Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-01-26
RANDOLPH.

Swampscott. Mass. where he will spend
the winter with his daughter. Mrs. Fred
| O. Thompson
Elm cottage WAS closed Saturday for
tho remainder of the winter and Mrs.
| Sophia Rischcau. accompanied by Arthur
Hernandez. left for New York city
| At the annual meeting Of the Randolph
| Telephone exchange. held in II. w. Me-
| Intyrc's office Friday evening, the fol.
| lowing officers were elected: President
n. w. Mcintyre. secretary and treas"-
urcr. H. II. Mcintyre. auditor, II, j..
Sanford; the committees and directors
arc the same as last year. Tho reports
| show that tho company is in good con-
! Iition IN every way and now has ~
| phones in operation in this village. Thu
company voted to have continuous scrv-
ice from a. m. till r. ny. This chang"
will give service during the noon and
supper hour and will require another OPP
orator. More phones are being put in
each week and everything connected with
the company is in n prosperous condition.
Articles of association have been filed
with the secretary of State for the, Ran
dolph sanitarum with a capita' svccN
of s7.5n,. Tho subscribers are DR. j. r
Clifford. l.. r. Johnson, Col. A. b. Chand
Ter f. A. Thomas and a. G. Osgood.
William s. Wood. 20 years Of age and
an old-timc resident of Randolphh, dice
Friday evening at his home on Parl
street. after an illness Of several months
and general breaking down OF his
health in the past year Mr. Wood ha:
lived on Park street for many years ant
was known by nearly everybody in thu
towns Of Randolph, Braintree and Brook
field and by many people throughout Or
I anse county. Mr.. Wood, who was a goot
, citizen. ncighbor and frend. has through
4 his honest dealings been very successful
IN farming and the handling of his hard
earned money and has left an estate Will
an estimated value OF $4,000. lie ~ sur
viycd by two brothers. ltazcn and Pan
t SON Wood, who live in the east part o
the town. and a sister, Mrs. Granger o
this village, and two children, II son
lChares r.. Wood Of Boston and Mis-
Myrtle Wood Of this place. The funera
was held at the house Monday Afternoon
n | a; two O'Clock
:, There was "A basket bah game in tn
Il laundry building Friday evening betwcc
: the Y. NJ c. team and team from In
# Northtield high school in which the HON
II team won By II score Of y 10 u.s. Ate
q the game the entlT" parry tiJ'N'h
o dance at the Grange hall
r Frank Hatch, clerk in T.. T.. Bryan
!. drug store. who was reported as bein
I. drowned sunday is SUI living and on
"a loving good health. The rumor wa
" started in q peculiar WAY. but was 40
T.. coptod as the truth. Young Hatch 7
j. about $50 p. m. sunday started to tax
" a bath in the bath room at the Randolp
At sy(
r. into the bath tub and resumng an cas-
10 position fell asleep and slept soundl
.r for three and a half hours, with II
~ water running al the time. At lcnRt
t. the warm water supply gave out and II
10 sleepcr awokc to find he had spent thr'
id and a half hours in the bath tub. lo
il his supper and failed 10 call on his Lad
90 friend
A. The annual convocation of Royal Arc
" Mosons of the second district was II"
rd with Whitney Chapter, No. =. i'm Mason
4. lau here Tuesday afternoon AMI 'V"l
al ing In the morning the first three a.
d. erccs of r. A. NJ. were conferred up'
g. four candidates from Rochester In II
ey afternoon Il chapter Of Royal Arch Nj
le sons was opened by whitney Chapter
Randolph at 2:3o r. m, after which Il
M NJ degree was conferred by Kil
Solomon Chapter, No. :, of Montpeli'
At 7:9o in the evening the royal arr
degree was conferred by the officers
whitney Chapter. No. g. followed by
review of the work by Grand Lectur
David A. Elliott Of White River Jun
ng ton. Grand High Priest Daniel Pays
or of Windsor and D. d, G. II. +, Geor
elk X. Putnam OF Montpelier gave address,
- After the work was completed refres
Is ments werc served
cn Elijah Camp has decided farm in I
on east part of the town to Mrs. Anna Boy
w. The farm contains l2C acres and is col