Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-05
TRANCE COUNTY
RANnOLPH.

against Arthur Gotta "i M"htP'n'r |"
'"r"N'r 5l''"lo damages II is HH's'" una.
tine car Ny Gotta was dfV'ng 'ro"oe"
lHo car Off the om0ahNmeht Mr. 'ol'
FURNISHED baiL-M. u. RumilIi oil Fltc"-
'Nrg' Mass. Tor many years resident IN
town. died at the hospital there octooer
Is from the effects OF pneumonia ME-
i'umruI was born IN fc'H ~ Y" ~ years
ago nut Wh'n q very young man 'an'e
:" Vermont to i've He ENLISTED IN the
civil War VIII hoy OF I" III COM
pany e. Fourth Vermont NoInnt'ei'' ana
served throughout the wat ReturnlhE'
mo engaged in farming as long as ms
strength permitted ana then went to I'VE
win MS daughter MIS- FRED DAVIS at
N'h'urE' tie was = m'mocr OF fhoeh'A
I'o'Ee' r. ana y. w. hltneY Chapter
''' " w. 1dsN'" ouHOI' ~ anu . w.
|. = Grant Post u a. H. ana eeuiah
NAPIER oruer OF Eastern STAR Oh "hich
No was for many years an acceptable ana
oeioNeu worthy patron ne Is surNlNeu
by I'VE chidren' Mrs. DAVIS OF fl'ch-
'"rE' Win Whoil ne INeu' Mrs, Heoise
'lutcnn OF San Dieso, al +. H. rum
''" 81 NoI'""e'u' nu'i'ii'i Vi Oo'-
'o'o, ~ n, anu vi i' f'u'''it Vi Long
'F""tnt mere rI'"S ~, "'e,''e"' !"
To- ,onrioa az. Ia. .ho ,eficors os
r.,-r,i, rodo
,rt. aoo.h of >rrs tIo,rv tIolr.n oc.
,,.,,d y. o.oo t,rid,v NIGHT NJ tho eari
,.i,,r, Nc ttoir,ar was Cassie Rom
nan do,,,h.a, % r,d,rord Ronbap, of
~,,,b Rardoinb She was graduated
,ro,, ,ba pardolrb biob scboo1 and since
,b.u hoe boep y worry srccosefrl teacher
mar, ~ tho ti,ra in tho Bp,do,nh Gem
,,r graded scbool -Rovc, Eddy son of
ro,.so,. rdd, who vas -t,i,l,,,, ,yith in
roptirc naralvsie lose than . wool; ago.
died Friday night Tho disease extended
to his lungs He was n.arrv IS wears Of
.eo.-,'ol. and Mrs A f. Chandler. Mrs
vivian. Mrs. Chandler. mother. and the
nurse Miss Marie Anderson. Irrt Satur-
day for their brooklyn home. aud Mari
castle is closed for Ihv s,asou.-F. =.
,'ouncr and son. T.. f.. conner, were in
larrc SaturdaN.-Alrs ~ r. Mitchell,
vino has hccu with lcr @uu ami wife Ton
-,N,rH, weeks left SATURDAY for Warner.
\ H.. accompanied 10y TIER son. Harry
mitchell. who went tou short STAY
'irof-, pcuul OF Nortnu,ld cam" Satur-
..au. to visit .~ -'auddaushtor Miss
Nt,su Denny 20, the home of Mrs.
,i.".., Prince. Junu Mcintyre, who is
$751;. tau'u p",.. is critically i'll at the
O.ulo of 'rrd Howard near the Center.
Ernest l!at-A. who has for the last fow
..s& h.'.. l' Manchester and Boston. has
.tnu,1 aon... leaving Mrs Hatch to
.nr. q longer visit with relatives.-There
Sod. ..H t :N. DuBos & Gay hall
i.,aa. OI-.i with It good attendance.
N"-i ll'I orchestra furnished the
me....--Alr and Mrs Harry Chase have
moved from the house of Mrs, Helen
house of n. T.. Cooling ON the corner of
Pleasant and Randolph avenue, where
they are now nearly located in THEN
new home.-Mrs O. p Northrop. who
has been on a visit in the northern part
OF the State, returned home Saturday
The funeral of Mrs Henry Holman
whose death occurred at the sanitariun
Friday morning, was held at her home
near Randolph Center and interment was
made here.-Charles Adams, a lawyer
located at Waterbury, was the over-Sun-
day guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
j. Il. Adams-Richard Grant of Spring-
field, Mass has so far recovered from
his late illness with an ahscess in his
side that he has come home TO mass a
fu, da,, ,,hi,o ,oo,,..,,. ~,
w.t., he naran.s ~ 49,, WINS u
Grant-,uss ya1or,i,o paot,,na -.