Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-16
BRISTOL.

| oxt1S Ill.,
Mrs. Mary Rider will lead the Christian
Endcavor meeting AT the Baptist Church
next Sunday evening. Miss Celia Hill
went to Middlcbury and Ripton Saturday
| for a few days visit with friends Miss
Grac" Bora, who has been caring Cor Mrs
h. &. St George has returned to hcr home
III Charlotte.--Willam Haight of Middle
bury is spending few weeks in town
with frionds.--''hc Rcv. q. X. Wilson is
preparing 10 light the Advent parsonage
and grounds with acetylcnc gas lAmps.--A
part Of the personal property of the II.
A. Atkins estate WAS sold at auction Sat
urday.-l.dward Thompson has occupied
ono Of Fred Dickernans tencmcnis on
Pleasant street. and entered the employ
of tho bristol manufacturing company
Miss Elizabeth O'Biicn. formerly connect
| ed with the News office. is tho gucst Of
the Misses 'Ecl.-'rhc next moetin,, of
the outlook club will be held with Mrs
Lawrence. March o. Red letter day
committee. Mrs. Edmunds. Mrs. Rider.
Miss Parmiec. Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Wilson,
Mrs Siple. who has hccn caring for Mrs
Howard Hass,ltno. returned Sunday to
her hone in l.ncoln.-Mrs. Carrie Mich
OILS widow of tho Rev. Hiland B.
Quimby. died at her home on Church
street sunday night after an Illness of
voral weeks. She leaves AN aged moth
.r MRS. Ann Nichols. one daughter. Fios-
sic. who is tho superintendent of Il girls
school in Wanking. China, and ono son.
Mark, wlo is in the employ of the New
Haven Mills Manufacturing company.
Mrs. Quimby was born in Warren and
was about A. years of age. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon at two
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pos'oH'ce Mar'h 10 MISS May King,
M .MMrs, '"i l'''''"' r'""a'u o'h'a'l'--J' t.
Wills, WHO mas he'n seriously Ill for
soN Graz "oehS' - Improving SLOWLY.
There is also little Improvement re-
i~''f' 80 49, ''''' ~ " ''''''''i '''p'ii-
bard who is i'll with pncumonia.--Wi
liam Nash is putting in II furnace and
making other Improvements in his
house on GARFIELD street, recently pur-
chased Of Arthur Govc.--O. w. Nc
Shane and family arc moving into the
Rider tenement on GARFIELD street.
There will be a Masonic installation on
Monday evening. March 2o.--r'rosh re-
ports Of water pipes freezing are heard
every day aud several streets are With
out any water-A fawn ran through
the Bristol House yard across Main
street and down south street 'ruesdov
afternoon chased by three dogs.
Threats are made TO prosecute thc
owrcrs of the dogs if they can bc
found
Th. funeral of Mrs Carrie oui,,hv
,,as boid from b,r lte homo IN rh,rci,
s,r.ot "Wednesday afternoon the Rcy II
~ pinh,rdsnn of Wcs,t,cld Mass or.
aci,ting Thcro WAS n large attcndance
a. ,ho Loccascd was held in birh ostoom
hv ,orca circle of friends rho hearers
,.oro II g Jennings d l. Meador
y,,,or ,yright NJ I Thom,s rhe inter.
,,am, ,,,as IN crocnvood c,mctcrv hv tho
.,an ~ nor husband d-S,,nerintcndent
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