Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-17
ORANGE COZ NTY.
TUNBRIDGE.

ORANGE COUNTY.
TUNBRIDGE.
Fred W. F'arnham OF CopperGeld was a
recent visitor at ~. Il. Hayward's.-Mr
and Mrs William r. Cobb of New York
city who with their child and nurse have
been guests at Elihu 1uller's few weeks
have gone to Boston for n few days-Mr
and Mes. w G. West of Lynn, Mass.
were visitors at Amos Cushman's last
week.-Mrs.. 5. +. Hayward left here Sat
urday for Concord. n. H.. where she will
| spend "A few days as a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred f. Hayward, after which she
goes to Contoocook to visit Or. and Mss.
| w. p. Beauclerk. MIR and Mrs. Alvah
Thompson Of Newport, n. H., were re-
cent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. n. X Good
win-Mrs. Adda johnson and Miss Ma
ron johnson Of Chelsea, Mass are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. n, *. George. Me. and
Mrs. Wallace w. Swan and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. FLANDERS have returned from York
Beach, Me, aztec an outing of few
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. James *. Goodwin
have gone to Lowell Mass. for few
vecks.-Judge and Mrs. Maynard r. Stiles
of Charleston, West Va, who have been
visitors at O. II. Goodaie's. have gone to
Albany, VT, to visit Darwin l.. Stiles,
Judge Stiles brother. Mrs. ]. O. Goodale
accompanies thcm.-Ilon. and Mrs. NJ. T,
King have gone to winthrop Beach,
Mass, for & few weeks. They contemplate
visiting York Beach and Peaks Island,
Me. before returning here.-Nliss Amy l..
Kirby Of Montpeler is a guest of Miss
Hattie b. Hayward Rev. and Mrs. +.
H. Alden have gone to Hartand for a
short vacation trip.-Mrs. f.. S. Slack who
has been in Mortified a few weeks is now
at homc.-Frof and Mrs. E. j. Bugbee,
have fe, OF
the EuEbee cottage near Ludlow guests
of Frank Bugbee, have gone to Wallng-
ford for a short visit.-Miss Mamie Nelson
returned from Waitstield Friday after an
absence of a few weeks.-Rev. w. Sher-
man Thompson of Maiden Mass. will
preach at the CoNgre gational church Sum
day.
CHELSEA
The young son of c. H. Kent, who lives
with his grandfather, j. c.. Davis, got his
hand crushed in barn door last week
one bone was broken, and the hand was
otherwise badly bruised-A. II. Powers
and wife and G. l.. Stow and wife left for
Saratoga Springs on Thursday of last
week to be absent a fortnight or more
Perley Chandler and wife of Barre, old
residents, have been staying several days
in town-What is known as the Atwood
farm, at the head of Maple street, was
sold last week by c. r. Corwin to l.. II.
Bohonon for s500.-Oscar II. Bugbee and
wife of Splitlog, Kan, are visiting Mr..
Bugbee's sister Mrs. r.. w. Laird. Mr..
Bughee is native of this town, but has
not been here for some twenty years. He
is railroad engineer.-Fred Osterhout Of
Lowell, Mass, is at B. H. Adams for
few weeks.-A. +. Mills has Joined his
family from st. Louis. Mrs. Root of Al
ton H., is also at j. b. Atwood Sired
ct,oit rP obi
ter's for few weeks.-Ella X. Herrick,
supervisor of drawing in the Buring ton
public schools, is visiting at j. B. Bacon's,
coming here from the summer school al
Bradford, where she was one of the in
Treasurer John l.. Bacon
spent Sunday with his family here.-There
were ten candidates at the teachers ex-
animation last Friday and Saturday
Charles F. Doyle has moved into the house
formerly occupied by the late Major Rich
ard Smith.-Willam VeaZe and Miss Nj.
G. Flint of Somerville, Mass, are staying
at the Orange County Hotel.-One of NJ.
II. Hazen's stage horses dropped dead last
Thursday morning in the Needles Eye"
in unbridge.-George Hood of Corinth,
who was committed to Jail July % for an
unsatisfactory disclosure of the source Of
his intoXication. found his memory
by his confinement and was
discharged on Tuesday of last week. The
next day states Attorney Darling visited
Corinth and prosecuted Moses II. Magoon
for an Illegal sale of cider. He was fined
$40 and costs.-Mrs. r. II. Lyon and chill
dron of Montpelier are at DIR. A. B. Smiths
Mrs. Charlotte (Moulton) Carpenter and
children of Somervlle, Mass, are at c. +.
Moulton' s.-Almena II. Colvin, who has
been working in Corinth through the sum
mer, has returned home.-Mrs. G. A. Dens-
more and her son, Charlie are visiting in
ITur Il u-ip lnr
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall A. Carpenter
c. o. Slack and son have sold their feed
store to c. p. Dickinson.
BRAINTREE.
Miss Clara Bliss of Sodon Is visiting
Elsiva Pratt.-William Jackson has been
visiting in Burlington and other places tho
past week and has obtained a situation at
Montpelier unction.-Mrs. Nellie Br1lnton
of Boston is visiting with her father, h. l..
Sumner for n short time.--Carria Erskne
Of Randolph has been visiting Elgiva
Pratt.-Guy Farr has commenced to leasn
telcgrdphy of Mr.. Blanch at the station,
taking the place of William Jackson.-Ira
Battles has received an increase of pen
sion from twelve to thirty dollars a month
and live hundred dollars back pay.-Mrs
Mime Bartells and Miss Georgia Bartells
are guests at Walter Bigelow's.
Thresher is al his brothers..
RANDOLPH.
Agar f. Carleton. who came here
week ago to visit his mother and his sis
ter, Mrs, j. f.. Hobart, has severed his
with the Worcester Spy at
Worcester, Mass, and sails Saturday from
New York on the steamship Aller, North
German Lloyd line, for Almeria. Spain
where he will enter the United States con-
sular service.
DR., Leon Allen of East Roxbury has be-
gun practice here with DR.. A. C. Bailey.
Saturday morning at the Christian par
sonage Rev. w, II. Chidley united in mar
riage Frank f. Marden and Mrs. Jennie
Swan, both of this place.
Mrs. NJ. o. Hubbard died Saturday
morning after a lingering illness. She
was tho mother of A. NJ. Hubbard and
Mrs Hudson Bailey Of this place Her
husband survives her
Miss Maud Hebard went to Lunenpurg