Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-12-17

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| Bertha NiCkorSOn Of East Granville
At tho last regular meeting of the T.. 4.
| Grant Post. G.. y, r., the following were
| the officers elected for the year cnsuin q
Commander John Hatch; senior vice
commander, John Manney; junior vice
commander, y. !. Pratt sergeant. j. ID.
Ldport; officer of the day, w. W. TYLER;
uuartcrmaster, T.. T. Sault; officer of the
guard. Charles Bower; sentinel. NJ y.
Rumril; delegates to State encampment,
L. +. Sault and Seth Bannister. alternates,
+. H. Kctchdm and b. I. Pratt.
There is one case of typhoid fever in
town, Fred. the young son Of Eugene
Green is the victim suffering with a mild
form of the disease.
vt the last regular meeting OF West
Randolph Grange. held in Grange hall
Saturday evening. occurred the annual
election of officers and the following were
ell cted for the year ensuing: Master,
Harry Nj Totman, ovcrsecr. w. w.
Jones; lecturer. Mrs. Dana II. Morse;
chaplain, Mrs. A. Il. Manchester; steward.
| Fay Burnett: assistant steward Homer
| tlough lady assistant steward, Miss
| Maude Sleeper: Ceres. Miss Eva Snow
Pomona. Miss Fay Brewster; Flora, Miss
| Elizabeth Cnmpbell secretary. Miss Alice
licrrick. gatcnccpcr. George H. Slack. At
IT," next meeting, To be held December
-. large class will be instructed in the
first degrees. The third and fourth degrees
Will be worked at the first meeting in
January. The installation of officers will
take place the second meeting in Jan
uary and A. A. Priest. secretary of
the State Grange, will act as Installing
officer.
Ulysses Smith. a man about 20 years
of age, visited his brother. Mr. smith
who lives ON the Blolgctt farm in the
llibbard hill neighborhood, Sunday, and
left there about five O'Clock in the even
ms for his home, but two hours later he
was found dead In the road not A half
milo from his brothers home. Mr.. Smith
hnd not complained of being i'll and his
d"1th must have resulted from heart trou-
bic. The funeral was held at his broth
"rs home Tuesday afternoon.
Nzro BoNcc is very dangerously i'll with
Pneumonia and as he also has a very bad
heart trouble his friends fear he cannot
recover.
Mrs. Matte Hart, wife of y. - Hart
died Monday ut the home of her son. Del
bert Hart. on school street. Mrs. Hart
WIS about ~ years of ago ana had been
IL very poor health for several months
bat had not been considered very danger
rusly i'll until the latter part Of last week
whcn she had a very bad spell from which
sl'" never rallied. Her daughter. Mrs
Frank w. Parsons. who lives I'm New
York, was Scnt for SATURDAY night but
her mother was dead before she reached
here Her husband has been very serious
" i'll for the past week at their homo and
Yesterday morning knew nuthinC Of his
uifo.s damn Nire iI,rt = ,,r,.i,-. 49,
husband. three duurhtors Ms Rurto,,
Flint Mrs. Fred .Iowctt and Mrs Frank
Parsons. also TWO sons. Dolhcrt and
q 'Orco Hart of this town Tho funeral
services were h"ld at her late home on
Elm street Tucs5aY afternoon.
rhc friends ana relatives of Mr. and
Mrs Norman Lili. mot Tuesday At Inc
Lille home near l}n.uvillc and mol, q
them celebrate their 50th We ldinr arni,..r
sarv. II WAS not =, formal affair simniv
the noiehbors and th,. relatives in hi.
vicinity called on Mr.. ana Nra I1lli.
ana rendered their oonpr,tul,tinne md
best wishes lo, man, m"rn nI.nsant ,,n.
uivorsaries.
The. members nf the rinr cI,s. of tho
Randolph hjnh schoo, hnvn dnridnd in
take a trlp to Wnshinrton u g tbis
spring instead of having tb,t usual grad.
uation oX,roises 'rbnv viii 90 I'm tbe vn-
cation between winter and sprins terms
Of school and viii be accornnanied hv
Frof oud Mr. T. Il pricb,rd .rho r,oss
plans to have u dromntic nntartnirme,t
Il little later. the proceeds tn he used
to defray the necessary class cxpo,,ses
charles [ilburu vino has hoan .m
ploycd for several wears IN tdsnn's store
has finished work there and has ron, into
plrtnersh;u with lIenr, : booth in ne
la,tcr's saw mill business IIorhort Inn
bard has stlcc,eded Mr. I<ilburn in va
sons stor,
Ecrnic NcCarron Of 81 AIhans and ui..
Henri.ttn Nocblnr ,var. ,r.r,ioI ,r,,.,-
d,v afternoon pt lin. h,,r, of IN. b,id.e
tnthcr Aurustus No.bIor az, pioo.,r,
street Tho ,yoddinp wa. - ,,,iot b,,,,o a +
fair no rn,ds n1vi,n h,, i..,,.d .,a
th4 ccrarnonv which ,,.,. nor rorr,od h,. H. -
Rcv. rraser NIetzror n..t,, of ,bn Cbris
tian Church. was yy,tnossad o,,l,. nv ~,
relatives and imiue di,tn r,innde Of mo CON
tractinr nurti.s Mr. ami Nre N,,.rro,,
wore rsr,nionts NJ ,nn,v ,,ioa ,,.,a,,t
chiefly in the line of silver v,rn Aron,
those fr,,r out of town uhn ,,ttardad nv.
Wedding were Mrs Nolir, I,.rd nf tos,
Hr4tn:rep and Mrs N.,ry N.,.or.r,
mother Of the vroon from whit, Pi,.r
Junction Mr. ana Nrs Ntnrnrr.., -,
hero Tuesday evening for \ViIlstnn Wharf,
they will visit fan, - fon d,,s h,f,ra sni,',,
To- EurInrton far - lonycr ,,.t, u,i,i
friends and relatives They v,,ll no AZ hon.
after February :u 4 Uovt str.,, 9,
Aln,us >
AFRO pn,co .bo,,t G. ,.,.,.,. -, .,,,. H.,
YESTERDAY noon ,t bi hn,no -, ,,,i
street pnounnnia com,li,o,..,, u.,,L
had hosrl ,rouhlo wa. mo ,,,,',o 90 -,
dn,th Air. 2ovro .,,.,,, 49,, W 49,
of his NE i'm Eas Rovhu,v ,nd fr,r,
thar Mace H.. no,,d how. ,.hn,I, t,,,, ,.i
h '+,',o "nd since mat timG has made his
Mr., Royce conducted Il meat business and