Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-23

Mrs. %. o. Blanchard Monday.--Peter
OConnell left for Boston Monday, where
he has a situation on the electric cars as
onductor.-George Gilbert OF Trinity col
lege' at Hartford, Conn, is visiting his
father Postmaster III. C. Gilbert, at Ran
dolph Centre.-J. e. Briggs, president of
the International North and South Ameri-
can Transportation and Express company,
with headquarters at Rochester, N. Y,
has been visiting his sister-in-law. Mrs. G.
M. Howard, for few days paste. IL.
Learned of Boston has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Learned.-Ex-
Gov. Pingree of Hartford was in town
Tuesday, and Mrs. A. A. Mitchell and
Miss Marguerite Harrington Of Mortified,
Misses Mae Mucahey and Name Corners
of ST. Adams, who have been visiting Mr.,
and Mrs f. w. Saut, returned to their
respective homes Monday.
RANDOLPH CENTRE.
,Lemuel Murphy, landlord of the RAN
dolph House, is very ill.-blijah Ballou has
has moved to the vilage.-Miss Eunice
Flint will teach school in district No. a.
Mrs NJ. d. Church has returned from
Deerf1eld, >Mass.-Elrick Panton OF South
Hadley Mass. has been visiting his broth
er George,--Arthur Gilman is on tho sick
list. His brother Burt Is at home from
Europe.-The roads are almost impossible,
and travel has been practically suspended
at the Robinson Corner and over the Til
son fiat on the road to Randolph. -David
Howe has q 2-year-od colt, raised and
trained by himself, weighing 1866 pounds
and travels like a six-year old.--It is an
nounced that all the exercises of Memorial
day will be held at the Centre this year
with ex-Lieut.-Gov. F.. ]. Ormsoee as
speaker. Further details will be given
hereafter.
TUNBRIDGE.
Whitney post, No. q, G. A. r., has been
invited to attend a special memorial SER
vice to be held Mt the Congregational
church Sunday, May A.Rev. Il. r. Cur
rier breaches at the Methodist church In
Quechee this year.-H. W. Green of Wor-
cester, Mass, was a guest at G. H. Ray
mond's last week.--Charles Leighton OF
Abingdon. Mass, was visitor in town last
Week.-Mrs. II. Smith was called to Bos-
ton last week by the death of her daugh-
ter, Miss Lizzie Smith.-Ernest c. GoodalC
of Cambridgeport Mass. was a visitor al
o. IL. Goodale's last Week.-Mrs. Anne r
Howe, who has spent the winter in Salem
Mass, Is now at home.-Mlss Minnie
Broughton of Patchogue l.. l., is a visitor
at Mrs. NJ. Wight's.--Dr. ]. e. L. Fisk Of
South Royalton was a visitor at DR.. +
Welchs last week.
CHELSEA.
Leon l.. Bemis, aged 49, n young farmer
died Wednesday morning, April 18th, o.
consumption. He went to North Caroline
last fall and spent the winter but montl
since came homo to die. A young man o
good motive and fair promise, his death
is sincerely nourned. A wife and thre,
small children survive.--Mrs. George l.
Stow returned Monday from her week.
I trip to Newton, Mass, spending Sunday II
Bethel with her son, Edward A. Davis.
Ernest A. Corvin. is in Boston buyint
spring and summer goods for j. A. X
Corvin.-Mrs. Charles A. Bacon, aged So
Il very worthy woman. whose good worl
was unceasng. was buried Thursday
The maple sugar season has ended will
light product--Mrs. Mary j. Mcconnell
about 10 years of ase, a former resident o
| this village, was buried from the Congre
gatonal church Saturday.