Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-29
ORANGE COZ NTY.
RANDOLPH.

On account of poor health Henry w.
Tewksbury has resigned the office of town
clerk. Postmaster Eldredge has been APP
pointed assistant town clerk, but the va
canCy caused by Mr. Tewksbury's resigna-
ton has not yet been filled.
Charles f. Pope of this place was among
those relieved of available currency by
pickpockets at Burlington last Wednesday.
over s12 was his loss.
Hon. V. l. Spear went to Hanover, n. H.,
Monday to attend the Dartmouth COM
mencement exercises and be present at the
25th annual reunion of his class. Others
in attendance upon the exercises are d.
c. Woodward and wife, whose son, Wal
ter is one of the graduates. Misses Bessie
and Alice Woodward. Miss Carrie Draper,
Mrs f. o. Blanchard, Misses Mary and
Anne Dubois, Miss NJ. Blanche Sparnawk
snd Sherman Moulton. Charles Cushman
is the other student from this place who
graduates.
Carl Thresher of New York city IL spend-
ing a vacation with relatives and friends
here. He is rather out of health at pres
ent.
Tuesday at the home of the brides pa
rents. Me-. and Mrs. F.. l.. Parsons there
was quiet and very PRETTY wedding.
witnessed by only the immediate relatives
of the bridal couple. The contracting par
ties were Miss Ella Parsons and Mr.. Alvin
Common of Manchester, this State. Rev.
Homer White performed the marriage
ceremony, the Episcopal service with ring
being used, The brides gown was a pref
ty white organde over silk Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner took their departure in the after
noon for a carriage drive to the northern
part of the State before going to their fu-
ture home in Manchester. The out-of-
town relatives present at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Pettibone and lit
tie son of Manchester and Mrs. w. II.
Roberts of Manchester.
Mrs. George X. Barris of St Johnsbugy
who will be remembered here as Mss Lot
tie Tilson, came Monday with her baby
Helen, to visit her grandfather, Josiah
Tilson.
Judge ]. w. Rowell and S. NJ. Flint will
not ship any more live stock, etc. to mar
ket Mondays for the present owing to
what they consider the eXorbitant charge
of the Central Vermont railway for setting
of caCs. Heretofore they have begun 10
load their ears at Richford and have had
them set off a several stations along the
line. completing the load here. The new
plan would make the cost on each car
about $50 as the cost for each stop is said
to be about 50.
Miss Elsie S. Powers has been engaged
as instructor in physical culture aud ora
tory at the Chautauqua summer school at
White River junction this summer
TUNBRIDGE.
Miss Hattie b. Hayward returned from
Lynn Mass last Wednesday after n
short visit-Mr. and Mrs. D. l.. Stiles and
Miss Retta Smith of Albany, VT, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Goodale last
Saturday. The are taking a carriage drive
through a past of the State.-Miss Alice
French and Miss Edith Skinner of South
Royalton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Sargent last Week.-Mrs. Mabel
Wight, who mad spent few days IN Roy
alton as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. r. A.
Pierce, returned here Sunday.-Aaron N
King was in Granville last week looking
after some real estate interests Miss
Josie n. Reynolds, daughter of Dr. AFRO
II. Reynolds was married to Edgar &.
Kingsbury of Keene n. H., Tuesday, June
20, at the residence of Mrs. e. r. Rey-
nolds at Kecne-Mr. and Mrs, Charles w
Smith who nave spent few days with
Prof. and Mrs Fred Smith at Windsor,
Conn, are now at home.-Mrs. BetseyI
Cummings Folsom. the oldest person In
town and a highly esteemed lady, died
Friday, aged 81 yeags,-Mrs. S. f. Slack
has gone to Royalton for few days.-Miss
Della Corliss, who has spent few mon his
in Lynn, is now at home.
CHELSEA.
Mrs, Archibald r.. Mills of Alton, H.,
accompanied by her friend Mrs Nellie
lioughton of st. Louis Mo, arrived in
town Friday evening to spend her usual
summer vacation with her sister-in-aw,
Mrs, John b, Atwood Mr.. Archibald G..
MANS. who was married June 10 last at