Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

Invitations have been sent out by Mrs.
Emily Hastings for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Louise, to DR.. Harry
sylvester Clark, to take place on the
evening of July q at the First Christian
Church here.
Dillingham; Waldo who has been in poor
health for several months. died at his
home on Pearl street Thursday afternoon
The funeral was held at the home at
four O'Clock Saturday afternoon with the
Rev. G. O. Howe officiating.
Clinton Andrew. the two years old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clcstic Stevens. died Thurs
day at their home about one and n hall
miles south Of this village after a several
days serious illness with cholera infan-
tum. The funeral was held at the
house Saturday afternoon at one o'clock.
The Rev. Fraser Metzgcr. pastor of the
Christian Church OBLIGATED and interment
was made in Southview cemetery.
There was a large stock shipment from
this station Monday. Besides the usual
amount of hogs and calves. Il. +. Kicker
shipped one carload of rs COWS and NJ. {.
Roweli carload of the same kind to {.
II. C;alpin and the latter will take them
to Connecticut. The price paid per pound
for hogs was 5 cents and for calves from
II to cents.
News was received yesterday that ].
w. Gabrillc. who left here Monday
accompanied by his wife. suffered a shock
Monday afternoon in st. Adams. Mr..
Gabrille suffered a slight shock when
at home several weeks ago. Mrs. Ga
| brille is with her husband.
| During the thunder shower yesterday
morning barn on the Robinson farm
| ,,,1, h1,
| lightning and burned to the ground
The barn was empty and the loss is
covered by insurance.
Miss Lena Ellison of Bellows Falls
arrived in town the first of the week to
spend a short vacation with her moth
or. Mrs. Eugene Ellison
| There will be a ball game at Nc
Calls park Saturday afternoon be.
tween the town team and team from
Sharon.
Tuesday was record breaker for
heat in Randolph. The thermometer
registered from Sc to 30 degrees in the
shade and the highest noted was taken
by DR.. Francis Eaton in his garden
where the mercury clumbed to ZIG de-
grees
Miss Alice Buck accompanied by
William Pclton left yesterday for
Crystal Lake, Locke Haven. n. H..
where they will spend a week camp
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Ned c. Buck.
Miss Blanche Wicker of Boston is
making a months visit with relatives
| here and in East Braintree.
Clarence Emery of Washington. d. c.
is spending a months vacation with
relatives in this vicinity.
Frank Wood, who cut his foot while
in bathing last week Is able to attend
to his duties in the grist mill but has
to travel with crutches.
Miss Georgia White is taking vaca-
tion from her duties in the Herald and
News office and Miss Ethel Newton is
acting as local editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. l.. Bass and son,
Royce Bass. left yesterday for Pitts
field to attend the funeral of a relative,
Alvin Brown. who died Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Rowell left yesterday
for West Somerville. Mass. where she
will spend two weeks with relatives
Miss Sallie Emery of Chelsea, who
has been a guest at Hon. !. D. Dcni-
sons this week, left yesterday for
South Royalton, where she will visit
her grandparents.