Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-10


Dumas went to Waitshed Sunday. Rev.
and Mrs. w A. Kinze have been at Lake
Dunmore the past week.-Mrs.. j. j. Du-
mas is at home from Il visit of several
days in Waits1cld-Rcv. Simeon Gardner
is quite feeble. Mr.. Gardner has been in
poor health for sevcCal ycars-Rev j. II.
Metcalf of Danemcra. n. Y. was the CUES
f. G. Dixie and family over Sunday
Baker asld children, who have hecn the
guests of Luther Turrnton and wife, re-
turned to Rutland Saturday.--It is very
dry here now, and late crops are being
inJurCd-F G.. l1askins and wife, G.. r.
Mrnsll and wife, and G.. NJ Hanks and
wife went to Grand View. Addison. sun
daN.-The many friends here of DR.
Charles Averill of RiCnmond, extend
concentrations to him aud Mrs. Averil
on the birth of a son.--E. -. Palmer Is
laying the foundation foV a house on Fitch
avenue.-F, a. Rousseau of the Queen
CITY was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Cove over Sunday.
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah DurfCo
Daniels was held from her late homo Mon
day Afternoon. Rev. w a. Kinze ass ed
by Rev l.. A. Bigelow officiating. The at
tendance was large as Mrs Daniels had
many relatives and a host of friends. The
hearers were Y. S. Drake, f. B Patterson,
S. ID. Farr and f. W. Nash. The inter
mcnt was in the family lot in the village
cemetery. 9. Stoarns of the Unit ed
States sub-treasucy, New York city, is
stopping at the Bristol Hounse for two
weeks. Comrade Stearns was a member
Of the 9th New Jersey regiment and saw
a. months service during the civil war. He
was IA native of Starksboro. and lett here
when nine years of aSe. He is a resident
of Springfield n. 1.-THE Bristol railroad
Will run Sunday train to the Spring
Grove campmeeting and return August p.
REV. 5. Gardner is reported as falling at
pf ri ia.
went on to Potato Hill" Tuesday.
James Moren was arrested Monday by
| Deputy Sheriff j. A. Caldwell of New Ha-
ven, on complaint of States Attorney f.
/ l." Fish and brought before Justice II. +.
Sherwin charged with fishing in Dixie
Brook, stream stocked by the State. He
was held for the grand jury at the next
December term of county court in the
sum of 500. States Attorney Fish appear
ed Tor the State and w. w. Rider for the
respondent. Ernest Weaver was also
brought in by Deputy Sheriff w. 4. Law
renee. charged with the same offense. Hs
case was continued to Friday, August II.
Mrs. A. V. Spaulding of the Queen City
is visiting friends here for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding will be remem-
hered by older residents as former resi-
dents of Bristol.-Misses Edna Stone and
Agnes Munotte of Ferrisbureh are visit
ing in town.-Tke glass fronts for the
Dixie block have arrived and are bcinC
Ipaced in position-A party Of young pcO-
PIE visited Snake Mountain" i'm Addi-
son Wedncsday.-Th new uniforms for
the band have arrived and they will ded!-
cate their new bandstand next Saturday
night with concert and ice cream sale.
FERRIsBURG
Carrie Edna Avery. youngest daughter
of l.. T.. Avery, died Sunday at 80 O'Clock
The funeral was held from the house
Tuesday at / o'clock.-Frcd Walker and
sister. who are camping at Cedar Beach
we're the guests of Miss Jennie Walker
Sunday.
Walter Granvill of New York city is Wis
iting b. {. Parker.-The Sturtevant sis
tors, who are making trip through Ver
mont giving concerts, were the guests OF
Miss Robinson Monday.-'rhe entertain
ment at the CONGREGATIONAL church Mon.
day evening was well attended and about
s2i was taken.-Thc funeral of Carrie T.
Avery youngest daughter of MIR anc
Mrs l.. +. Avery, was held from tn,
,.,,ati,os r,Jatt "sSnS tro a. .roch. AnionS ,h'
Mrs. l.. NJ Baker and son of Forcstdale
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Avery Of Forestdalc
MIR. and Mrs. Versal Chamberlain o
Goshen, Mrs. Carrie f.. Beecham of jay
n, y, Mr. +. j. Avery of Whalonsburg
n. Y, Mr.. L. W. Avery of Willsboro, y
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LlNCOLN'
A graphophone musicale will be given n,
Prof Foote of Middleburv at the I'nio1
church Wednesday evening, Aug. 18th.
cor-r,1 cd,,p,-cpo,o
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Messrs Edward Simons and Harry Car
pcnt of Portchester, \. y, and tgber
StOver of Cornwall n. Y, are guests e.
Elisha Purinton's family for few weeks
Mrs. Cynthia Morton from Chicope'
Fails, Mass, and Mrs. Brown of Bristo
visited their cousins, David and Edward
Follansbee, last week.-Rev. Emily Bur
CESS will give temperance lecture at th
Quarterly maotinc nrogramme Mr. an,
Mrs. David Lafayette of Lincoln viSite'
MS parents Suhday.-Mlss Mary Tart ha
50 lar recovered as 10 ne able to start 70
her nome III Hahcock the hrst OF thl
Week--ihere Is am increased interest II
attehuance OF meetings ana SapDatl
school IN the East district.
,DDrcnN
Mr ana Mrs. L. l.. Seeger Mr.. and Mrs
: Howard ". Clark ana Fred a. Nortol
ana Miss Lena B' Palmer are camping a
Long Point this week.-Samuel Bots
ford and Miss Kate Elmer We're marrie
at Wright Elmer's Thursday, August 10th
Mrs. Ira l.. Hamblin and daughters o
cornwall nave been visiting friends Il
town.-The Misses Clark Of Charlott
have been guests of Mrs. l.. p. Tracy tn
| Rrondon of Alhanv n Is with he
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