Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-04-13

this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lane and BABY
daughter arrived to-day at Justin Moul-
tons fer visit.
Miss Emma Burnham has returned from
Williamstown, where she was called by
the death of her brother,
Whitney chapter No. 3, Royal Arch
Masons, held its annual meeting Mon
day evening and these officers were elect
ed IA. webb. Il. II. p; Dr. l.. NJ. scott
H.; g. w. ". Davis, s.; G. +. Abbott,
treasurer; T.. l.. Bass secretary; ]. D..
son Woodc0ck, Il. A. c.; n. H. Boyden.
NJ Sd v; Charles w. Hayward M. I'd v;
A. n. Culver, NJ LIST V; Rev Homer
white, chaplain; T.. r. Sault, j. Il. Fisk,
stewards; J. u. Dcnison, n. L. Boydcn,
NJ. l.. Scott, finance committee.
Charles q. Dubois of Chicago. who had
been visiting his home here, left for New
York city Monday accompanied by his
sister. Miss Anne, who will spend few
days there before returning to Smith COL
lego.
BRAINTREE.
1t is said thlt Prof Morris, who gave
a show here three weeks ago. broke open
a trunk ana valisc belonging to Mack
Hudson, which was stored at the West
BraintrCe Hotel and took suit OF clothes
and other clothing. He was captured at
Pittsheld April and brought hcGc Tues
day and given a hearing at which he was
bound up to County Court, and was taken
to Chelsea Wednesday Where his wife and
child followed him Wednesday night. 1t
is learned that he took a watch and some
other jewclry ut Hancock. Mrs. Mcc1is
is the woman who breaks horse shoes over
her knee.
A. T.. Fits of Roxbury was in town
the first of the week, looking after the
int cf "a * m
visited in Roxhury the FIRST of the week
Miss Annie Fits is in Randolph learn
ing the dressmaking trade of Miss Nellie
Harwood--H. w. Fits has been disabled
for some time with rheumatic trouble
r. y. Thayer started Monday for Swan
ton to visit his daughter. He will so from
there to Saratoga, n. Y, to spend the
summer with his son, Levi Thayer-C III
TO April 10th no sugar had been made il
this locality and tho indications are thai
not much will be made this seaSon.-Alrs
Noble of Randolph, who has been caring
for Miss Inez Spear returned TO her homo
Saturday.-Miss Lottie Manley of Ran
dolph, is in town caring for her aunt, Mrs
| Nancy Treat, who has been quite sick
but is now improving. -Inez Spear, the on
/ ~ daughter of Charles and Mary Spear
died at her hone Tuesday night, April 4
after a severe illness of six weeks. from
heart trouble. The funeral was held Fri
day at the house, Rev. S. A. Parker Off
ciating.
TUNBRIDGE.
Mrs Mary E. Winchester of Keene, n
! H., Is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Dean
Miss Edith Wills left here Thursday 10
Mankato. Kan, where she will spend {
| few months-Mrs. Charles Lougce goe
west soon. to visit relatives.-M Dat'!
G. Rolfe has conc to Chelsea for few
weeks.At the meeting held last Thurs
day the town refused to provide build
ing for schools Nos. and IS. A petition
for another meeting was filed with tn
selectmen Thursday afterncon.-O. f
Campbell has removed to his farm an
has leased his place in this village to Ell
mer Durkee.-Rev. Wilbur Fisk of Free
born. Mimi, preached at the Congrega
tional church Sunday. Mr.. Fisk was
member of Co T., End VT, through a larg
part of the civil war. lie served throuS
the war and came home quartermaste
sergeant of the 2nd.-Mrs. j. b. Sargcn
returned from Royalton Saturday after
short visit
RANDOLPH CENTER.
Very little maple sugar has ben made s.
far and of that the quality is not the hes
on account of the depth of snow ana tn
ravages Of forest worms. Many of tn
farmers will not attempt to make suga
this year,-Noah Clark has returned fro,
a three months trip to California.--Lc
Blodgett is to return to the home farm
having sold his interest in the stove a
Brookfed, where he has been for tw
years.-Park, the five-yearold son of A
bert y. Alexander, died Saturday, after
few hours illness, and was buried Mon
day afternoon, Rev. Charles +. PartrIds
officiating. The srSing term of the MOI
NAL school opened Tuesday morning, bL
the sessions of the training dcpartmer
will not begin until the Goth inst.