Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-11-21
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

aHNNCOGi Its
Wednesday n. W. McColom bought of
William S. Wood his large pasture with
the exception of four acres near the res
ervoir, which Mr.. Wood reserved. The
price paid was $500. Mr.. McCollom in
tends to- cut down the woods at one side
for timber.
Moulton Bros. have sold to Victor A.
Grant of pittsfield, n. H., the Dean la e
set place which they purchased some
timc ato. The consideration was $500,
which does not include any Of the stock.
At O'Clock Sunday afternoon, at her
late home on the road which is II contin-
uance of Elm street the funeral of Mrs.
Frank i. Griswold was attended by Il
large number of friends Mrs. Grswold
died Friday morning after "A long illness.
February she suffered shock. from
Which she r'Vcr rallied much of the time
suffering intensely. Her only SON. Charles
r. Griswold oi Gardner, Mass. assisted
mis- father IN caring for her. Mrs. Girls
void ana two children came Saturday for
the funeral. Two brothers of Mrs. Girls
void, Charles and Forest Shattuck of
Hatfield Mass, a sistcr-in-lJw. Miss Sa-
rah GriSwold of Brattloboro. and Dr. c.
f. +. Sparhawk of burlington are also
mere. Rev. Homer White, rector of ST.
Johns church OF which she had been Il
regular attendant. otiiciatcd at the flu
neral. Intcrmcut was in the Griswold lot
in South View cemetery.
The Cooperative creamery paid pa
irons 20, cents for October butter fat, or
Il cents for butter.
Miss Nora Connolly closed n fan term
OF school in Pcth Friday There will
probably bc no school in tho district this
winter. Miss Clara Bean closed school
in West Brook'i'ld the same day.
There was a large attendance and gem
eral good feeling at the village meeting
ing. when the village district unanimous
ly voted to purchase and present to the
town oi Randolph the AFRO Adams place
on Main street, to be cleared for a site on
which to erect the sl0Om public library
which Col Robert j. Kimball has donated
to the town. J. a. Fowler acted as mod
orator and l.. Il. johnson as clerk, in
tho absence of Postmaster Eldrcdge. A
resolution covering the purchase and con-
\cyance of the property was read by
Judge RoWcll and was unanimously aC-
Ceptcd and adopted. The trustees were
to borrow $500. the price of the
Adams property of which immediate pos
session will l." taken. it is now expected
that Col. Nimball and an architect from
Lowell Mass, may come here next week
ana begin plans for the building, which 1t
is hoped Will be completed early next fall.
John f.. kimball, whose bonds were call
cd and forfeited at the session OF tho su-
piome court in Montpelier several Weehs
ago, has decided to one of his bondsm H..
VIM. II. Nichols of this town. for $50 O.,
his house ana barn on Elm street, his
farm in Braintrcc and two small places
on the beach"
Robert Flint has gone to Marshall.
Mich, where he will work for the winter
in It hotel conducted by his unc.c
Mr. and Mrs. William Avery of Camp
ton village, y. H., ar" visitors at the home
of Mr. Avcry's father, f. +. Elmer Oh.
Tomorrow evening "A: the rooms of the
Volunteer Hose company will occur the
Wuu meeting for the election of OIL
Gers A spread will follow.
Hon. ana Mrs VIM. H. Dubois went to
NcW York Tuesday to spend IL few days.
Dr. j. /. Clifford leaves to-day for New
York, where he will spend six weeks in
medical study.
Miss Ella kelly of Mortified has begun
ccry.
Mrs. Eugene p. Segar of Burlington is
here to spend few days with her mo H.
er, Mrs. G. f.. Abbott, who intends to leav,
Saturday for NaldoSta Ga, whore she
win spend the winter at the home OF her
judge Grifln.
i" NJ. Goudenough Of BrattleLoro arrives
to-day to assist his sister, Mrs. +. l..
lass in the work of preparing a fare
ana "harlcquinadc' for Presentation at
the regular meeting Of the Grange to-
morrow evening.
At the last regular meeting of L. S.
Grant post, q. 4. r.. ii was voted to pur-
chase markers for the graves of the SOL
ldcrS in town. Next month a party of
glass blowers viii come here under the
auspices of the post t. assist in raising
money for the purpose.
The two young daughters of George
Evans of Barnard were brought here last