Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-02
BRISTOL.

TsuItI gNdS
BRISTOL.
The Rev $. i. Perry will lead tho
Christian EndcavOr meeting at the
Baptist church next sunday evening"
The following ballot clerks have been
appointed for March meeting Il. c.
Norton. T.. W. Narncy. &. \. Burnham.
James Dillon.-I w. Pullman has been
confined to his house for several weeks
with little or no improve vomcnt.-The
| freezing Of water pipes still continues.
| .--Thc funeral OF Minn Arnold, whose
remains were brought hero from Bos-
| ton Saturday, was held from the resi-
dcncc of Mrs. Sarah Dunn Sunday.-The
Rev @. c. Skaftc officiatcd. The inter-
mon, was in Greenwood cemetery by
the side of his wife. His age was SO
years. Tho bearers were G.. 4. Dam
forth. dim Wing. f. II. Palmer. -. j..
Meader.--Dr. H. j.. Averill Of Middle
! bury visited friends in town over Sum
day.---I.. W. Bates. who has been i'll for
a week past. is still confined to the
| house.-Thc novelty works closed Mon
day morning on account of the frcez-
| ing OF the water pipes.--J. Il. Wills is
on the sick list threatened with pncu-
monia.---A young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Clark has been seriously i'll for
several days.---G. l.. 1iasscltino is con-
fined TO lis house by illness. The sick
list is growing. prank {. conner was
barrostod saturday night By Deputy
1Sheriff G.. :. Farr and placed in tho
llock-ur. Monday morning he was
brought before Justice ~. =. Shcrwin
and pleaded guilty TO a breach of tho
peace and was fined 500 with costs of
$ll.S5. which was paid --Mr. AVID Mrs.
Joseph Cousinc buried young child in
the Catholic cemetery Monday.
Tho expenses OF Health Officer T.. H.
Palmer tho past year were s311.s3. He
received from the town Of Charlotte
for the case of smallpox, SlI7.s3
,Thc total receipts by the treasurer
were S3l.532.s. and the disbursements
wcrc S2?.iil.3s; assets, Sla.5iS.+2: liza
bilitics s2eG7334 indebtedness Of
town February -. 1905, s23.is4.3?
February Is. 1905. s2I.esO.S; grand
list. 190i sll.S31.22.-Mumrs and
whooping cough are prevalent here
among tho chhurcn. and sor,c older
ones arc aff,ictod.---A. r. Wright has
bought w. II. Newton's farm 'or 49,.
500. Mr.. Newton and ia mly expect TO
been rcappointcd janitor of the Bap-
tist thurch,--iir. and Mrs. " NJ. Farr
are receiving tho congratulations Of
their friends on the birth Of daugh-
'er--rhc novelty works started up
= again Tuesday morning. having got
their watcr pipes thawcd out.-Miss
Rhona Callahan went on TUESDAY O.,
ESSEX Junction. From there she will
lra . !, l,n M
. F. Sturtcvnnt and family.--Mrs. Leon
, Adams of Ncrgennes is visiting hcI
pc rents. Mr. and Mrs. W. ]. Rider.
The case of the First National Bank OF
, Bristol vs.. b. G. Sargent was tried before
, Justice ~. =. Sherwin and a jury Tues
, da>. The action was brought to recover
on 2 note Of $50 signed by II. G. Mullings,
, now in parts unknown. and claimed TO be
Endorsed by Mr.. Sargent. The jury render
ed IA verdict for the defendant 10 recover
. his Costs.--Miss Rose Hardy of Ferris
burg is the guest of Ny and Mrs. j. f..
Whitney.--Dr. T.. w. Shattuck is stopping
- at the Bristol House for a few days dur
> ing tho illness of his family.--E. Il. Pal
- mer and W. w. Wilson have been ap
, pointed By III" probate court commission.
- orS ana appraisers on the estate Of tn,
i late n. = Smth--C. s. huntington ha:
Son" To sudbury 10 nave ma eyes treat
y ed.--Willis \. Ferguson, who has been il
the employ of the Bristol Manufac cturint
Co. fo.' several years has severed hi!
' connection with III" commtny.-There vii
: be masquerade bali in Iolley hall Mon
> day evening. March .. under the auspico.
+" of the Bristo! Athletic association. Boil
!. base bail teams will appear in uniform
u The music will he by HutchS orchestra
" Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. Allen have move,
' into tn" Drake tenement Oh Stoncy hill