated at the deaf-mute
institute at Northampton, Mass, in the
vocal method, has returned for second
wears course-Mrs. Charles Harris of
Jersey City is visiting her parents, Mr..
AMI Mrs. \. A. Atwood.-Mrs. Jane Spear
of Spooncr. Wis, is the guest of Mrs.
George l.. Spear.--Miss Adelaide Hood OF
Orange, n. j., is visiting Mrs. c. f.
Moulton.-J. u. Burt has returned from
ROStOD and l.. -. - gdI from NV / VI n
city. where they have been on business IN
connection with the failure Of the United
states Screen company.-lIorace Howard
has rented store in his block to an out
of-town party for clothing store
Harry Thomas, while riding a "bike
Saturday, coliidcd with the curplhS on
Randolph avenue and took fearful mead
err being thrown over % feet. lie re-
ceived no broken bones, but was pretty
well bruised. The machine was minus a
few parts when picked up.-In accordance
with the desire of the Orange county W o.
mans Christian Temperance union, tenn
uerance sermons were preached Sunday
morning in the Christian church by Rev.
George W. Morrow, and in the baptst
church by Rev. Seward RObsOn.-Iho
BAPTIST church will be represented at the
state convention at Barre this week by
Rev. Seward Robson and wife, Deacon
Roswell Uolbrook and wife, Deacon \. -
Cushman and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y.
Rising. Rev. Mr. Robson will be one of
the principal speakers of the convention
f. w Sault and wife have returned from
a few days trip to Northileld ana Mont
uelier-Miss hlicc Hobart is taking a
weeks vacation from her duties at the
stodlce.-Frank r.. Lamb, chief detec-
tive on the staff of State Fire Marshal
Nbitcomb OF Boston. is i'm town on va
cation. visiting relatives and former ac-
.ollaintances-M Margaret Carrlgan has
returned from a trip 10 Lynn, Mass, anU
ytciuitv-Work has progressed far enough
lon the new Primary school building To all
. low sessions to be held, commencing Mon
.dav morning. This is one of the best ar
, ranged Primary school buildings in tho
'Stato.-Rcv. George w. Morrow started
Monday evening for Urbana, H., to visit
relatives in that vicinity. on the way he
will deliver five lectures and breaches next
Sunday in Ohio. Mr. Morrow Will attend
the annual Christian IIndcaVor convcn-
Ition of the state of Illinois next week a.
fraternal delegate from the Vermont so
cicty. During his absence Rev t.. NJ
Smith of the Methodist seminary of Mont
heller will preach ut the Christian church
IS e. Holman has returned from visit
TO Greenfield, Mass.-J. II. Talbot ant
daughter Minnie were guests of +. W
, SauIt and wife Sunday.-The Randolph
( High School Athletic association are max
| Iine active preparations for "A meet to b,
held Saturday, October 3. foot bal
, team has been organized, which is a mos
promising one, and games are to be ar
o. ranged and excellent sports are expected
! C. l.. Hutchinson of Benton Harhor
5 Mich, has arrived in town ana is visiting
, relatives.
! James H. Burt started Tuesday morn
ing for Boston, where he has secured en-
1 ployment with ID. IL. lIoughton & Co.