Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-07-20

the First Ncrmont--Road Commissioner
Smith has put in a sewer in front of tho
new Stewart building-Ernest Seples has
closed his lunch cafe and gone to Mid
dlebury to work.-Ambrose Grow and wife
of New Haven were at II. p. 5herwin's
Saturday.
w. II. MileG, who died Friday at his
home across the lake will be buried at
Bristol Tuesday afternoon.
A telegram was received here Saturday
afternoon from Granville, n. Y, by w. A.
Lawrence. saying that William II. Miller
was dead and the remains would arrive
here Tuesday afternoon for burial. Mr..
Miller was former resident of this town,
'comklg year about 1876 He leaves Wild
low and two children, son and daughter.
Mrs Miller is "A daughter of the late Noble
Johns of this town. and sister of A. \.
Johns Of the Queen city. At the time Of
his residence here, he was member of
the baptist church and a deacon. \ good
man has gone to his rcWard-Mrs Nellie
Chipman md Miss Amy Weston, who have
hccn visiting A. Wales and wife, returned
! to WMooski Saturday.-Mrs. w. l.. Davis
and children of Wocccster Mass, are vis-
| itnC in tOwn.---A party from here went to
! Long Point Sunday.-Mrs. George Il.
! Bartlett and children are at home from
! Hoosick Falls.-I'rank Wood and wife of
Boston are the guests of Il. 4. Wood
jGoorGo F1rr is hookkeopcr in the office of
the Bristol Novelty worNs-Will Cook of
y crgcnncs played with the local band Sat-
| Iuday evening. The band gave their Sat-
urdHy evening concert from the balcony
lol the town hal.-MisS Ida Holman of
ilooSick Fails, n. y" is the guest of Geo.
( f.. Bartlett ana wifc.-Davd Thar, an 0 d
| civil war veteran, died In Lincoln Satur-
day. He formerly resided in this town.
Mrs. Frank PetTCe and children Of Wor-
C"stor Mass, were the guests Of IL. +.
ShcrWin and family over Sunday.-l3enJa-
min Bicknell and Miss Merle Brooks uni
ted with the Baptist church Sunday ly
baptism.-Eustache Bsssonettc late of tn
queen city. and an old time resident of
i'rlStol, has again taken up his residence
h"r".-tiowdrd Hill OF Nergonnos was IN
town over Sunday.-A. c. lii"c Is collect
in- material for a new building to he
erected at the corner of Manlc and West
istreotS.-M artin Preston of MiddlehurN,
was in town Sunday.-A. 7. Daniels, VINO
has been in poor health for several months
.contmues very feeble.-R. f. Hatch and
wife, and w. u. Ridley and wife went to
TN" lake Monday for stay of two or
thcce wooks.-Two young men from Troy,
\. Y" came here last Friday and stopped
at the hotel. 1t appears that they wer"
INDUCED to come here by supposed friend
VINO told them that there was plenty Of
work to he had here for the asking. Some
: ''hdrltaoly disposed persons heiped thcm
out, and they left for Maine SATURDAY.
Baptist parsonage next Wednesday even
ing. Everybody is inVited.-David Bos-
worth ana bort Beers were at Lake Dun-
more over Sunday.-Mrs. II. c. McEwen
goes to Waterbury this week where she
has position in the dry goods store of r.
-. Wallace. Mrs. MctWn mas been in
the employ of the standard Dry Goods
company the past NeaS.-The tonErega-
tional society have been improving the
grounds around their church building cut
ting down old ana deca!"d trees, etc
! I'The road commissioner is to begin to
WORK on the new Elm street that haS be@n
iald out west from the congregational
tchurch TINS We"k.-A team OF horseS at
'tach"d TO a wagon, ran through VI an
street M0ndnT. NO damage was done
DR.. II. y. BiShie of Middlebury was IN
town over SunddN.--E. Is. Smar, made
business TRIP 10 Burllngth ana ST. AlhaAs
Monday-E. [. Dike has been appointed
administrator on the estate OF the late 'r
a. a. beAn.-H. i. Jennings has recovered
sutilcl"'tly to walk out on the street.
'o"iVo! sumner ana "lle OF warren
have been the guests If Am1s stirling this
Ncck.-Orrm piJliorlA OF flpton ana III.
H. a. BlSble "1 Mlddlepnly. nave tech IN
town TINS week Amos Stirring Is visit
lilS reIatVeS III Narreh'~-NS MrS' 'hail >
ifoiS OF New Haven was starting Tor
meme Mondt| Afternoon her morse stum-
hIod ana iell' lielp was AT nan ana 'in-
l'"' hN'N7'" 'I'' H'4'' "'i" ~ mn WI i's
rect NO damage resulted 10 the woman
Horse or carrlage-MlS CharIes Dunshee
'oi Proctor Is the guest oi friends mere ioS'
Il Ntck.-f rank hroph7 or Nlchlta ran
saS, Is the guest OF +. |. ward ana lamlN.
The Riverside creamery pdld Tor June
nllE - 10 Ihe hlghcst test was 4'tO.
Lowest go. Average number OF pounds
peg day, Vouo. Il. II. Draper manaser.-
Or Is. +. sutton OF M!ddlehurN was IN
town Monday in consultation with local
doctors in the case OF Mrs. Marlette Gro
Ner-E. w. Narnoy, y. u. Blss"n"tte ana
r. ;. Mathewson made d up 10 IN" top OF
Potato Hill' ia Lincoln Tuesday Mrs.
+. l.. Sherwin and son Raymond OF New
Haven Conn, are the guests OF ~. T.
Sherwin ana FAMILY foa several wetNs.-
The Bristol Gun club ahot match at -'p
yaids off-hand last Satui'ity afternoon
with the following result q. Is. Primo,
Il out of a possible 100; Dan Mclntyre, t';
Frank Peters, 10; A. =. BroH, y. Prime =
score is the clubs record. The former one
being 60.
y very pleasant home wedding occurred
lat the residence of Mr.. ana MIS-. +. /.
Ward on West street Tuesday evening
! The contracting parties We're Miss Merle
Brooks, niece of Mr.. and Mrs W ara ana
Mr.. Benjamin Bicknell with IL. w. Allen
d Co. of the Queen city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Wesley A. knZo
the pastor of the Baptist church. Mr. ana
Mrs. Bicknell are amOng our best young
people and all will join in wishing them
health, happiness and prosperity. The