Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
BRISTOL.

The officers of Lookout club for 1864
are as follows; President. Mrs. Norton;
flrse vice president Mrs. Sncdon; second
vice-presdcnt Mrs. W. a. Lawrence, ,
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Wilson;
programme committee, Mrs. DEMO, Mrs.
Chapin Mrs. Prime. Miss Graves. Miss
Parmclce. Mrs. B. G. Linslcy will lead
the Epworth League meeting at the
Methodist church, Miss Hattie Bickford
the Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Baptist Church and Miss Helen Weller
the Christian Endcavor meeting at the
congregational Church next Sunday even
ing-Mrs Fred Roberts of Shelburne Is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c.
w. Norton-hliss Bprnce Stevens re-
turned to Whiting Saturday after a weeks
visit with friends here. Miss Frances
Sumner went with her for brief stay.
In the case of Bristol and Hewlett VI.
II. G.. Mullings Saturday, Judgment was
rendered by Justice II. =. Shcrwin for
the plaintiffs to recover damages of 3139. 40
and costs of SAL also in the case of VIII
son Bros. vs.. II. G. Mullngs, judgment
was rendered for the plaintiffs to recover
$l162O and costs of A.il. Tho defendant
did not appear in either casc.-C. NJ. Snc-
don returned on Saturday to Baltimore.
Md. where he will resume his studics
in the medical colcgo.--G. L. Colby has
been appointed tyler Of Libanus Lodge
f. and A. NJ, in place of II. L. Sherwin,
resigned. Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Doten of
Burlington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Bristol. Mrs. Il. G. Colby. who has
been in Burlington for several weeks.
returned with thcm.-Mr. and Mrs. r. s.
smith and children are at home from "a
visit of two weeks in BridGwatcr
In the case of q. W. Snedru VS.. II. q.
Mullins, judgment was rendered last
Saturday by Justice II. L. Sherwtn for
the plaintiff to recover damages of S2o.o5
and costs of si.it to recover for mieerc.
j j. Dumas continues in very poor
health. H. l.. Peck is caring for him
The next meeting Of the Outlook club
Will be held with Mr.. Boynton october o.
Subject. The Roman Empire, the Twelve
Caesars" Miss stowe; The Five Good
i1mperors," Mrs Shorwin; "Dioclotiiu
ana Constantine." Mrs. Tarr: Last
Days Of Rome" Miss sumner Mrs W.
w. Rider aud Miss Grace Bosworth have
been elected delegates from the Baptist
Sunday school to the county convention
at BridpCrt October aud 3-The Rev
and Mrs G. \ Austin who have been
guests of tn" Ecv. and Mrs :. l.. Perry
tor several weeks. returned to Hamilton
OHIO. Tuosd3N.-E. II. nm went to Bos-
ton Monday Miss Fanny Dula went to
Boston last Saturday.-J. J. Rhodes went
TO Burlington Morday.-Prof. B. II. un
went to Bostor Monday.-F. w Nash
Went to burlington MondaY.-fIoward
Howdon OF Bellows Falls is visiting rcla-
tlves in tovn.-Throo barns owned by
Loren Richards in New Haven, were
struck by lightning Sunday afternoon and
totally destroyed with large quantity
OF hay and grain Tho stock and tools
were saved. The property was insured -
Ora McShane. Il. c. Martin and Reuben
Avery are at home from their New York
trip.
Mrs. Arson Weed and daughter were
in town saturday, the guests of Miss
Helen Weller.
Changes il the rates of wages affected
'H.i" work people in Great Britain and
Ireland last month. OF whom $500 received
advances and 55.50 sustained decreases.
the net effect was decrease in wages Of
Sl.'N week. The thiof increase was 10
tho Edinburgh maSons. The decreases
were IN the coal mining in Cumher md
and Northumberland, and the engineer
ing and shphuidinT trades In Belfast.
Miss Mae Sherman and George d. Darl-
ing were married in MarShaltown, Iowa,