Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-18

ing him about s2s. The thief has not
yet been located.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Wood Of Addison last Monday
BRISTOL.
The Epworth League topic for next Sun
day evening will be "Studies in Church
Benevolences, leader. Mrs. Frank Fetch
or. The Christian Endeavor topic at the
Baptist Church will be "Falthfuness".
leader. Mrs. d. w. Durfee.--C. II. May
has leased a part of r. @. Lavarn's mill
on North mountain street. and will install
turning lathes.--Apple picking and potato
digging are now in order. The crops are
an average one.--Mr. and Mrs. John Riv-
ers have moved here from Weybridge.
Mr.. Rivers has entered the employ OF the
Bristol Manufacturing company.-Mss
Nellie Sunderland entertained her Sunday
school class ut her home on Pleasant
street saturday afternoon. Glass officers
were elected as follows President Jessie
Layne; vice-president, Ada Brooks; treas
urer, Alice Rider; secretary, Dorothy
Lawrence class colors. orange and green,
Refreshments were served.OThe new
steel penstock at the electric light plant
is comprehensive Juniors of the Baptist
Church will give a Japanese social IN
bikes hall Friday evening October 10.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged THE mission study class OF the
Baptist Church met Tuesday evening
with Miss Evelyn Enthusiastically. Octo-
her q. will he observed as harvest Sunday
at the Baptist Church. An appropriate
sermon will be preached In the morning
by tho pastor. with praise service In the
evening. Clayton, a son of Mrs. Charles
williamson. was accidentally shot Sun
day afternoon by Robert Johnson. It APP
pears the two boys were shooting fish a.
the river The pistol was n small affair,
| carrying ball about tho size of a double
| Il shot. lie was brought home and DR..
! Briggs called. He was unable to locate
tho ball which was in the f1eshy part of
| the thigh. He is expected to get along
/ all right unless something now sets In
| r. f. Hatch Is improving slowly but un-
| able to do much business as yet.-C. p.
| Abernethy is in poor hoalth.-Monroe
Lewis of Duxbury is visiting his sister
and brother, Mrs. G. b. Ridley, and He
| man Lewis.
I Mr. and Mrs A. II. Stevens are at home
! from Il weeks visit with relatives in
| Whiting. The next meeting Of the Out
look club will be held with Mrs. Hi
October G. Roll call; current events lead
er, Mrs. w. a. lawrence The Druids, "
Mrs Demo.-Mrs. Hartman, who died in
Monkton Monday. was the widow of the
late Lewis Hartman and sister of Still
man White. and the late Joseph White of
this town.-The Williamson BOY who was
accidentally shot Sunday is getting along
all right-Mrs. VI. l.. Averlll of Middle
bury is visiting her mother. Mrs. David
! White-Mrs. NJ. /. Woolsey of Vergenncs
T has been in town this week. making ar
rangements for n rumnage sale in aid If
the Episcopal missior.--o. f. Grover is nj
home from Chcago.-Mr. and Mrs. Franz:
! Farr of Chicago are guests of his mother,
Mrs. Sophia Farr, and other relatives
! Tho children and maids of Colonel and
Mrs. w. G.. Bates returned to New York
Tuesday. Colonel and Mrs. Bates expect
| to leave next Friday.
| The body OF Mrs. White Hartman was
brought here from Monkton Wednesday,
and inferred in Greenwood cemetery by
the side OF her husband Il lyman Dlcker-
man. who has been seriously ill., is able
TO be out.-W. w. Rider, who was thrown
from carriage several weeks ago, is inn
proving slowly.-Col ~ F. Dunshee f.
lC. Dixie and r. w. Peake attended the
funeral OF Col. w. b. Wright In Orwell
l-Contractor Moore and assistants have
began work on the Observation-Disclosures
were advertised in the Bristol postoffice
October IL for +. F. CUISINE, W. Nj
Denney, w B. Gibson William Lapoint
Sidney Wellens.-The remains of Mr.
Craron were taken to East Charlotte Wed
ne,day for burial.-Neil Sumner had one