Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-22
RANDOLPH.

a pair of 'arge horses, belonging to
Charles Holman, started from his farm,
three miles below this village on the road
TO Bethel. Friday night and ran the en-
tire distance to the covered bridge where
they raninto a team driven by George FarP
Of Granville Mr.. Farr was thrown out.
while one Of the Holman horses was hurl.
cd over the other. killing It instantly. Mr..
Farr was considerably bruised and sus.
tanned an injury to his-~back The horses
were valued at $500, Mr.. Holman recently
having bought them back after having
sold them.-Mrs. =. F. McIaurin cams
Saturday from Clarence. Ontario, to re-
main for an indefinite time with her
mother, Mrs. Emily Hastings Miss Eve
lyn Denney went to Wellesley, Mass,
Sunday to enter college.-John Prince OF
Pittsfield Joined Mrs. Prince here Satur-
day for "A short visit with Yelatives.-
Mrs. Moses Spauldlng was In Roxbury
over Sunday.-Mrs. Susan Park OF Barre
is being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. n.
N. Morse.-Mrs lane Norton from Wey-
bridge is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. G.
Hayward.-Miss Evelyn Nancy is quite
Ill with Observation-Disclosures Matthews
OF Kansas CITY is visiting Mrs. a. G.
Bailey.
oNANSt IL OOAu8 GIN ulIu
made wider and a sidewalk built on the
upper side.-The graded schools, closef
on account of the whooping cough
opened on wednesday.-Miss Florence
Hobart Is in windsor.-C. n. Stockwe,l
went to Mortified Monday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Russell OF Albany. N. T., guests OF
tho Rev. and Mrs. Fraser Metrser since
Friday. left Monday morning for their
home -ApOthcv v1fpau-oy ooo,,rrna Me-
day morning. when Mr.. Harrtngton'a
horse, which was hitched in front Of
the store OF stockwell & Hatch. became
frightened at an automobile and ran into
the horse Of Elijah Flint, which was
also hitched near by. The latter broke
away. and ran to the Depot square, but
no serious damage .esulted.-Charles
Powers has purchased the email farm
Of ora Copeland In the town Of Brain
tree and will Mt once take poesession.v
The Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Gilmore left
Monday for a months vacation. tho
most of which Will lie spent in North
Adams and South Royalston, Mass.-Miss
Ee!le WorthinEtoH OF Belmonte. y. H.,
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. William Rey-
nolds since Friday. went homo Monday.
Miss r. Roundy went to Boston Mon
iay to enter college there. She ives
accompanied by her father. c. c.
Rourdy.
\ quiet wedding was celebrated at tho
Cottage Hotel Tuesday morning ut eleven
o'clock. when Miss BESSIE Copeland.
Youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Copeland. and J. A. Jacobs. telegraph
operator at the station. were United in
marriage, the Rev, Fraser Metzger Off
ciating Miss Copeland has for several
months been employed as clerk In the
store of Stockwell 4 fIatch.-Miss Nellie
Ford left Tuesday for n weeks stay in
West anon.-M Miss Bernice Briggs is IN
Hartford Mrs. Ellen Stimets left here
Tuesday for Hartford, Conn. after pass
Ing several weeks with her son, John
Stimets.-Eugene Wardner is in Bethel
Gilead painting the Methodist Church.
The family OF W. B. Dillon left for New
York Miss Jessie Chedel went
Tuesday TO enter Wellesley College
Mrs, II. II. Slack and children have re.
turned after a visit of several days Ia
Bradford, Buell. met with a seriouC
accident Monday, when he was kicked BY
his horse In the barn, rendering him un-
conscious. HES injuries are a dislocatcd
lnee and q severe cut In the scalp and
they viii confnc him to the house for
many months.
Charles Stockwcll went to Mortified
yesterday to taxi an inventory OF the
stock in his store. which he has sold
Mrs. Myrtle Stoddard and son left Tues
day for Holyoke. Mass, where Mrs. Stoi-
dard has employment.-Mrs. W. II. Glad.
ding went to Boston yesterday for a visit
OF about 10 days with a sister,-Mr. ana
Mrs. Danforth Of Reading. Mass, left
Wednesday after having been with Mrs.
Danforth's nephew. DIR. J.. A. Eaton. for
several days.-Miss Jennie Rabbit Of
Taunton. Mass. and her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Silverthornc of Montpelier, are
In town.-Over 26 tickets were sold yes
terday at this station for the State fair.
and mSny more went by automobiles
Mrs. Amanda Chadwick was operated