Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-01-11
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
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butter maker at the c. Brigham creamery
here is spending a few days in town, a
guest at j NJ. Atwood's.
Robert Paine, whose wife was Bertha
Bradley of this place, moved last week
from St Adams to Mortified. whore he
has good position in Il hardware store.
Red Lion Inn has changed hands. MIR.
Brown of the Monument House at Will
| Jamestown being tho purchaser. lie has
an excellent reputation as keeper of a
first class hosterly. +. /. church. the
present proprietor. will probably remain
in possession for several weeks.
AT Grand Army hail Sunday a memorial
service was held IN honor of Asa Sander
Frank HUI and John Seymour, the three
comrades Of y. :. Grant post who died
during the past year. The Baptist choir
furnished music and the BAPTIST pastor.
Rev. T. A. Howard preached an excel
lent sermon There was n large attend
unce Of comrades and others.
Miss Grace LlnGon went to FitChburg.
Mass, Monday 10 spend some time with
ler friend. Miss Louise HASTINGS. She will
also visit in kcene, n. II before ner re-
turn.
Augustus King, who suffered paraly-
tic shock Friday can move his right arm
q little, but otherwise continues about
the same and his recovery is not expected.
At Grand Army hall Saturday evening
the officers of L. S. Grant Pos and the
Veterans, were installed publicly. after
which refreshments of cake ana coffee
were served. Postmaster j. b. Eldredgo
acted as installing officer for the Sons
There is another case of scdIlatinA in
town. Clarence Bruce, whose two hrot hers
have been afflicted. now has the disease.
The Methodist Sunday school reorg m
lied Sunday electng A. n. Hayes super
irtendent; j. g. Drew. assistant supcrin-
tcndont; Fred Drew, secretary and trcas-
urer; Grace Bailey. organist ana pr. A.
G. Bailey, chorister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Dudley were called
to Sufteld, Canada, Saturday by the seri-
Gus Illness of their son with typhoid fever.
A grandson died there recently of he
disease, which has afflicted the whole
family.
Mr. and Mrs. D. NJ. English came from
Everett, Mass Monday to spend the re-
n.ainder of the winter with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hattie Lamson.
large party went from here last even
ing to attend the dancing schoo. at " ast
Braintree. The reception at East Brain
tree in honor of Rupert Mann and bride
also attracted good number from This
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Church who have
rented the Red Lion Inn to w q. Brown
OF WillamStown, 20 soon to Montpci r to
reside for the present Miss Jessie ChdrCh
Is attending school at the normal.
i. y. storms is taxing week : NdCd-
ton from his duties as telegraph operator
at the station. VIM. Berger of st. AL
bans manpulates the keys during his alb
sence.
Tuesday the stockholders of the Ran
dolph National bank held their annual
meeting and elected the following direc-
tors for the coming year:-Wm. H Du-
Bots, John w. Rowel, willard Gay VIM.
II. Wall and Royal T. Du Bots. VIM. II.
Du lois was chosen president; John w.
Rowen, vice president; O. +. Copeland.
cashier and Fred Il. Du Bos, assistant
cashier. June lst the bank paid its 18th
consecutive semi-annual dividend of thee
per cent
Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Holman have arrir-
ed from Greenfield, Mass for a month's
stay at their home here.
Miss Anne Du Bots returns to-day TO
Smith College, Northampton. Mass.
John Kimball returned to Boston yes
terday. The trial of his brother Pearl,
charged with performing a criminal oper-
alton, has not yet been held and he is
under $4,000 bonds
Miss Lorena hutchinson of West Brook
hcld is guest at A. NJ. Hubbards.