Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-11-16
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.


RANDOLPH.
! Wales l. Linfeld's son, Wales, who was
about 80 years of are and who had bee n
at the Waterbury asylum as patient Tor
about year died there Sunday night
Ills remains have been brought here fee
interment at Brantrec.
\ ga pound son was born Saturday to
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman, who live on
school sire II.
Clarence :. Booth and his hrothers-in-
law Roy and Guy Holman. and Fred c.
Curtis left Sunday night for Laurci-in-
the Pines. Lakewood, y. j.. whore they
have employment fer the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI, Bond of Thetford
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Young of brad
ford spent Sunday at ID. II. Morse'S.
Mcssrs Bond and Young, who are mas
tors Of the oranges of their respective
towns. came to witness the eXemplifr a.
ton Of the gree WORK of the local sr nge
which received 16 new members Saturday
evening. The Randolph orchestra furnish
ed music. A harvest march was given by
~ young people in costume and "A banquet
was served to an unusually large attend
ance The membership of the grange is
about 250 and is exceeded by only one 9TH
OF grange in the State--the one at Brattle-
boro.
d. f. Cooling and family left yesterday
for Melrosa, Mass, where they will spend
enCe physician. Their house here VIII be
occupied during the absence of the fam
lily by -. r.. Parthurst and wife
The Cooperative creamery made 1850
pounds of butter during tho month Of Oc-
tobcr, for which $780, were received. The
cost to manufacture was 2-3 cents a
pound, including 1879 Gems reserve. The
price per pound paid patrons for butter
was p cents.
Monday night tho graded school was
closed for the remainder Of the week ow-
ing to the fact that there are three cases
OF scarlatina in town the last victim haV-
ing been taken i'll in school If there have
been many exposures to the disease from
this case developments will show it during
this intermission.
W. r. Mcsser of Earre, who is i'll at G..
T.. Cushman's with pneumonia, is being
cared for by his wife, who was sent for
Saturday. Roy Huse. another victim of
this intermission.
Mrs A. NJ Pierce of Cambridge Mass
came Saturday to spend the winter at
Rev. w. K. Davenrort's.
Willis Waldo and wife are rejoicing over
| the birth of "a daughter.
| Miss Florence Lamson goes to-day TO
New York city to visit at the home Of Col.
A. r. ChandleV on her way to Anthony,
Fla, TO spend the winter
The bass viol used in the festival or
chestra by Harry l.. Bccdle Of keene, n.
| H., was for many years owned by Hend'y
Greene of the Bostcr Symphony orches-
ira Who valued il ar 10000 i, is one of
~ ia r,onuf,c+nrad NV Nicholas
Amau, the celebrated violin maker about
1860.
''l'' - va -
1r.Hsc Nnr,tn at the Montpelier seminary
last June and now am officer of the stat,
Insane Asvlum at Waterburv was in town
last Saturday to complete arrangements
for teaching i'm the Toad Hollow
school this winter-Icrbert Martin has
lately finished the work of putting in u
stone Foundation for a furnace soon tc
Inc nIaced i'm the basement of the Metho.
dist church. This church was built 3,
wears ago and the fact that n good base
n.nt was put in al that time MATERIAL y
lessons the cost of tho new heating ap.
naratus.-Joel A Bass is playing WITH d
stock company in Montrcal.-Tnc annua
n,eetinf, Of This Masonic district is to be
hold hero ON the dth day of pccember.-
Alice Green. Nellie blanchard. Fred Burn.
ham and Irving Whore return to Goddard
, seminary this wCek.IA petition mas iate
iGstruction In higher English be provided
for tho coming winter term. It is believed
that rho request will not he granted or
account of tho extrn cxpense and also
Lccoue. the Quarry district has the frs
cloim in case another school should bc
.etah,iehed anywhere in tow,l.-Rev. O
u Crann Of Harrington conducted the ser.
,icos at tho CONGREGATIONAL church las
Sundav.-The Misses l<imbau returned
from poland. Me. last Saturday.
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TUNBR1DGE.
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. George tholcott Oh Nempo, w. ~ n, VIZ
n recelit guest at ~ ~ uUou"l III s-NP ~.
Haze OF hutIahu Is SPe,u,ns LEV ""S
mere as thc guess Vi iDali'o' ~: hopo1 30. \,
H. g. PEABODY mas soI,c u Nui'cp,u, ~
H., Tor Few "eehS'-N aileh W. al > nel
= VINO mas PASSED. seNci"i "coNS ~ Wv
l hampshire returhcu mere ""t"i u"s "''
Is Is Il guest or MI ana MIS- H. II. IA!
Il Ward'-Mrs' IL a. AineN ma, to''e ~ NJ
e. YORK city lot snort Nisil' '~ii" ,l'l...
y Woodland returned last week rom NUM-
! il'g trip OF lie" Weths nnons ~
4 mountains IN the central part Vi .iIe SSa va,
Mr.. ana Mrs henry y N'ns anu MI
Helen klng OF Lawrence, Mass ~, y, w.
! guests OF hon ana MIS- Milaru i M"
last week -farold CorWn Oh chn.s'th
- a guest OF MI ana Mrs' benjamin iueAe'
CHELSEA
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