Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-03-12
BRISTOL.

The library trustees held their an
nual meeting Thursday evening of last
week. Officers were elected as follows:
President Mrs. w. w. Rider. vce-prcsi-
dent, IL. F. Sherwin clerk, l.. w. Var
ney; treasurer. L. Il. Patterson; trustees,
Mrs j. X. I[ilburn. Mrs W. w. Rider. T..
w. Narncy. II. 7. Shcrwin. l.. B. Pattcr-
son; librarian, Miss Kate Stewart: voted
to pay the librarian $52 a year: voted to
eXpend 500 in the purchase of new books.
William Sargent of Lincoln has eight
sheep that have 16 healthy lambs.-'rhc b.
II. 5. Alumni association added sl5 to
their treasury by their dinner town meet
mig day
Miss Mary Maher,s in the Mary Flctch-
or hospital for medical treatment. Ed
ward Lafayette and family have moved
from Lincoln to their farm. recently pur-
chased of G. +. Munsil.-County Exam
ner Il. G. Boyce had II teachers present
for examination Friday and Saturday.
Daniel Monroe has taken charge of the
Addison County Telephone company 5
central. During the past year the Bristol
Free library was patrOnized by 80 people.
who took out $50 books.-This term of
the graded school closes Friday. March
n-A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Richardson has been seriously ill with
the Group.
Mrs. Julia Ellis who has been seriously
i'll is much improvcd--W. T.. Daggett of
Proctor. was the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. Daggett. over Sunday.-t,.
Daggctt went to Boston Monday on bust
ness.-Miss Clara Dunsheo is the new op-
orator at the southsidc central.
Iibanus Lodge. +. and A NJ held their
annual meeting Monday afternoon. The
following list of officers were elected: c.
a. Hanks, w. NJ: G. w. Small, S. w:
g, a. Danforth, j. W.; Fl. S. Sumner.
treasurer q. w. Sneedon. secretary; G.
f. Edmunds, S. D.; j. f. Whitney j. ID. (;
W. A. Ferguson S. S; r. r. Litch, j. s. ;
H. =. Sherwin, tyler; j. ]. Dumas, chap
lain; w. a Lawrence, marshal; finance
committee. =. j. Bristol. ]. w. Orvis, C..
w. Norton grievance committee \. b.
kilburn, l.. w. Shattuck. w. T.. Hanks.
Tho officers were installed by Past Master
{. +. Munsill II. B. Williams of Monk
ton has attended every annual meeting
Of Iihanus Lodge for i5 ycars.--H. p.
tyler Of i.ihanus Lodge Monday.-E c.
Hewitt was the first to bring in new ma
pie sugar Monday.-I.ibanus Lodge. t. and
\. NJ. conferred the fellow craft degree
on two candidates Monday night M T.
NarneN mas been on the sick list for a
week past.-The Rev. q. c. Cady of Paw
let is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs ID. T.
Meader-~W. II. Ridley Of Burlington was
IN town Tuosday.-Letters advertised in
the Bristol postoitice March ., j. A. Uar-
rington. Frank r. MclIugh.-Thomas
Leonard has leased the Bristol house for
another year.-Dr. u. A. Bsbie has sold
his building lot in Middlebury where his
block was burned recently to William
Jackson.-C G. Currier was appointed
orGanist of Libanus Lodge Monday after
noon-W. II. Cardell, lost valuable COW
Monday night from overfeeding.-IIoward
Cady, who has been living with his grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. f. Meader re-
turned to his home in pawlet Tuesday.
Quite n large quantity Of sugar has
been made and selling for Il to ~ cents
pound.-The Bristol Manufacturing Co.
have added several new men lately be-
cause of rush of orders.-Mrs. F. ~ Hill
Is recovering from serious illness.-A
young child Of Mr. and Mrs Paul Rich
ardson has been seriously i'll with mem
branous Group. but is now bettcr-F. G.
LaNarn has got his new shnglc mill in
operation and is turning out large auanti-
ties of shingles.-W. II. Ridley IL in
town packing his household goods, pre-
paratory 10 moving them to burlington.
Mrs. +. Fl. Boynton of Middlebury is
visiting friends in town.--A. j. Eastman
made business trip to Nergcnnes We'd
nesday,-J. V. Carpenter of Starksboro
was in town Wednesday.