Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-08
ORANGE COZ NTY.

Justin II. Moulton has returned from a
several weeks visit at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. A. r. Lane, where his
wife and daughter. Miss Mary, are spend
ing the winter.
The cooperative creamery made % 900
pounds Of butter in January
When Evan r. Evans reached Boston
Tuesday he was called upon to settle his
account with the Boston Globe for papers
sold here for them. West & Jenne, who
caused his arrest for obtaining goods un-
der false prctences. have taken further le-
gal action against him.
Mrs Elijah Edison died Sunday morning
at her home on Central street, of intesti-
nal obstruction, aged n years The fu-
neral occurred Tuesday. She left hus-
band and one son, W. F. Edison, prOprIc-
tor Of the Cash store here. r. r. Wiley
of Mortified, brother-in-law of the de-
ceased, visited her last week
Mrs. Clarence S. Booth returned Friday
from Laurel-in-t he-Pines. Lakewood, n.
j. where she had been visiting her hus-
band She will spend the remainder of
the winter with her parents, Heher Hol-
man and wife.
Miss Grace LamsOn returned Saturday
from Fitchburg, Mass, where size he'd
been guest of Mrs. E. p. Hastings and
family f. several weeks
The final meeting of the creditors OF A.
w. Tewksbury & Sons was held Satur-
day at the probate office and the fourth
and final dividend of s ITO per cent was
/ ordered paid by the assignee, Hon. W. II.
Dubois. This made total of 80 lilo per
cent paid to the creditors, the largest divi-
dend ever paid in insolvency by any es-
tate in the Randolph probate district,
BROOKFIELD.
/ w. C. Clark is visiting his daughter Min
mic at Sararac Lake, n. VA daughtor
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin HarrinS
al hoo. a
his farm to Mr. Holt, possession given
February 1st.-N1rs. Dan Whitney has
gone to Hope North Dakota, to visit her
relatives.--W II. Richardson has sold the
stage route from Royalton to East Brook
field to Silas Whitney.-Rev. Carlton
I HAGEN Is supplying al the Branch church.
C. A. Bigelow OF Burlington came down
Saturday TO accompany his wife to Bur-
! lington. Mrs BiGelow has been stopping
I for few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs c. II,
Bigelow.-Mrs. G.. x. Sprague is again i'll.
| Mrs. W. Fl. H. Clark Is working for her,
The Gulf Spring House is completed
/ and was opened with a ball February 8.
| Wilder's orchestra furnished music.
WILLIAMsToWN.
| Rev. William Schofeld preached at the
| Congregational church last Sunday
| Schools in the George Lynde and Clinton
| Cram districts closed last week. Belle d.
| Went to Randolph Centre last Monday 10
| take additional training in the Normal
schonl.-James X. Lynde is now acting as
landlord at the Monument House. This
arrangement is only temporary, Al
bert G. Atherton and daughter Lena, of
Waterbury are visiting relatives in town.
| Miss Baker of Boston is a guest at the
home of tho Misses Kimball.-George
| Beckett was obliged to give up work last
week as he was seriously threatened with
| pneumonia. Henry Poole has charge OF
| the town clerks Office during Mr
Bcckett's ilness-The Ladies' Social Cir
Gle of the Universalist church are to hold
a sociable with Mrs George T. Colby on
Thursday afternoon and evening FEB. Sth
The school census shows that there arc
426 pupils in town between the ages of
and 81 of whom 1l5 live in the quarry
district These figures include those who
being over 10. are not obliged to attend
school.
EAST RANDOLPH.
Fred Muxley has gone to his home In
Chelsea for a few days,-Charles Douglass
Of Claremont, \. H., spent Sunday ut V
l.. Allard s. elijah Camp has bought the
old Hanks place, between East and Souti
, Randolph, and Will take possession the
|; first of Aprl.-WillIam Richardson, whc
, has carried the u. S. mail for the past
, two years sold out TO Cyrus Whitney who
made his first trip Monday morning.
, There are some sevcnty-hve cases Of
measles in this vicinity.
, TUNBRIDGE.
Commander Henry r. Hayward Of Whit
: ney post announces the appointment o
the following standing committees for thu
ensuing year: Memorial. James l.. Farm
ham, h. w. Rolfe Elihu fuller; confer
encc, Nathaniel II. Goodwin Charlie
W. Goss, James l.. Farnham, Flihu Tu'
Ter, j. NJ Jones' finance, Andrew j. Willis
John Durkee, Charles A. Sargent; relief