Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-03-10

finished there and has moved his family to
the small house on the Cushman farm,
and Pearl Campbell will carry on the
Hutchinson farm for the next year. Dr.
Eaton after finishing his business will re-
turn to-day TO Maiden, Mass.
At the next meeting of West Randolph
Grange to be held in Grange hall March
L.. the programme will include an address,
NJ, n. NJ Totman, which will be fol
Master II. NJ. Totman, which VIII he FOL
lowed by a general discussion on the same
subject. Each sister viii bring box for
the social which will be sold by Auc-
tionccr j. =. Cleveland and the proceeds
will be used to start hall building fund.
W. T. Edison has purchased through the
g. Is. Cushman real estate agency TN"
Walbridge place near the trnch on Main
street and will take possession OF the
Same Immediately. Adrian Hatch. VINO
has been living in the house for several
years. will remain there for another year.
Mr. Edison intends to put IN a grain and
feed store here and use u part OF the place
for a store house.
Miss Mary Lucina SaNton. who has
been studying in the Springfield. Mass"
city library for the past six months,
has been Obliged to give UP her studies
there for the present and is taking an
enforced vacation. Miss SaXton and
her mother. Mrs. Mary Saxton. are OK
pected here in short time to spend
several weeks
Mrs Jennie Sanborn. wife of Charles
T.. Abbott. died yesterday morning at Or.
Gfiord's sanitarium where she underwent
what was considered IL very successful
operation Monday morning. but her gen
cral physical condition wax very low. nav
ing suffered SO much pain for the past
few months. that she was unable to re
gain strength. Mrs, Abbott has passed
the greater part of her life in Randolph,
lar ladies of the town. She has been an
active member in tho Order of Eastern
Star and very popular member of the
Randolph Woman Literary club ana Of
several other social organizations OF tn"
town. Mrs. Abbott is survived by II huse
band. three sons. Ernest of Chicago.
Leighton of Proctor. and Robert of this
place. three daughters. Mrs. Eugene So
gar and Miss Edith Abbott of this place
and Mrs Griffith. who lives in the South
The time of the funeral has not been de-
cidcd upon hut the Rev. V. NJ. Hardy of
Foxcraft. Me, formerly of this place
will oflciatc.
, George Oracle n man about 81 years of
age died Tuesday night of consumption
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. Louis Jerd
Mr. Oracle arrived in this town about
three months ago in Il serious condition
| being in the last stages of consumption
and since his arrival here had gradually
al, his life until several months ago
when he was taken sick and was Obliged
! To give up his work in Boston. Aftei
! spending a few months in New York hf
came to live with his sister. Mrs. Jcrd
| He is survived ly a wife. who was VIII
! him at the time Of his death. mother
! two sisters Miss Ada Oracle of Nova
Scotia and Mrs. Louis Jcrd. and three
! brothers. John Ernest and Charles, al
of this place. The funeral will he holt
| this afternoon at the homo of his sister
on Elm street
| Cassius Peck of Burlington was in towl
! the first of the week buying cattle witt
Martin Rowoll and returned to Rurling
ton Tuesday night, having purchased :
carload of cattle which were shipped t'
the college farm at Burlington yesterday
I Herbert Campbell has finished work n
the Green Mountain s4pck farm and has
commenced work for H. e. Sopcr, wh'
will carry on his farm this year. .. j
Hood. who has been carrying on the ="
per farm for the past two years. will lin
ish there April |. and move his family tt
| his house on Central street.
| Merrill W. Campbell. who has heoI
carrying on the Horace Lamb farm nca'
tho Center for the past few years. Ina:
finished there and is moving his famil,
to the =. G. Bass house on School street