Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-10-06
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

RANDOl4t'H.
Harry Chase was able to be out Sat
urday after his severe sickness from ty-
phoid eever. His mother, Mrs Emerson,
is now a victim of the disease. Miss
Evelyn Dcnney, the little niece of George
j. Prince, is also seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
William II. Kenney, who has been as
sistant steward on the steamer Horizon
on Lake George the past summer, arrived
home Sunday night, accompanied by Mrs.
| Kenney.
Miss Jennie Wheeler, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. +. n. Jerd, re-
turned to New York Saturday. Mrs. Jerd
and Miss Jennie Wheeler went on the ex-
cursion Tuesday. Clarence Mann. Ira ID.
Williams and Alfred Eaton went to New
York the same day.
/ Tuesday, W. =. Wall, L. Il. Johnson,
Fred Chadwick and Leon d. Latham went
10 Montpelier for the coming session. NJ
V. Chadwick also went to accompany his
son, who is one of the House messengers
Albert Hastings and wife and baby re-
turned Tuesday to Franklin Falls, n. H.,
after months stay here.
/ John Lynch and wife are with their son
in Worcester, Mass.
! A daughter was born Sunday to Mr. and
ldrs. Charles II. F9rr.
Hiss Mary Tilson has resumed her work
as teacher in a deaf-mute institute in
Trenton, NJ j. FRS
Mrs. Arthur Hunter and Mrs Ray Har-
low are visitors here from Windsor.
Monday evening as A. b. Fish was
coasting down Prospect street he lost
control of his wheel and. being unable TO
make the sharp turn into the main street,
jumped from his wheel but not soon
enough to avoid falling down the embank-
ment some distance and being badly
bruised and cut. Several stitches were ia
ken by DR.. Russow in the wound in his
head. He is now reported comfortable.
James l.. Battles. who was arrested in
Boston Tuesday for passing worthless
checks. was u former proprietor of the
Red Lion Inn here. He bought out kim"
years later to Veyette and Flint.
ID. A. Spooner began this week the ercc-
ton of a two-story house on Hale street,
work upon which will be pushed rapidly.
Mrs. Laura j. Holden has gone to Rut-
land to spend the winter.
w. A. Mcintosh of Lebanon n. H.. Is
spending the week in town.
+ j. Il. Wells returned Monday from Cam
bridge, where he had been visiting his
father, man SO years old.
Mrs Electa Cushman and her grand
daughter. Miss Annie Messer of Barre are
at G.. l., Cushman's.
Miss Mabel Guyett Is quite seriously Ill.
Fred Lewis returned Tuesday to Boston
where he is employed as policeman
a. II. Beedle and wife have returned
from Keene, y. H.
Russell Page of Burlington came We'd
nesday morning for a short stay.
MIR, and Mrs Charles Goodwin returned
TO Concord, n. H., Monday.
Il Lemuel Coburn of Holyolte, Mass and
, Mrs. Julia Buxton of Worcester Mass,
, returned to their homes Wednesday morn
ing.
, Those taking in the New York excur-
sion Tuesday were Clarence Mann, /. d.
|, Williams. Alfred Eaton, Carlos Pratt,
, Van Ness Clafiin Il. f. Brooks and wife,
Il. r. Salisbury. Mrs. F.. n. Jerd, Miss
, F'reda Wheeler and Il. l.. Bass.
, BROOKFIELD.
Miss Jennie Peck OF Burlington is visit
ing Miss Minnie Clark.-Mabel Black and
spending the summer at Nathaniel
Whentley's have returned to Brooklyn, n
Y.-Oliver Dutton has bought an interest
In barber shop at Bethel and moves
: there this week.-Mrs.. D. G. Bickford of
Emira, N. Y, Is visiting her daughter
Mrs f. C. jackson. Mrs. Jackson VIII
accompany her mother home this week
and remain with her two or three weeks.
3 Marcus Peck Is in Long Island making
his annual business trip, IL. Sprague
is sick.
CHELSEA.
Mrs. circuit B!xby returned Monday
1 evening from weeks visit to her sister,
y,
. also she saw her brother whom she had
not met before for thirty years,-Monday
4 morning Capt. w. II. II. Hall and John
, b. Bacon went to Boston to purchase
: plate glass windows for their new block
4 which is now approaching completion
Mrs. Gail Hood Helmer with tho two
children of DR.. Geo. j. Helmer left town
l Tuesday noon to join her husband in
Madison Avenue, New York.-Mrs. Chas.
o Dickey OF Lowell Mass. is spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. C. A.
D Densmore. Mrs Victor Moore of Concord,
: n. H., formerly Belle Densmore, is also
t visiting Mrs. Densmore, her mother.-Mrs.
: l.. Clayton Bowles, who had been sick
l. with typhoid fever for several weeks, died
G on Saturday last, the funeral occurring the
I Monday following at her husbands resi-
r dence. Her husband and four small chill
o dren, the youngest but ten months old,
}. survive her-Mrs. Norman Robinson of
= Chicago. accompanied by her brother.
Philip Allen of Charlestown. Mass, is
visiting at Mrs, George l.. Stow's-Mrs.
Henry Mosher of Tunbrdge who has
h been at the Fletcher hospital In Burling-
d ton under surgical treatment for cancer
: died and was brought home Monday. Her
. funeral occurred on Tuesday afternoon.
= WILLIAMSBURG.
s Carl Benedict and family of Burlington
y were the guests of his father Charles r.,
= Benedict. from last Saturday until Mon
q day.--The first meeting of the Reading
l. club for the coming season will be held
Q at the home Of Mrs. w. r.. Granger on
% Friday afternoon of this week. Subject
o James Russell Lowell."-Mr. and Mrs
l. Austin II. Young of Minneapolis, Mimi.
n who have been visiting relatives here 70.
d the past two weeks have returned nome
J. "A daughter was born to Mr.. and MIS-
70 Bert K. Bruce last week, also son to
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin M. Smith.-MasteI
D Walter Church while gathering butter
% nuts In company with other village lads
fell from Q tree and dIslocated his shoul.