Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-03
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

the marriage of ;. Louise Hastings.
daughter of Mrs. Emily Hastings, TO
Dr. Harry S. Clark of Danvcrs. Mass.
The Episcopal marriage service was
performed by the Rev. Fraser Metzger
and was witnessed by n large number
of the friends of the contracting par
ties. The church was tastcfully pre-
pared for the occasion. AS the strains
OF the wedding march weIe played by
Miss Edith Marcott. the little flower
girls, Misses Ruth Scott and Dorothy
Buck preceded tho bridesmaids. Misses
NJ. Blanche Sparhawk, Sarah Chedel
and Lillian Knowlton. followed by the
bride and her sister. Mrs. r. +. McLau-
rim OF Havana. Cuba. who acted as ma
iron of honor While marching down
the aisle the bridesmaids sang the
| Bridal Chorus At the altar this
party was met by the groom, attended
by Robert Mitchell. who acted as best
man. The ushcrs were DR. w. G. Wood
ward of Providence, II. l.. Frank Hast
| ings of Havana, Cuba. DR.. II. =. Nc
Intyre and Erwin S. Whitcomb of
Barre. The brides gown was of white
muslin trimmed with Irish point lace
and she carried "A bouquet of brides
roses. Both DR.. and Mrs. Clark are
very popular young people in this
town where they have spent the great
or part OF their lives. Dr. Clark is a
graduate of the Harvard Dental COL
lege and is now located in practice in
Danvers. Mass The young couple were
recipients of many beautiful and val
liable presents. Dr. and Mrs. Clark
left last night for Wcirs. n. H., for
vcrs, Mass, where they will be at
home after August 20. number from
out Of town attended the wedding
among whmo were Mrs James Walk
or Of Barre. DR.. w. c. Woodward Of
Providence. r. l., and Erwin S. Whit
comb OF Barre.
News was received Friday of the
death of Loren F.. Griswold. a lawyer at
IS State street. Boston. formerly Of this
place. Mr.. Griswold. who was making IA
touring trip on his bicycle was struck by
"A train at Baldwins crossing. Stratford
y. H.. Wednesday, afternoon and was
50 badly hurt that his leg was amputatod
ut Il hospital in Lancaster, n. H.. where
he died from the shock Friday morning
His mother Mrs. Ad,lic +. Griswold. and
his sister. who have been spending some
little time at tho center, were called tc
Lancaster, n. H., Wednesday on account
Of the accident. Mr.. Criswold was the
grandson o. Loren Griswod. an old-tm'
resident of Randolph.
Pearl Perrin. who has been very ser
ouslv i'll for tho past six months suffer
ing with Il caancer, died Friday at thu
Randolph sanitarium, where he had bcei
for the past two months. Mr. Perrin Wa
/. for number of years.
Two young men who were in town las
!, week doing a Wholesale business in tn
: line of extracting teeth. without pain. lef
here rather unceremoniously but just II
time to avoid being arrested Saturday
The papers were in the hands of the off
: GERS but the parties escaped. 1t is claim
cd that these gentlemen may have n RICH
: to extract teeth but none but license
dentists or doctors can use drugs and 1
n number of cases where they operate
quite serious trouble has resulted. TIL
same parties were driven out of Bcths
land the officers up and down the lin
have been notified to be on the lookout fu
. said parties.
=. +. Kicker shipped n carload of COW
from this station and one from Share
| MONDAY ana NJ. 4. RoWeIl SHIrHtu OH
carload from here Monday. These COW
were all bought by ]. II. Galpin & So
and will be shipped to Connecticut T,l
regular stock shipment was rather small
The prices per pound for hogs was 8 cent
' and calves from to cents.
Deer have been seen by various peopl
in this vicinity nearly every day tn
summer and number have been see
within the village limits. a few day
lago Il young fawn was seen in garde
y on the fair ground and in n few minute
tho garden was surrounded by womel
who wanted to see Il real live deer. Who
the little fawn was leaving the garden on
lof George Stacks sons caught hold
tho little animal hut held on for n shol
S minute only. Monday evening a deer W;
y seen in q. L. Martins garden on Rar
J. |dolph avenue and after feeding on som
J. of the choice morscls the animal came n
J. the street and walked up the avenue
N the Kimball place to the woods.
II A son. Stanley Theodore. was born SUI
:. day, July 30. to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Vail
- at the Randolph sanitarium.
is Messrs. Henry A. Leonard and job
b. Il. Drew proprietor of the Centr,
r Pharmacy here for the past l2 veal
r. dissolved partnership Tuesday, Augu.
IF l. MIR. Leonard has retained the bu.
mess Mr.. Drew will remain In IL
drug store until August Is, but 9
yet, has no definite plans for the (,
is ture.