Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH

The body of J. w. Gabrle was brought
here Thursday afternoon from st AL
Dams. where he died at the city hospital
"Wednesday evening with apoplcxy. Mr..
Gabrilc lcft here Monday the 18th with
his wife for st. Adams. where he was
Stricken with apoplexy which developed
Into paralysis and caused his death Mr..
Gabrille. one of Randolphs respected
eitizens, was 80 years old and has been "
Sesident of this place for So years. coming
here from Rivcrton, Conn. With his IA
Bier, William Gabrielle he conducted the
cottage Hotel for several years succeed
ms A. II. Bcedlc For the past q years
he had travelled for +. ". Hunt OF Bos-
Dor. wholesale liquor concern. His first
wife was Miss Caroline Chadwick and
after her dcceasc, he married her sister,
diss Susie Chadwick. who with one son,
Charles, survives him. MIR. Gabrille was
well known throughout the State among
travelling men and for his connection
Eith Masonry, where he had attained
high degree.
The marriage is announced to occur
August in the First Congregational
Church Of New Britain. Conn. of Fred
brick C.. Ferry of Wlliamstown Mass.
Ind Anna. daughter of Mrs Valentine b.
Who is a native of burlington fills the
Of dean Of the faculty of Williams Col
kge.
During the month of June the co-orera-
live creamery made Al. $50 pounds of but
Ter and paid patrons 5000. The price
paid per pound net for butter fat was %
eents.
Capt r. f. Bowman returned Friday
from Rochester. where he had been 10 at
tend a committee meeting of the Orange
and Windsor county veterans. The exec
utive committee have completed arrange
nents for the veterans reunion 10 nc
held in Rochester August 10. The Mont
pelier Military band and several promi-
uent speakers have been engaged for the
day and after the campfire.
r. A, George who has been associated
with A. J. Russlow in the livery bust
ness fer the past six months. has sold
his interest in the livery business and his
house on South Main street to Hayden
GAYLORD of Prookfield, who has already
taken possession Of his purchases. Mr.
George left Monday for North Hero
where his family will go rs soon as the
necessary arrangements are completed.
Mr. George expects to work at his old
trade as blacksmith IN burlington Ill the
near future.
There was Il case in court here Mon
a,v morning between Eugene s. Abbott
and Clinton Durham IT seems that Dun
ham took a job to cut 100 cords OF wood
for Abbott last winter II Is claimed that
Durham cut and sawed 81 cords of wood.
Tor which he was paid sl34. But Abbott
claimed that Durham had ,nisappro-
priated some of the money and did not
complete the work. NJ. NJ Wilson was
attorney for Abbott and tho case was
held before Judge William IL. Nichols,
who rendered Judgment OF F"oW In Ia
Hor OF Abbott, WITH close JAIL execution
HendinS ior DNnhani II hc'shouId la'i 10
settle FOR TINS amount
J"hn huioer'' VINO mas conducted a oar-
per Shor III ire r'oSon n'och 'or III" past
e* years nus '''N'' III. ,''r' r'n' 70
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nr.tion. mi. voel 10 ,oo,.n o. IIa..,',.,a,.
n,hnrc he will conduct q c,otbyr, ..oro
rbc regular stock sbipment from th,-
s,ot,on MONDAY morning was M, .s ,,rno
IA usual NJ. C. Rowell Skinned ono oar
load of COWS having an average nrico n,
az. The price paid per pound for hops
was : cents and for calves from to
Gents
l.. T.. Vanorman was arrested Tues
day forenoon by Chief OF Police +. s.
Abbott on the charge of indecent as
Dault upon Valentine, the ten year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Pack
hrd. A preliminary hearing was held
1t the home Of Judge William H. Mich
OILS Tuesday, when the case was con
Hinucd until the following day that the
defendant might procure counsel At
hearing held before Judge William
II. Nichols yesterday. Mr.. Vanorman
was bound over to appear In county
court Mt the December term with bail