Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-30

day. The funeral was held from st, Am
brose Church. tho Rev. Father ID. L.
Coffcy officiating. The intor,ncnt was in
ST. Joscph's emotery.-John s. Ridley of
New York was in town over Sunday to
attend the funeral of his grandmother,
Mrs. W. s. Howdcn.-The Bristol Athletic
as ciation will play the Burlington high
Sc ol at Riverside Park May 1.-THE
school directors are perfecting arrange
inents for introducing a course OF type
writing and short hand in the graded
SCHOOLGIRLS. Ford Bingham is seriously
i'll. threatened with pneumonia The list
ers will start on their annual visit next
Saturday.--iI. l.. Parmlee has sold his
farm on Bristol Flats ~ G. n. Smith,
James Minehan. whose funeral was held
ut the Catholic Church Monday. died
while sitting in his cllair-Thc &. c. c.
will meet with Mrs Jennie Steadman this
evening.--f. J. Avery has traded and got
I. fine looking four-year old colt of Noble
Hurlburt.
Joseph Dwyer has moved his family
from Lincoln and occupies one OF the
Lawrence tcnemcnts ont Locust street.-
The school directors have organized for
the coming year with w. w. Wilson,
chairman and l.. A. Hasseitine, supcrin-
tcndcnt. The outlook club will hold their
next meeting with Miss Kate Stewart
April Z: Roll call: Peculiar Costumes !;
lesson review. leader. Miss Parmlee: "Ja-
pan and Korea" Mrs. Smith: music; Mrs.
|Dickorman; reading, selected, Mrs. vii.
son.--Begnning next Sunday the evening
services at the Baptist Church will be as
follows: Christian I;ndeavor meeting at
$50, preaching service at 7:3o.-Miss
Georgia Peck has taken G. C. Curriers' $
place in Dunshec e. Chapins store as
bookkecper and cashior.--rhe many
friends here of Mrs. ]. s. Flint of Bur-
lngton will be giad TO hear that she is
doing well after an opera ton at the Mary
Fletcher hospitaiAirs Henrietta rurin-
ton and daughter Hattie, of Mddlobury
are visiting rcla here for few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Jeremiah Curtin left Tues
day on another extended European trip.
Mrs Fannie Tracy and Mrs. Ann Mich
OILS, aged sistcl-, arc both HAT the home
on Church utroet.--Col y. i. Dunshcc
went to burlington Monday to consult
physicians for a. trouhl" with his eyes
Burnie Murray returned Monday from a
visit of several days in Burlington and
Undorhili.-A big buck deer was seen on
Mountain avenue Tuesddy.-P. j. Bristol
has moved his family into the lockwood
house on Pine street.-Elmcr Jennings has
entered the employ OF Il. G. Sargent as Il
delivery clerk Bristol needs a game war
den to look aftcr the dogs that are chas-
ing deer, and tho owners Of the dogs
The surveyors are at work surveying the
different sources Of water supply under
l.. ~. tf.a tod n
the recent village meeting
Mrs. Amelia cutting is III with tho
prevailing distompor.--N,rs. Hannah
Needham OF Burlington is visiting
| friends in town Levi S. Warner is
one of the --latest additions to the list
of sick-Mrs. $ NJ. Gof is confined to
her bed with illness.--Mr. and Mrs
Maurice Graves OF Brandon are visit
ing here and II ,tsrksboTo.-New ma
, pie sugar is coming freely and sell
ing for 10 and II cents a pornd.--Mrs
Kate Il. Peahe and Il. w. Peake, who
have been III Florida and other South
ern resorts the past winter, are en-
pected home next woek.-Mr. and Mrs
j. A. Jennings have moved in with Mrs
j. T. Barlow on West street.
New cases OF mumps and whoopins
cough are reported.--Quite u HeaN!
thunder shower passed over here
Tuesday night.-Wililam Shedrick has
had his pension increased from $l' to
s24 a month by special act OF con-
grcss.-I.etters advertised IN the Bris-
tol postoffice March -: Mrs. Julia
Goodell, Mrs Frank I. Wilson.-Miss
Ella Norton is caring for Mrs. Mary
Davis in Lincoln, and Mrs. Ella Dana
for Mrs. George Atwood.-Miss Ruth
Foote of Cornwall is the guest OF hcl
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ChaunceS
Stewart.--Mr. and Mrs Il. l.. Shacket'
will move in with Mrs. B. A. Atkins
soon.-Joseph Johnson and son oi
Huntington are visiting relatives in
| town.