Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-10-22
ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

Tho ROY. {. II. GroSVcnor, pastor of the
Congrccatiuna Church at East Braintree,
was taken Saturday to the Brattleboro
retreat, Brnttlcboro to receive treatment
at that iustitution.-W. T.. Hanks OF
Bristol spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Eugene Eilson.-The estate OF the late I.
D.. Williams was sold at auction Saturday.
w. II. owen bought the residence includ-
ing the Grange hall for 1900 and Mrs.
l. D.. Williams bought the tenement
house on Hale street for 81. 9O.-A1t. and
Mrs. r. n. SlaYton are spending n week
IN Waterbury and Stowe.-Mrs Margaret
Kimhall. who hns been visiting here. re-
turned Saturday to her homo in Win
chester, Mass-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Webster wont Saturday to Burlington
for a few days-Misses Jenni md Nellie
Stewart visited In Montpelier Saturday.
Miss Winnlfred Richmond spent Sun
day In South Royalton.-Mrs. G. d.
Taplin of Boston. who has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Daven-
port. Is now In Northfeld.-Mrs. G. W.
Scott and Nil Jenni Godfrey were in
burlington Saturlay.-Howard Drew.
who was graduated from the local high
school In June. left Friday for Boston,
where he Is 10 enter the city hospital TO
rece,va training for n nurse.-Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Atwood are In Barnard To
spend S~undey.-Mr. and Mrs. John Peck
eturned Saturday to Greenfield. Mass,
after visiting At their homo in East
Randolph.-C. J. Stockwell and mother,
Mrs. Z. A. ~Stockwell. visited In Mortified
Falls ycsterday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. P,
Lamson are guests in Montpelier.-P. ].
Campbell has moved his family and
household goods to the farm konwn as
the Rowland Smith place.. y. Wells's
health Is steadily improving from a SER
| ious attack of acute Bright's disease.
The canning of pumpkin and squash at
the Demerritt e. Palmer factory was
finished Saturday. The total output was
l25, 900 cans. 5000 Of which were of extra
size. Thu product proved very profitable
both to the farmers and the firm There
were 202 tons Of both pumpkin and
squash raised here, and 30 tons brought
here from Waterbury. The firm paid $3.50
per ton for squash and 500 per ton for
pumpkin.-Charles Ingalls, IS visiting In
Observation-Disclosures Fannie Prince was
called home from Albany, y. Y, Monday
by the serious Illness OF her father.
George Prince, with bronchial pneumonia
Mrs. l.. G.. unham and laughter, May,
Of White River Junction Visited at =. ],
Campbell's Saturday and Sunday.-Har-
old Perkins returned Monday TO Wood
stock after n few days at tho Rev. Jo-
sept Hamilton's.-Mrs. Cushman and
daughter, Mrs. Frances Eaton. are spend
Ing 10 days in Boston.
After n two weeks Illness with bron-
chiai pneumonia. George J. Prince died
Tuesday afternoon at his homo or
Pleasant street. Nearly all h's life had
been spent in this vicinity, many years
OF which he was owner Of tho business
now known az the Osgood ~ Roundy
company. Since then he had worked al
carpentering a good deal, We was e.
years Of age. He Is survived hy Il wife
n daughter. Miss Fannie Of Albany, his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, John Prince o.
this place. a brother. Fred Prince O.
Pittsburg. Texas, and a sister, Mrs
Jessie Flint OF Chester. Mass.
The funeral OF George J. Prince vii
be held this afternoon az two o'clock a
his late home.-Frank and John William
OF Worcester. Mass, are spending n tw'
weeks vacation with Their parents, Nj
and Mrs. Jehiei williams --BRtholemev
Fenton visited his son IN Rutland TIL
Rev. and Mrs. v. NJ. Hardy Of Norris
VILE are guests IN town The Rev. Josep'
Hamilton Is attending tho State Sunda,
school convention in Bellows Falls.-Mrs
; 1. l.. Kimbnll and daughter Of Winoosk
are spending a few DAYS Mt Alfre
l Kpipht'g