Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-03-13

stay in ROuSeS Point, N. Y.
Thomas Dobson, who recently bought the
old Kenworthy home on North Pleasant
street, has commenced to make some re-
pairs and when completed he will move
his family from Addison into 1t.
j. A. Wright & Co. are making prepara-
tions to make a large shipment of fine
blooded cattle to South Africa. They now
have about 80 head of the finest animals
in this section.
tune to stick the tine or a ptchfork
through his right foot some two weeks
ago. Is able to be about again.
Fred Hammond. who recently sold his
farm, is moving into the George Chap
man house on Main street.
Francis Kelley, who has been quite sick,
is able to be out again.
BRISTOL.
l.. A. Ellis and J. V. Thomas of Sails
bury were in town Friday to engage school
teachers. They engaged Mrs Landon
Abernethy for one.-Mrs. Olive Sturte-
want, mother of Mrs. n. NJ. Dunshee. Is
confined to the house the result of n
fall.-E. b. Guindon will lead the Epworth
League meeting, and Miss Lizzie Johnson
the Christian Endeavor meeting next Sun
day evening. o. r. Houghton will lead
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Congregational church, and Miss Bertha
Kenyon the Loyal Workers meeting at the
Advent church next Sunday evening"
Libanus Lodge, +. & A. NJ. conferred the
NJ. Nj. degree on n. d. Bissonnette, W. H.
Ridley and W. j. Cox Friday evening"
The funeral Of Il. r Leet was held from
his late home on Bristol Flats Saturday
afternoon. Rev. II. i. Kelton officiated.
The bearers .were Il. b. Palmer. ]. ]. Du-
mas, Frank Grecnouch and w. \. Law
renee. Interment was in the family lot
in the village cemetery.-E. w. Smith
starts to-day for Cincinnati. From there
he will go to New Orleans, and other
points south and expects to be gone two
months.
The school directors, Drs A. NJ. Norton,
G.. +. Edmunds and l.. o. Chapjn, with
T.. J. Rogers, went to Middlebury Sa
day to look over the sanitary arrange
ments of the Middlebury graded school.
They are contemplating some improve
;nents here.--H. b. Allen has taken the
farm north of the village now occupied
by NJ. u. Parmelee, and will move sooll.
S. d. Farr is improving and expects to
get out soon.-Mrs. Il. NJ Carl is recover
ing from a severe ilness.-There was 10
preaching service at the Congregations
Church Sunday on account of the col
tnucd illness of the pastor, the Rev. G.
y. Thomas.-Mrs. Henry Landon is slow
improving.--C. f.. Munsill and Mrs. T.. II.
on Pleasant street.-Ths winter term of
the graded school closes Friday, Marcu
.1.-A. j. Crane has been appointt i
ianitor of Holley hall by the selectmen in
place OF W. E. Bicknell.-H. c. Warner,
who has been in poor health for several
years, has been worse for several days.
Miss Frances Sumner has closed her
school in Whiting and is at home.-Letters
advertised in the Bristol postoitice March
1c: Mrs. Soloman Roscoe Mrs. Charles
Ward. Quincy Thurston.-Seven per- ors
united with the Baptist Church SUNDAY
evening by baptism.
Libanus Lodge held their annual meet
ing Monday afternoon and elected of
ficers as follows: w. NJ, G. f.. Munsill
s. W. A. b. kilburn; j. W., c. A. Hanks
treasurer, H. s. Sumner; secretary, +. y
Palmer; $. D.. G. w. Small: j. D., r. w
Dunshee; S. s., J. y. Whitney; j. s., A. r
Hill: chaplain, J. j. Dumas: marshal. w
A. Lawrence; tyler, II. +. Sherwin: or
ganist G. G. Curricr; finance committee
c. w. Norton. T.. J. Bristol, J. H. Orvis
grievance committee, c. w. Snedon, j. j
Dumas, W. w. Needham. u. +. Sherwir
received his 2lst appointment as tyler o
the lodge. II. i. Williams of Monkton has
attended every annual meeting of thc
lodge for 42 ycars--The Outlook club viii
meet with Mrs A. NJ. Norton, March n
Subject. PENNSYLVANIA; William Penn Mrs
Bartlett; Pennsylvania, Pilgrims. Mrs
Allen; Colonial Philadelphia Miss Parm
lee; Mines and Mints Mrs, Dunshee.-
| Temporary repairs have been made q
| Spring street and teams with light load
! can use the street.-The Rev Z. y
| Thomas Is able to get about the house
/ Henry {. Warner a much respected resi-
! lent Of West street, died Tuesday morn
| ing after an illness of several years. Mr.
| Warner was Il brother-in-law of Col. y
| +. Dunshce His age was 81 years. III
| leaves widow but no children. The fu
neral will be held from the house Thurs
day at two O'Clock p. m.