Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-22


Wesley A. Kinzie, pastor of the Baptist
church. After the ceremony the wedding
party repaired to the residence of the
bride and groom on East street that had
been newly fitted up and furnished ready
for their reception, where an elaborate
supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. Dun
shee will begin housekeeping soon.
Mrs. Abbie Markham is teaching the fall
term of school on Bristol Flats.-C. 2.
Bush is slowly recovering from weeks
illness. Mrs. Oscar Martin has been seri-
| ously i'll but is now improying.-The Mum
sill Hose company will give dance at
their hall next Wednesday evening.-A pc
ttion has been circulated here praying for
the pardon of Smith w. Davis, the re-
spondent in the Dora Cushman case.-E.
w. Smith is making extensive repairs on
his ence.--Arrangements are be-
his residence.-The funeral of Cur
ts A. Rathbun, who shot himself Wedncs-
day was held from his late home Friday
: 'fternooa. Rev. W. \. Knzie, the pastor
: the Baptist church. of which the de-
eased was y member, ofiiciated. There
was II large attendance, as Mr.. Rathbun
was highly respected by all. The inter-
ment was in the North ccmetery.-The an
/ nual shoot of the Bristol Gun club will be
/ held ut their range September Sth-
/ Frank y. Hill has commenced the erec-
/ tlon of Il residence on the corner of Maple
! and Pleasant strccts.-The class of 1900
] Is. n. ., nave OrBanlHtu anu tlctttu lncSe
/ officers President. Ford Bingham; vice.
! president. Jessie Porter: treasurer. Ruth
| Barnum; secretary, Lottic Callahan.-H.
! L. Jennings is confined to his house by
| sickress.-Mrs. II. s. Smith and child are
visiting in llridgcwater.-Mrs. j. Il. Whit
ney and Mrs. G. s. Taber are in Shelburnc.
! C. W. Rogers has the contract to bull
| the Congrcgu tional church this fall. Work
| will begin in two weeks. Tho quadren-
/ NAL appraisal of real estate for the town
of Bristol foots up $77O' "A gain Of sGS6 over
/ four years ago.--Nelson st. George and
! wife are visiting in Marshned.-Mr S.
! Nj. Eaton is in Haverhil, Mass, visiting
relatives Superintendent DEMO of the
| Bristol railroad is sick in Rutland.-The
sheds attached to the Advent church were
destroyed by fire early Thursday morning.
The Sargent family reunion was held
at the residence of B. c. Sargent on Ma
pie street September 22-An Athletic club
has been organized in the High school,
Mrs. Leighton of Brandon is the guest of
relatives hcrc.-AlcXander Odett was ar
rested Thursday by Constable Farr.
charged with furnishing liquor and was
brought before Justice Shcrwin. The
court decided that the evidence was not
sufficient and he was discharged
a daughter was recently born in Ferris
hurgh to Mr. ana Mrs. Chauncey Bisbee.-
Rev. and Mrs. 5. Gardner continue quite
feeble. Mrs. n. +. Dunshec il improving
in health.-George +. Guinan has gone 10
Maine to visit his brothcr-Mrs. j. r.
Tucker has been under the doctors care
for several days.-M. w. Wilson and fam
lily have moved into the Curtin house on
Mountain avenue-Manly Hassetine cut
his hand badly with corn cutter the
other DAY and blood poisoning is feared
Or. Peck Of Brandon was called here Sat
urday to see Mrs. Blackburn.
i The remains of Albert Barton were
buried Mr.. Barton formerly resided in
New Haven and had relatives hcre-The
Pearl GatEerers elected officers Saturday
as follows: President, George Peck. vice
president. Lotte Callahan. secretary, Jen-
ME Shcrwin; treasurer, Gcna Chaplin; or
Gauist, Grace Rcgers.-Miss Gertic Drake
will spend the fall and winter in tho
Queen City.--liay is selling in this marke;
for 81 Il ton delivered. Potatoes are sell
ing for 30 cents II bushel-Reuben and
Chauncey Bisbic of FerrisburGh were IN
town Saturday.-Capt. William Lincoln OF
Boston was in town over Sunday.-Johr
Shedrick, an old time resident of Bristol
Is the guest of his nephew, Robert Shed
rick. lie went west 50 years ago and thi,
is his first visit here since he left.--Aia.
terlal Is being collected for the building
of the Congregational church. c. w. Rog
ers will have charge of the work.-Th,
: Bristol Manufacturing company have beer
, repairing tnelF tenement houses on SOutl
strcet.-A. ID. tittum of Nergenncs wa.
in town Saturday night. He played will
the band at the Saturday evening con
oert.-Dr. A. A. Dean is repairing and i'm
proving his buildings.-Mrs. Louisa Bisbi,
Is reported rs failing. Her daughter Mis-
Maud Bisbie, is in Boston.-Miss Alc,
Gladding has entered Bishop HOPKINS
Hall in Burling ton.-The electric light
u were not turned on Saturday night as eX
> pected owing to some defect In the ma
= chinery.-George W. Morrow will deivc
= a lecture on Abraham Lincoln in the Bap
tist church next Friday evening.-M. c
: Lawrence of Hinesburgh, w. a. Lawrcnc
and wife of Bristol and Mrs. S. D. Bryal
of Lincoln attended the funeral of S. c
, Poor in Stowe last week.-Mr and Mrs
II. A. Doten of the Queen City were Il
. town over Sunday,-Miss Sheldon bein
u off duty Monday because Of sickness
: Prof r.. II. Hill took her place in tn
o Grammar school.-The county Christian
L EndeaNor convention VIII be held in Ad
G Olson Sept. 2ith The delegates from her
l. are Merle Brooks, Edith Brown, Georg
e Peck and Grace Rogers.
Il f. w. Nash and Mrs. j. NJ. Day hav
v gone to New York.-George Palmer ha
i returned to his home in Scottsville, n. y
l. George w. Steadman died In Starksbor
9 Sunday night with dropsy. Mr.. Steadma
y was former resident of this town an
l. n member of an Odd Fellows lodge i
J. Worcester, Mass. His remains wer
4 brought here for burial Tuesday Tn
: bearers We're members of the Brist,
= lodge of Odd Fellows. His age was .
J. years and he was unmarried-Mrs Cole
/, and Miss Shattuck of Mechanicsvile an
j. the guests of George Cole and wife-Th
Ladies' Working Union of the Bapti.
y, church will hold a business meeting
r the vestry of the church next Thura,la
D afternoon.-The electric lights were turr
;, ed on again Monday night.
IL f.. Hoyt Landor of Montpelier Is In tow
p calling on old Reconsideration thieves M
p getting in their dirty work in the villna
~ Erwin Barton of Rutland was in tow
Tuesday attending the funeral of Albe
T. Barton,-F. w. Labor and wife of We
ie gennes We're In town Tuesday attendin
the Stcadman funeral.-Wiliam s. Brool
&c is reported seriously Ill with a compile,
l. tion of dseases.-The regular commun
cation of Libanus Lodge, f. and A. NJ
'u will be held Monday evening, Sept
A Work on the third degree.-Mrs. Il. |
70 Young, who has been sick with typho
~ fever, is slowly improving. The Hasse
I. the gain.-Conductor Warren Swan is ac
III ing superintendent of the Bristol railros
u, n, during the sickness of Ralph Denio.-I
~ G. Smith of Rutland was in town Tue
day-Mrs S. W. Hatch Is reported on Il
" Click list at the residence Of her son,
r, |. Hatch, in Waterbury.
to BRIDPoRT.
Mrs. w. G. Hamilton is visiting frien,
10 in Hinesburgh.-Fred p. Miller has retur
=, ed home. from Massachusetts,, where
Us has had employment In the book bus
ness.--G. II. and j. c.. Sollace spent la
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