Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-29

will be used for benevolent purposes
Mrs. Rosabel Mcintyre left Saturday
for Woodsville, n. H., and will spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Sargent.
Elmer Sanford, who has been at the
Randolph sanatorium for the pass two
weeks recovering from an attack Of
pneumonia, mas recovered sufficiently to
be taken to his home.
Frank Inshua, one OF the regulars"
was arrested for drunkenness, and was
brought into court Monday before Justice
BoNdcn was sentenced TO so days in
the House of Correction with additional
prior pending sentence of 30 days. He
was also bound over to county court for
furnishing with bail fixed at sl0o. which
has been furnished.
As Almon Keith war driving from the
creamery to his house on the Spear farm
south of this village, his horse was seized
with a fit and for a few minutes made
things lively with it's crazy antics The
horse left the road, went over fences and
through fields, until there was but a
very little left of the wagon. Mr.. Keith
escaped from the mlxup with no worse
injury than a severe shaking up.
T.. NJ. Icadle, who has been employed
in New Hampshire for the past year.
arrived in town Monday and has re-
sumcl his old position az night operator
nj the Central Vermont station.
y. g. Hart was arrested at his home on
Elm street Monday night because of his
hilarious condition and after spending
the rest of the night in cold storaee. an
peared in court Tuesday morning before
Justice Boyden and was fined for
f1rtr l. ,,.,.t
SI.95, which he paid saying he must
hurry home and have another drink.
The regular meeting of the Central Yer
mont Pomona Grange will be held with
the Snowsvlle Grange in East Braintree
Thursday, December c. At this meeting
the election and installation of officers
Will take place There will be no public
session. The meeting will he especially
important as proposed changes in the by
laws are to be considered.
J.. j. Blodrctt of Lyndonville and Leet
Blodgett of Lebanon, N. H., were with
thcir brother. w. j. Blodgett the first
of the week. Their father, Lucius Blodeett.
who has been i'll the past two weeks. is
still in critical condition.
The friends of Wallace Burrdpe will
be interested to learn of his marriage in
) v.
The University club met at the Ran
dolph Inn Monday evening, when the
members were entertained by NJ. NJ
Wilson. The Rev. Homer White had the
paper of the evening with Swollen
Fortunes" as a subject.
officer +. II, Ketchum was called upon
yesterday to 80 down to the Delaney farm
south of this village to arrest George y.
Jprot for IL,
the warpath the day before and caused SO
much trouble at the home that Ms.
Pratt entered the complaint causing the
arrest. Al about three O'Clock Pratt was
brought into court but caused so much
trouble that 1t was deemed best to place
him in cold storage until after Thanks
ing when his case will be continued.
The death of Mrs. Abbie Thayer Soper.
wife OF Henry SOper, came as a shock to
the community yesterday Mrs. Soper,
who was j2 years old has been in poor
health for some time but had not been
considered dangerously ill., Bronchial
asthma with heart complications was the
immediate cause of her death. For sew
eral months past she made her nome for
the greater part Of the time with her
sister, Mrs. CT. L. Cushman, at whose
home she died. Mrs. Soper has been for
years very popular lady in Randolph
and herdeath is deeply mourned. She $
survived by her husband and sisters.
Mrs. d. II. Morse ana Mrs. g. f. Cush-
man. At this writing the funeral ar
engagements have not been completed
George Drew. who has been spending
the week with relatives hero, left ycster
dag for Essex Junction to spend Thanks