Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-13
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH


Waterbury asylum of cancer Of the liver,
with which she became seriously i'll
about two weeks ago. For the past -
gears her mind has not been right and
she has been cared for at the State in
,stitution for the insane She is survived
by three daughters. Mrs. II. e. Neff. Mrs.
Fred Whitelaw and Mrs. Henry Seymour
all Of this place. The body was brought
krom Waterbury Thursday night and the
Funeral was hold at tho home of her
ldaughter, Mrs Whitelaw. on Central
street at $50 o'clock Friday afternoon
1.-THE Rev. 6. @. Howe "fficiated and IN
'Aerment was made in the family lot in
Soutlvicw cemetery.
= There was large stock shipment from
fhis station Monday morning by NJ. e.
fRowell ard Messrs Hatch and Rickcr The
Epricc paid per pound for hogs was cents
and FOR calves from &c cents.
Harry Wilson. young man who
came to this town several weeks ago
from Lowell. Mass. and has since been
working for Earl ~. Pow - left the
latter's ranch in an unceremo. aus man
ner Sunday night and took with him a
suit Of clothes. two watches. sum OF
money and other articles belonging to
MIR Powers and has not been seen since
TnG Snerl1 anu ponce lave I'eu buSE
eince in search of the culprit. bur as
yet their lahors have beoen fruitless and
Wilson is still at large
Mrs. l., A. Pearson. who has been in
very poor health for some little time
suffered severe setback the first Of
che week and is still in a very critical
condition Her daughters. Mrs. +. ~
Bean of Barre and Miss Gertrude Pear
son. who has been in Burlington for
several weeks. are here assisting in the
care of Mrs Pearson.
Albert f. Manchester, who suffered n
shock two weeks ago. was reported as
comfortable. but is slowly losing
strength.
Daniel McCarty of Malone. n. Y. ar
rived in town Monday and has succeed
ed j r. Hardy night operator at the
station. f. A. Brodeur. who has been
night operator for the past few months.
Is nov acting as day operator.
Louis Conant. who has been working
about this village for n few weeks. was
arrested Monday by Chief of Police T..
s. Abbott. In the afternoon he was
given a hearing in court where ne plead
cd guilty to petit larceny and was fined
80 with costs amounting to $GSl 1t
Is claimed that Conant has been boa rd-
. ynG az u. a. DuTkec on SCnOOI street
and Monday after the family left the
house he broke in and changed his
clothes and in leaving took with him n
small sum Of money. 1t is also aimed
that small sums of money had been
missed from the house on several occa i
sions previous. Corant has a rather bad
name in the eastern part Of the town
and this is the second time he has been
arrested during the past month
Orman Terry. who has been spending n
two weeks vacation at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Terry, re-
turned to brooklyn. y. V, yesterday.
Mrs J. Il. Ed edge and two SOS LETT
Tuesday for Warren. whore they will
spend some little time with relatives.
Mrs. F.. ~ Bean who has been assist
ing in tho care Of her mother. Mrs. L. A.
Pearson, returned Yesterday to her home
in Barre. Mrs. Pearson. who has been So.
riously i'll, was quito a little better yes e.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Shattuck left y,ster-
day for Highgatc Springs where they will
spend the summer AT Camp Randolph
MIR. and Mrs. \. T.. Dean will leave TO-
morrow for Highratc Servings to spend
the summer At Camp Rard lph.
Martin Trwksbury and family will leave
Saturday for York Beach. Me- whore
they will spend tho summer.
Fred Raymond. who has been spend ne
week al tn home Of his parents MIR
ard Mis-. 10 eph Raymond, returned yes
tordny to Springfield.
Mrs. Thomas Hammond Of Northamp
ton. Mass. nrriv, d in town Tuesday for Il
few werks visit with relatives in town.
\ son was BON Tue day. July II, To the