Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-11-24
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

Quito a long string of farmers, who have
land touching the Braintrce branch from
the covered bridge in this village to East
Granville are very much disappointed in
their attempt to stock with fish and close
this branch TO all outside fishermen and
the local sportsmen are equally pleased TO
think that the farmers were unable 10
have this closed by means Of the lIegisla-
turc \ nutlher of mon representing the
Braintrco and Granville Fish and Game
League returned from Montpelier Thurs
day nir't having failed to carry through
their PROJECT There We're also n number
OF m.u who own land that touches ms
stream, that were opposed to the idea of
having this stream closed. The Hon. W.
f. Wall took the part of the local sports
mon ana NJ. NJ. Wilson was counsel for
1 the farmers
Friends and noehbors Of Mr. and MIS-
John c. Mcintyre to the number Of atty
called ON them Saturday afternoon at
their home in East Erautr,o .pld rendered
them "A Norv pleasant reception n honor
of their ioth wedding anniversary. Mr..
ard Mrs Mcintyre received the con
lgratulatious or their friends and were
also tho recipients of several handsome
presents This elderly couple are very
well known in this vicinity. having spent
| the greater part of their lives in Brain
, tree Mr.. ana Mrs. Mcintyre have been
postmaster and postmistrcss Ut East
Braintrce since Grover Cleveiani's first
administration At the present time both
are enjoying very good health.
John VAIL who in company with about
Ia dozen OF schoolmates was skating on
the hig pond Saturday morning, tried to
lcross over the mill dam on the thin ice.
which broke through. letting him into
the deep water. Leonard Coiumhe helped
him out and pulled him back on to the
solid ice. Young Vail could have done
but a very little toward helping himself
tout as the water was very cold and Sow
cral feet deep. The boys were daring
each other to sec who would cross the
stream which was covered with thick
ice. except where the current was swift
est in the center.
Charles G. Eoundy Of Worcester Mass.
- has purchased OF A. G. Osgood n halt
/ interest in the Randolph foundry and
, the firm Will bo known as osgood &
Roundv ana will continue the manu-
facture OF the Randolph Swivel pillow and
in addition VIII handle the Campbell
, farm implements.
Miss Eva Marcott. youngest daughter OF
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h III with an attack OF pneumonia ana ho
as mother. VINO has been assisting III III
Of caro- of Mr. Goodwin. was taken i'll MOI
TN day and Is confined to her bed, BEN
I'd very seriously ILL.,
lie There was large STOCK Shipment lroi