Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-25
BRISTOL.

! Mrs. F, L. Sherwin and son Raymond
OF New Haven, Conn. are guests Of II. Z.
Sherwin and famtly.-MoSt Of the farmers
have finished haying around here.-H. l..
Rivers Is in Monkton caring for his father,
Joseph Rivers. who is critically ill.-Mr.
and Mrs. IL. b. Allen, are visiting rela-
tives in Rutland for a weck.-The Bristol
Military Band are engaged to play for the
Addison County Fair in September -Den-
MS bissonnette of the Queen city i n
town for a few days.-Mrs. NJ II Hughes
of Dorchester. Mass. is the guest II Mls
D. 5. Parmelee and family-Mr and Mrs.
c. L. Waite went to Stockholm y. y, FIJI
day to be absent ten days.-W NJ. Farr
has broken ground for a residence on the
corner of North street and Fitch avenue
Miss Julia Woodman Of Nergeunes is WIS.,
itinS her grandparents F. W. Labor AMI
wife.-Mr and Mrs. G, H. Brooks are 1t
Queen city Park for few days Regular
communication of Libanus Lodge r aud
A. NJ, Monday evening, July .s, instead OF
July 90.
II. +, Sherwin received a telegram from
Malone, \. Y Friday announcing the
death July Is. in Westvillc of his brother
wife, Mrs. Oryilla Rumriu Sherwin.-L
f. Bissonctte's new residence on Taylor
avenue is in the hands of tho plastcrers.-
l." y. Williamson has the foundation
walls OF his house on Elm street ready
for the carpenters. {. G. Currier has his
- NlNtl4't UtttN tOulllfltb.--N- N NON
sold his household goods a. auction Satur-
day.-Mss Gertrude Armstrong of Morah
Forks, n. Y, and Miss Ava Smith Of wv
Haven. were the guests II Miss BlauCha
Greenough FridaY.-Alrs. Rosa Ives and
son Harold of Chicago are at Mrs. Emily
Potters for a stay OF several weeks
Mrs. W. y. htnzic is at home from a
visit of several weeks with relatives in
Rochester, y. Y .--NI |. Thomas has been
in New York the past week on business.
Miss Georgia Peck will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting and Miss Amy
summer the Epworth League meeting
next Sunday evening Tho repairs and
improvements have been completed on
the interior of the Advent church, the old
straight backed pews have been r.
! placed by those of a more modern style,
and Sunday services were resumed sun
| day-Mrs. Herbert Gibson and niece of
New York are guests of Mrs Esther
Tucker and daughters. Ambrose Grow Of
New Haven was a guest of III. T. SherNiu
and family over Sunday.-A. Il. Grow and
wife spent sunday In New Haven. The
ice cream festival given by the VILLAGE
Improvement society ON the park Satiir-
day night was success financially. Tie
proceeds will be used for improving tho
park.-A new Carpenter organ has been
purchased and placed in the lodge room
of Iibanus lodEe.-ReGular meeting of tho
w. G. Dunton post, q. \. r., "Wednesday
evening, July 2L-Joseph Rivers. is re-
ported as slightly better, lie is being
cared for by his son, II. l.. Rivers NJ.
and Mrs. o. \. Houghton went To Pu'rtv
Saturday for a few days visit witt s.
HauEhtons parouts.-The Noung p,ul :
societies Of the Baptist, Methodist e.
vent and Congregational churches, h.ll
union service Sunday evening at .n'
BAPTIST ChuTCh.-Mrs, Hannah bun Of
Cleveland Ohio, and Mrs, Clara Bruui,o
of Hartford, Conn, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. |. Ward, their brother,
| MIR. and Mrs. Henry Poase of the Que, n
| City are visiting In town,-Mss Alice BIRD
of Middlebury is the guest of friends In