Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-17

home from a stay of several weeks in La
noble county.--N. ID. Bissonette was in
town over Sunday.-G. l.. Hasseltire was
in Rutland Friday.-H. E. Smith of the
Queen City spent Sunday in tcwn.-The
bell tower and weather vane on the town
hall have been painted by Clark & La
fayettc, and the clock dials have been new
ly bronZed.
Il. G. Dixie went to Morrisville Monday
called there by the serious Illness of his
brother, G. N. Dikc.--Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Phillips have gone to st. Regis Falls for
stay of several week..-Mrs. Fred Rogers
and two children of Reading, Mich, arc
guests of MIR. and Mrs. O. A. Sherman on
Maple street.-The postoffice is to be moved
from its present location in the Ridley
block to the room over the Herald office
in the Drakc-Farr block, the first of Au-
gust.-G. A. Smith Is at home from Coati-
coke, +. O., Mrs. Smith and son Howard.
Will remain through the summer.-Miss
Celia Hill was at home from Basin Har-
Dor over Sunday.-Ambrose Grow of New
Haven was the guest Of Fl. y. Sherwin
and family over Sunday.-Mrs. Eliza
O'Bryan widow of the late A. C. Hill, died
at the residence OF her son. Charles Ban
croft Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Hill had
been in poor health for several months. An
autopsy was performed sunday by DR..
F. T. Briggs. assisted by Drs Norton and
Edmunds and the cause of her death was
married. Her first husband was Edwin r.
Bancroft. who was killed by the cars at
Vercenncs several years ago. She leaves
one sister, Mrs. Israel Plain, and two sons
Charles and Edwin and a large circle of
other relatives and friends. Her age was
"a years.-T. J. Chase is quite seriously i'll
with symptoms of typhoid fever.-Mr. and
| Mrs. II. i. Hatch were at the lake over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Sherwin and
son Raymond of New Haven, Conn. are at
II. Il. SherWins. Mrs Sherwin and Ray
mond will spend the summer here.-Word
| came from Barre Sunday that Miss Ella
Norton was not as well. Her sister Miss
Dana Norton went to Barre Monday.-C.
+. lockwood of the Queen City was in
town over Sunday.-The two old ladies
Mrs Gravel and Mrs. King, who We're in
jured in the runaway accident Sunday are
getting along as well as could be expected.
Excursion TO Island Park July %, under
the auspices Of Bristol encampment, l. O..
O. F.-Mr. and Mrs. G.. L. Hasseltine
went to the lake Wednesday for a few
days outing.-AIiss Ellen Beach has gone
to her home in Michigan. where she will
spend part of her school vacation.-E. j.
Bristol ard G.. w. Farr went to Ripton
Tuesday fishing.-D K. Johnson of the
Queen city is in town.-Letters advertised
in the Bristol postoffice July "A: E. A.
Davis, Frank LEARN.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton Parmlec and two
cnlluren OF hartford, Conn, are VISITING
relatives here.-Libanus Lodge, +. & A. Nj o.,
conferred the NJ. NJ. degree on Deputy
Sheriff r. T. Rowley of New Haven Mol
day night.-William O Neil Of the Balti-
more Dental College is at home for his
summer vacaton.-Mrs. l.. A Purinton
and daughter. Nira of Saratoga Springs
are visiting here and in Lincoln. Mrs.
James Battershall of Troy, N. Y, is the
guest OF Col. n. F. Dunshee and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King of East
| hampton, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Il. S. Smith.-Mrs. b. c. Rivers is
visiting in Mddleburv-Dr. A. NJ. Norton
went to Barre Tuesday.-Herbert Gibson
and Mrs. William Corban and daughter
took a carriage drive to Long Point and
| return Monday. Mrs. Corban and daughter
returned to their home in New York tues
day.-Mr and Mrs. +. l.. Sherwin and
Mr. and Mrs +. w. Varney have gone to
Long Point for stay of two weeks.--D.
l.. Mahoney of the Bristol News visited
the Queen City Monday.-The funera. of
Mrs. Eliza A. Hin was held from her late
home on the plank road" Monday after
noon. There was a large attendance. The
Rev. w A. Kinze off1ciated. Interment was
in the village cemetery by the side Of her
first hushand.-At the democratic caucus
| Friday evening the following delegates
were elected to the State and district coli
Ventions to be held at Burlington, July n:
j. A McDOnouCh, James Dillon, Thomas
Leonard; town committee A. J. Crane u.
l.. Layne, r. 5. Smith, L. NJ. Gage, c. A.
! Eurnham. Tho delegates so uninstructed
They are to choose their own alternates.