Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-04-23

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from the Office of treasurer after over
| 40 years at that post
Beulah Chapter, o. f. s., Thursday
evening elected the following officers:
Worthy matron. Mrs. J. r. Tewksbury;
worthy patron. II. T.. Parker; assistant
matron, Mrs. l.. A. Russlow; treasurer,
| Mrs. s. c. Clark secretary, Miss Abbe
Clark. conductress, Mrs w w Sprague;
| assistant conductress Miss Edith How
| ard MIR and Mrs. l.. - Kimball have
returned to Everett. Mass, after three
weeks in town. While here, Mr.. Kimball
| has been engaged In work Mt the White
Cross milk factory which will begin work
| in earnest Monday, April e. The com
pany has engaged r. W. McAlister of
| Mason, N. H., TO have charge of trans
| portaton.
| Randolph as n town has the greatest
average of tlllable land in the State
and also claims the highest average test
for butter fats amongst it's dairy herds
A. H. Bcedlc for the past four years
with n herd of not less than 20 mich
cows has made a grand average of 80
points creamery test. d. Dennlson
and states Attorney NJ. NJ. Wilson an
nounce themselves candidates for tho
| office Of Judge of probate for Randolph
district-The Vermont Maple Sugar
| Makers Market reports this season
superior to last in quantity and quality.
Final settlement has been reached over
the estate Of the late Thomas Carr.
after two years in court. Tho widow is
| to have the house lot on Maple street
and enough money for living expenses.
while the other property is to be divided
equally among the four chldren.-N1rs.
| Louise Whipple of Washington. n. c..
| came from Roston Saturday to spend n
few days with her son. Master Richard.
Mr. and Mrs II. A. Berry of Woburn,
| Mast, arc guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T..
Slack.-Mrs f. II. Howard and Mrs. CT.
w. Brown Of South RoYalton were in
town Saturday. MISC Glennor Cushman
has returned 10 Mortified after n week
in town.-Henrv W. Osrood of Ogdens-
burg, N. Y, was IN town Friday.-Nrs.
| George Royce Of Roxbury spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Charles Mann.-Mrs. +.
J. OBrien Of Somervillc, Mass, is spend
ing n few days with her mother. Mrs.
Mary Carr.-Mrs. Harry Allen of GAYS
vile has been visiting her parents. Mr..
! and Mrs. A. r. Fish. for a few DAYS
Miss Lima Miller came Saturday from
Northampton, Mass-Col. A. Il. Chand-
Ter OF brooklyn, y. Y, Is visiting at J.
T. Lamson's.- Faster was observed in
the churches Sunday by special cxer-
clses. At the Catholic Church mass was
said at seven, eight and ten-thirty and
special music was rendered by tho choir
with Mrs Z. ]. O'Brien Of Somerville.
Mass. rs sololst. Tho Bethany Church
was prcttiy decorated for Easter oxer-
ciscs morning and evening The morn
ing program included the cantata, death
and Life" which added much to the
exercises. With carnations and Easter
lilies FIR decorations. the Baptist Church
was artistically trimmed for Sundays
services The pastor. the Rev. w. s
Bradshaw, delivered n sermon ION the
the Resurrection" and special music was
given rs the choir.
At the republican caucus Saturday
afternoon. tho following delegates
were elected for the state convention
at Burlington and the district convon-
tion at Montpelier: State. V. I. Spear,
NJ. NJ. Wilson. C. J.. Hodges, DIR. l.. A.
Russlow, j. b. Adams. II. w. Vail and
C. NJ Waldo: district, DIR. a. c. Bailey,
]. T.. Mead A. Z. Edison, George Tenn
pie, DR.. Newell, John Hutchinson and
. Dana Morse. A resolution favorng
William II. Taft was unanimously
adopted--Dr ]. b. Clifford has return
, ed from a winters stay in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Brooks reached
home Sunday from the winter months
in Pasadena, Cal.-Mrs. Y. /. Mcrchant
is visiting in Montpelier.-John Fentor
has purchased tho dwelling house OF
Charles Reynolds of which he will
take possession at oncc.-Misscs Jen-
ME Ecls and Mabel Jerd went Mon
day to Montpelier for n few days
Mrs. =. J. blanchard spent Sunday
with her daughter. Miss Estella, in
Barre.--Mrs. A. w. Trenholm of st
Paul visited Mrs. A. T.. Kcndrck Mon
day on her way to BostOn.-Miss
Marion Nickersoh of Braintree was II
town over Sundays. A. Smith visited
in Montpelier Monday-Miss Mar
garet Burnap has returned to hel
school in Baldwinsville. Mass. after E
week with her mother. Mrs, Harrie
Burnap.
Lieut.. Stewart Elting of this city hal
been ordered to join the 18th cavalry II
Cuba on May Is. Lieut. Elting, who wa
. recently graduated from West Point hat
previously been ordered to Fort Ethan
!, Allen, where a part OF the 18th cavalr.
. Is stationed.
Eugene Morrill, of Brockton, Mass
has been spending few days II
town.-Mrs. o. j. Hood was Gale,
to South Royalton Tuesday by tn
Illness of her grandson.-Miss Haze
Slack Is spending n few weeks II
-, Boston and vicinity.-A r. Gay ha
- purchased the cottage and adjoining
:, land on South Pleasant street nea
the Shattuck home of f. \. Shattucl
q and will take possession IN about
- month. The consideration was $500
on April there We're 337 paying sub
scribers on the village water books, an
the gross income for the year was &c.
and tho cost Of adding new springs t
the water system, there Is n net prof
of Sl,4slb for the year. The pressur
II Is 10 pounds to the square inch and tn
present daily capacity OF tho suppl
= pipers are 225 900 gallons.-Miss France
|; Warner, who for three years has been a
l. efficient second assistant in the locs
u high school, has resigned. She will cor
r tinue to teach only to the end Of tn
g. term Juno I2.-Misses Edith and Lucind
y Howard and Icy Manchester went yes
n terday to Barnard TO enjoy the II
- maindcr Of the sugar season at Fran
l. Rand s.-The will OF Herbert T.. Farm.
RI worth, late OF Randolph has bee
IT presented for probate.-Capt. ].
" Eldredge went yesterday to HiEhgat
r. where he Is to be Joined rater by Mr.