Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-01-05
iOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOlNGS IN THE
FREE PRESS'S BROAD FIELD.
rhe winooski valley, Villages Up North,
Along otter Creek and by the shores
of white River Covered by
Special Reporters.
ADDISON COUNTY.
BRISTOL.

w. C. Dunton Relief Corps elected ofti-
rers Wednesday evening. President Mrs.
j. j. Dumas; senior vice president, Mrs.
T. l. Ward; junior vice president, mrs
g. ". Sncdon; secretary. Mrs. X. F
Hatch: treasurer Mrs Sarah ldncoln;
chaplain, Mrs. l.. A. Bige'ow; conductor
Mrs c. w. RoPers: assistant conductor,
Mrs. w. W. Rider; guard, Mrs. II. l.. Sh"F-
win; assistant guard Mrs. Royal Smith
Aftertho business meeting Comradc Du-
mas and his wife and Miss Dumas enter
tanned the Post and Corps. Light refresh-
ments were served and a programme con-
sisting of musical selections was carried
out. a very pleasant evening was SPENT
The grip cases are all rccoVering.-An IN
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. MorroW,
has been quite ill the past wcck-Sanford
Scarles has been seriously Ill the past
wock.-'rhere will probably be a joint in
sta,ation of the officers Of Dunton post,
q. a. r., and the Relief corps Wednesday
evening, January 11.-W. w. Rider. j. Il.
Rider ana f.. :. Farr have been appointed
commissioners on the estate of the late
Emmeiuc T.. Wilds.-Daniel Raymond and
Mrs. Jennie l. Cook, both Of this town,
were united in the bonds of wedlock
Thursday evening Rev. l.. A. Bigelow
performed the ceremony.-The funeral of
Mrs. Dunshec, widow of the late Albert
Dunshec, was held from her late homo on
bristol Flats" Friday afternoon. Rev. y.
A. Bigeluw. pastor of the Methods 1
church. ofIiciatcd. The intermcnt was IN
the village cemetery by the side of her
husband nd-Monday was observed as a hoi-
day in the graded school.-One of our local
doctors reports that he has IS families on
his list at the present time. who require
medical treatment wholly or in part
Mrs Josie Narney is seriously i'll at her
home on Pleasant street. Mrs. Narney has
been in poor health for several years.-At
the annual meeting and roll call of the
n
people took supper and a hundred men,
bers responded to their names either per-
sonally or 10y sending verse of Scripture.
The report of the treasurer showed S564
raised for the regular church expenses for
the past year. The pastor reported $685.
raised for repairs and improvements. all
bills paid and so on hand to pay for chan
deiers. These officers were elected: Clerk,
r. H. Rathburn; treasurer l.. S. Farr:
deacon for three years, w. B. Newton;
trustees. f.. S. Farr, ]. ]. Dumas, +. Il.
Dickerman. An original poem by Mrs.
j. Haskns added to the interest of the
occasion.-Mrs. Sewell Purrinton is among
the list of sick.--Mrs. Wright widow of the
late Caleb Wright, died at her home in
Wcybridgc Friday. Mrs. Wright was the
mother of Mrs. Alfred Ferguson of this
town.
The mercury registered from 16 to 20 de-
EreeS below zero mere Monday morning.
The grip cases are all getting wcll.-How-
ard Averill spent Saturday ana Sunday
with friends in Richmond ana Burlington.
The class of 80, Il. II. s., are rehearsing
for their drama to be given some time
during the present term OF school.-Mon-
day was pay day" at the office of the
Bristol Manufacturing Company.-The
Loyal Temperance Legion elected officcrs
Saturday as follows: resident, Celia Hill;
ce-prcsidcnt, Georgia oaks; Secretary
Eulah Brown; treasurer, Lotte Callahan;
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MIDDIEBTRY
The marriage of Miss Elsie A, Smith and
Frank William Gilman, of Rutland took
place at the residence of the brides mo-
ther in the Battell block Wednesday even
ing. Rev. a. F. Potter solcmnized this
marriage Mr.. and and Mrs. Gilman toot
the sleeper for New York city for a short
honeymoon alter which they Will make
their home in Rutland.
Mr Harrison I. Warner, died at his lat
home after short Illness of pneumonia
aged % years A wife, one daughter
Frances, and two sons, Richard and ilar
ry, survive. The funeral was held from
his late home Saturday morning at II
O'Clock. The fntermcnt was in Addison
his former home.
Miss Anna Slack who has been studYnf
music in Paris for the past year returned
home Thursday morning,
Mrs. William Moore who has been II
falling health for the past year died at hcl
late home Thursday morning A husband