Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-07-23
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

William Lee was arres ed in West Brain
tree July II for theft. He was brought
into court and found guilty If stealing
shoes and wearing apparel from Frank
Bacheders store in Vast Braintree.
William II. Nichols acted as Judge and
NJ. NJ. Wilson WAS attorney for the prose
cution Lee was given a sentence of four
months in the work h"usr. This is not
the first time he has been arrested for
theft as he has already served SON
fences for the same crime
The school directors have elected the
following teachers for the coming year:
Principal, Fred +. prichard; assistant.
Miss Mary S. Dubois grammar grade,
Miss Jennie \. Stewart; seventh grade,
Miss lIlVa Parkhurst of North Troy; fifth
ami sixth grade Miss Blanche Adams of
South Royalton; fourth grade, Miss Eer-
tina NJ. Manuey; second and third grades,
Miss Emily johnson of Waitsfed; irSt
grade, Miss NcVa Lockwood of St Johns
bury. These teachers were all reelected
and the force is the same as last year
with the exception of the first assistant
in the high school, Miss Mary Lucina Sax
ton, who has taught in the high school
for the past six years. Miss Saxton
wouldn't accept the position for another
year as she wishes ~ spend a year
studying to he "A professional librarian
ana she will leave here in the fall to take
up this especial line of worlt Miss SAX
] II
will be missed by all the members of the
high school, who have been under her
instruction for several years. There has
not been anyone elected as yet to fill the
vacancy caused by her resignation. The
fan term of school will commence Sep
! tcnhcr I.
The Cooperative creamery paid % 3 (
cents net for butter fat for the month Of
June The creamery made 80 100 pounds
of butter and paid patrons N,oSo The
brigham creamery paid % ID cents net
for butter fat for the Same month.
Miss Shaw, who has been staying at
w. F. Flint's for several weeks, was OPP
Grated upon Friday at DR. Giffords sani-
| tarium for appendicitis ana "A floating
| kidney by Drs. John W. Gle of Hanover
and j. i. Clifford. The operation was one
Of very serious nature but the patient
is reported as getting ON very nicely.
Frank Blakley was quite seriously in
jured at the Salisbury Brothers furni-
ture factory Monday morning. The
elevator he was running dropped about
80 feet with him letting him down with
his load, part Of which fell on him. He
was carried to his home and attended
by Dir. j. l.. clifford, who found no broken
bones and aside from severe shaking
up he received no serious injuries,
Prof. j. NJ. Trask went Monday to
| Boston, whore he will go into business Az
| the horse exchange. the same business he
was IN several years ago. He VIII be
joined by his wife there next month.
Mrs. John Sabine is having placed in
the cemetery at the Center village the
finest monument that has ever been set
up in this vicinity.
| Homer Raincy went Monday to Proc
tor, where he has a situation as civil
engineer with the Proctor Marble COM
pany.
Fred Fairbanks is assisting in the ex-
press business Mt the depot, commencing
| work there Monday,
Monday, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs, John Bowen had his left shoulder
dislocatcd and the left clavicle bone
! broken by being thrown from a wagon.
He was riding with his father and they
were Just leaving Aaron Bowers house
where the funeral of Squire Bowen was
held when the horse became unmanaEc-
able and the occupants We're thrown out
| of the wagon. DIR. Stewart reduced the
fracture and reset the shoulder