Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-24
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH

The Brigham creamery paid 100 for July
butter less &c for making
j. j. Terse Is suffering from spraned
knee. the result of a bicycle accident.
Flut & Kidder are buying wool for Phil
adelpha parties, paying Ii and 20 cents.
/ Victor Williams goes to-day to HaVer-
hill. Mass, for a two weeks visit with his
sister.
Henry Holman went to East Charleston,
VT. Wednesday to work for his GRANDPA
Their,
George W. Wilson, and son c. II. Will
son of Corinth are visitors of Mrs. Chas.
Abbott this week.
Dr. A. c., Bailey and family and l.. G..
Drew are at Silver Lake, Barnard, camp
ling for a short time,
i Mrs. f. Dupuis is spending the week in
Fast Bethel.
Rev. l. p. Booth of Morrisvile visited
his son, L. p. Booth left here Tuesday.
A. II. Bell left Monday for the west. He
will spend some time In Chicago, III.
Mrs. w. s. Curtis is home from Green's
boro.
George Brock has finished work in the
Red Lion Inn Market.
, w. NJ. Hoyt and wife of California are
guests of his brother, George.
e. w. Rugg of Boston, Mass, was here
Tuesday
Mrs. John Jerd of West Brookhed was
adjudged insane and taken to the Water
Eugene Finn of Boston is in town for a
few days
TUNBRIDGE.
Mrs. Cornela Buzzell and Miss Anterior
of Worcester, Mass. were recent guests at
II. X. Hayward s.-Mrs. Abbio Emery and
Miss Ina c. Dmery of Washington, d. c.,
are guests at L. u. Monkey s.-Mrs. l.. +.
Whitney returned frcm Middleboro, Mass,
Thursday after visit of a few weeks
Mr. and Mss c. c. Ordway went to MIDI
dlesex last weak for a few days.-Nrs
jennie Hagan Jackson and Miss NJ Will
son Of Fort Worth. Texas, were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones last week
Mrs. Addie johnson and Miss Marion
Johnson OF Chelsea, Mass, who have pass-
ed few weeks here as guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. *. George returned to Chelsea
Saturday.-Prof. f. j. Bugbee returned
from Hartford last FridA after a short
visit.-The executive committee Of the
| Worlds Fair society met Saturday to
make arrangements for the coming cXhib-
ition of the society which will he held
here Oct. 3, 1, and next-Mrs. II. Tucker
Mrs. H. Carleton, Mrs L. A. Augir and
Howard Tucker have gone to st Johns-
bury for a few days.--Mr. and Mrs. julius
G.. Goodwin of Philadelphia are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Tracy Mr.. Goodwin
was a member Of Co. p, 18th VT, and is
a member of Whitney Post.-Mrs. Edward
Towner of Boston and Mrs. Charles ragS
of Denver, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r. Sanborn. They arrived here Saturday
evening.-Mr. and Mrs George z. Porter,
Ralph Porter and Harold Potter of Ham
ilton. Mass, who have been guests at Cor
neius Noyes' a few weeks. returned to
Hamilton Monday.
CHELSEA.
Arthur Z. and Clarence D. Stearns have
bought the O. H. Briggs farm in Williams
town for sl4O.-Philip J. Little and wife
| have been visiting for a week in Brandon.
Miss Mary George of Wakefield, Mass,
is at A. w. Whitney s.-Miss Ada G..
! Dennis of Gloucester, Mass, is at i. NJ.
| Perkins, Mrs A. C. Puffer of Methueel,
Mass, and Miss Grace Puffer of Spring
Mass, are at A. F. Morey's.-C. P. Dick
inson and family took carriage trip to
Rutland ast week Robert H. Brooks of
! Claremont, n. H, classmate of Fred r..
Atwood in Dartmouth college, has been
visiting him-Mrs c. F. Hemenway of
Lowell Mass, and her sister, Miss Annie
Shepard, are at the Avery place, which
Mr., Hemenway bought last year,. b.
Bacon and wife and W. p. Townsend and
wife left on Thursday for an outing at
the observation-disclosures Bill. now of Man.
chester y. a., is making his annual visit
/ in town.-ReV. Franklin S. Hatch of Mon
son. Mass. is visiting his brother. W. S.
| Hatch.-Charles Brooks Of Bradford has
| peeh serving a ~ days sentence IN Jan TOT
I intoxication and breach of the pe9ce.-
Mrs. Barnard of Lowell, Mass, is at c.
A. DensmOre's. S. Chaplin left og
Monday for visit at Acworth. y. H.,
and else whGre-Road Commissioner Mat
toon is constructing piece of permanent
road on Main street, running north from
the Tracy bridge following the methods
approved by the State highway commits
! sio.er.-Nearly all of the schools in town
are to begin next Monday.-Mrs w. F.
Hood. Mrs. Gail C. Helmer and the Hell
mer children and maid left on Thursday
to join DIR. Helmer In Canada.-A union
service was held at the Methodist church
on Sunday evening, being the first of a
series to be held alternately at the two
churches each Sunday evening until the
beginning of evangelisic services, con-
Quoted by Rev. Ralph Gillian. These SER
vices arc to begin on Sunday. September
| Ill. *. Darling is in Morrisville this
week on legal business