Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31
BRISTOL.

Mrs T.. G. Marsh returned to New
York saturday after q visit hero OF
several wcoks.--Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
Chase havc been visiting in Orwell tho
past week. Judgment was rendered
Friday by Justice II. T.. Shorwln for
the plaintiff to recover s. damages
premises in the case of Patrick O'N"il
-. CLARA RcrEcron.--Tho silver social
and anniversary by the Eastern Star
Friday evening was attended by a
large numhor aud tine occasion was on
joycd by all An interesting literary
and musical programme was rendered
with readings by Mrs. Hannah Prime.
Refreshments were served. Music was
furnished 10y Mrs. Shackctt ON the
piano ana W. w. Hatch. rurnct.-Thc
check list for tho Jun" rHucuScs has
been postod.--Mrs. Ecamau Of Fairfax
is ii guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Nash.
Mrs BoamAn formerly resided in New
Haven. Airs. A. j. Eastman went to
Burlington saturday for medical treat
ment.--W. +. Daggctt Of Proctor was
the guest ~ his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Dagsett, over sunday
Tho Epworth League topic at the
Methodist Church next Sunday evening
wifi he Serving Icy Self-Denial." leader,
Mrs. O. g. Bicknell The Christian En-
dcaV"r topic at Baptist Church next
Sunday evening will he Faith. What It
Is What it Does" leader. Miss Minnie
Whte,-Thc village trustees have had
the flower beds on tho park put in order,
and set out with towering plants.-The
ball game Saturday afternoon, between
the PrOctors and Bristol, resulted in u
victory for the visiting team, to 3.-Fort
Ethan Allen VS.. Bristols at Riverside
Park May 3n.-E. A. Rogers. who has been
employed on tho new Baptist Church at
Middlebury since last fall Is visiting his
sister, Miss Ella Rogers.-The next meet
ing of the Outlook club will be held June
with Miss Parmle., roll call: Current
events. Lesson Review leader, Mrs
Young; "Twenticth Century Austria. ."
Mrs. Wilson; reading "Thc Church of
Bron. Mrs. Chaplin The grand list of
Bristol this year is made mp as follows:
First class real estate, 4ss 3-4 acres. s.. .O2s .
81; second class real estate 1904 acres.
&,l7l.So: Total real estate, s7.797l7; per-
sonal property SO, 260. IL: one per cent. of
the real and personal property, 81. .057 90:
5ll polls Sl,o32. Total Gr-ud list sl2,079 80
q. w. Farr was called from Long Point
saturday by the critical jllness Of his
brother Frank, in Lincon.-Mrs. Il. g..
Patterson gave "A tea to the ciass of %
II. III. S. and a few friends last Friday
evening, in honor of Miss Carrie Pattor-
son. The table was beautifully dccorat ed.
candles and carnations. the color scheme
being red and white. a bountful supper
was served, after which a social hour was
spent with music. etc.-The Rcbckahs
gave reception Saturday evening at
their hail to Miss Carrie Patterson. The
hall was tastefully trimmed with apple
blossoms. Mrs. Il. y. Dixie. Mrq. II. j..
Hill and Mrs. c. A. Hanks presented the
guests to Miss Patterson. Mrs. Hughs.
Misses Stow and Stewart. Music was
furnished by Ray Haskins on the piano.
and A. r. Grow with his phonograph Ice
cream and cake were served. Miss Lottie
Carpenter of Panton is visiting Miss
Bertha Stewart.--Mrs. j. X. kilburn who
has been in the Mary Fletcher hospital
for Xray treatment, returned home Sat
urday.-The Memorial services Sunday
evening at the Advent Church were at
tended by large congregation. An in
tercsting sermon was preached bv the
Rev. W. S. Bezanson, the pastor Fourteen
members of w. g. Dunton post attend =
ed.-Miss Cornelia Stow, one of the
teachers in the graded school was off
duty Monday on account of illness
Miss Ella Norton is at home from, a
stay Of several weeks with her sister Mrs
t. Judd Irish. in Enoshurgh .Falls.-Th
ell part of the laundry building has been
moved to Fitch avonuc,-F. X. Dlcker-
mans new automobile arrived Monday