Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15

lee Will Dc charged the prOCccuS OF MniCn
will be applied to the parsonage FUND.
Mrs Ernest Nanderhoof. who has been
suffering from a complication of diseases
brought on b. the grip is somewhat bet
ter.
Mrs. Frank Pierce was called to Rouses
Point Tuesday To attend tho funeral of
her sister, Miss Jennie Haven.
Mrs. w. j. Barnes of Malone n. y, is
visiting her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. II. II.
Goss
Fred Booth visited friends in Burlng-
ton Wedn esday.
Harry Blood who has been sick for some
time with mllarial fever, is improving
Judge w. II. Bliss Of Middlebury aud
w. w. Rider. esq, of Bristol attended a
hearing before the commissioner of lie
estate of the late Newman Hunt of Wal
than.
S. =. Gaines NJ y. Bristol and Robert
Hudson went to Rouses Point Tuesday to
investigate the working Of an acetylene
gas lighting plant in that place.
owing to the heavy rain of Monday and
Tuesday the river is said to have risen
four feet, No damage is reported as yet.
BRISTOL.
The memorial services FOR the late \. H.
Munsil were held in Holly hall Sunday
Iaf;crnoon. II was one Of the largest
gatherings ever i'm the hail. rhe Mum
'Sll Hose company, with the business ana
.pl"i'sSIonal n,a rltt at ,n' nos n"'lsc nous,
ciscs were opened by singing 10y quar-
tsi,.r. +, : tI,esrIi,ne und Dr - r
briggs. Mrs. Briggs presided at tic iiano.
Prayer was offered by kCV. G. y. Thomas.
Th" address was delivered 10y our towns
nam + A Inssrl;iuo. vino has known
tLo ra,Ti'l for thr,, prn,rations All
sn,all hiphlv I'm urai.c OF tho address At
the close OF the address another selection
was pivon bv tho uuartcttc. short re-
marks were made, bv the EoV. l.. \. Bi2c-
low followed bv the ouartettr. The exer-
cises were closed bv prayer and the benc-
diction bv Rev. ". 4. Kinzie. Foreman
{. : WardvcU presided
Mrs H. T.. Jennings had q severe stroke
of paralvsis Sundlv night. and is now in
a serious conditions
1h' remains "i FRANK n, 'onai'' VINO
brought hero from New Haven tuesday
for burial Rev G. \. Thomas OH ,atod.
The thaN for the past TWO days has
cleaned ont the rter and ice ponds and
nearly spoiled the sleiChing Mr. and
Mrs t.. !. Clark have rented the upper
tenement i'm the Curtin house on Mountain
avenue. and will take possession NJ rch !.
George W. Farr on Tuesday lost $40 in
Gun rcncy that he had in his trousers pock-
It, Mr.. Farr WAS about to begin the orcc-
tion of "A new house and the loss VIII lo
seriously felt hN him The water in thH
river on TuesdaV came within few
inches Of the highest known for many
warsaw. \. Lawrence has gone West
on S.!'SI ,,.. 'C lI''-. "'o -
count Of tho high wdter-The Bristol
Manufacturing company are behind ON or
ders, Some Of tho hands in the cloth
room worked until O'Clock IuCSday night
to NIL ont an ordcr.-A despatch has been
received here from SWanton, stating thal
T.. ID. Barnes was seriously III with pneu-
mona. Mr.. Barnes was formerly resi-
dent Of thlS town, aud has many ir."ndS
here.-Ihe 40 Schoot nell tuesday
morning created quite stir in some To-
cahties, some thinking it was an alarm Of
irc.-keN. :. ~. AicA'hald of Rutland has
been tho guest OF ReN. ana Mrs. w. "A.
hlnzie,-Mr. ana MIS-. y. BuSh OF ShreWs-
hurY are the guests OF relatives here
MISS 6. i. Rand of tho Queen city is Wis
iuHS IN toWh.-MfS. H. T. Jennings. VINO
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rlngton has returned to North Adams to
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