Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-20
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

mil, and n half below the village maze |
# NECESSARY for a gang of about 70 men
r,tdav and S,turda, to fill in and make 1t |
safe for trains-A party of seniors went
to RroolseaId Friday night to give THE
cool ColIerians." but weather and traV- I
cling were SO bad that they did not pay |
oxnenses-Miss Mabel Hamilton, instruc-
for I'm elocution at Montpelier seminary
was in town for an ovcr-SundaN visit !
with her parents the Rev and MIS- 10
sonb Hamilton Miss Grace Rowe, stu
don't in the WhitComh high school ana !
member " tn, graduating class next
June. was i'm town Saturday.-Mr ana
Mrs H. \ pluukett went to hanco'N |
Saturday to visit Mrs. Plunk"tts parents
i j. TrorIsc Joined Mrs. lrerISe Hat"l-
day to remain for time Win thr''
daughter. Mrs. Edwin Scott-Mrs' h"'h-
arl ellison, who has been IN waterbury |
for several days, arrived SATURDAY l." re-
main with her niece Mrs. N'tue MN /
before going to Concord'-Thc KEY MI !
Chamberitn OF RoNaIton prea'h'u Al 'l'
Federated church on SATURDAY IN inc an
scnce of regular pastoT'-hrS' n ~
Morton is making repairs on ner "o"9e
on the corner OF Merch'hts no" an"
Pleasant street-Mlss fia"eI 0la'k l''S'-
81 several months term OIL SerN'N' III
the store of Stockwell d liatch 0au''"''
night and went to her nome TO remain
for an indefinite time.
NIr and Mrs /. 6. Tracy OF this pace
celebrated their 9th marriage anniversary
Sunday and had with thom their II M
daughters, Misses Lila Tracy ana cara
Hawes of Barre and Berlin. Nh md Mrs
Tracy have lost none Of their children
five sons and one daughter II Is Singu-
lar fact that the family circle has never
been broken EXCEPT by the doau of two
grandchldrcn.-rcarl Chumb'rlin o.
Montpelier was in town Mondav-NIrs
Nav Wyman arrived Monday FOR short
stAy.-Miss Mabel Hamilton Instructor
OF clocution IT, the Montpelier Seminary.
was an oVcr-Sundaf quest a. nor par
ents. the Rev. and Mrs. Joseph Nami.-
ton, who also had with thom their grand
daughters Misses Marion 3Nd Dorothy
Hamilton. of Wood tnck.-Miss Hazel
SlacE, who has been clerk at TIN" stor" ct
Stockwcll & Hatch for a year has closed
her engagement there and gone to her
home to remain for an indefinite tine
Mrs y. ". Bliss Of Rotation was IN
town Monday Miss Mary Morse. who came
from South Royalton Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with ntr mother, avg. MyroD
More. returned MondaY.-Thc Rev. joel
whitney OF EoNa!ton preached at the Fed-
thWN" "H.i.' an, tine '''h-
in~ 4aNe an A"'''Ss upon MS MOI" "a ''
In.'S'"f"lN among the Islands OF the sea.
'H'HP NoNe'H VINO mas h''n d"aunE
4'F'''. IN h"Is'S mere Tor 'th" last ieW
".'"."8' ''"NIhF "i' ''.'" i'''l'f$ ~ .ih
N"SIn"ih' mas ''Ii town. Ii' Is Sal' to
y" Ieti many debts h"iind ana his
present tH-dIhS iH''' 'S MOI known To his
O. dI'"lS NJ funeral or David IIatch,
Nh'S' romans We're brought h'r' FROM
H'W YORK Friday Wa I''d rom tf"
nome OF MI sister Mr.. Ernt, near m"
Center bridge M"ndoN afternoon the
Rev. Fraser NrtHccr oficiating Mr..
Hatch died quite suddenly of heart trou-
bic, having been able t. attend to his
business as a head waiter in hotel in
the city on the morning of thu day of
his death He was Al years cid and is sur
Nivcd 10y wife and several brothers and
sisters who live in town, among whom
Hr" Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Thayer and Mrs
,rant ana A j. Hatch. George Hatch.
Edward Patch. l.. y. Hatch.-Eari NJ In
tosh was arrested Friday night for in
,oNication. and on Saturday was tried
I'forc Justice T. r. BRIGGS, fined Sl5
nd costs and sentenced to ono month in
holsca Jail Later his fine was SUSPENDED
md also the sentence ana he was placed
ON probation for siX months. Harry Tredo
was also arrested and fined s1o3q with
costs, all Of which he at once maid ana
WAS released Tho safe b,lurptnr +, 7
Il. Dubois was moved from his office
over Lconard's store on Monday f., ne