Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-10-11

after which they will be at home to thei
friends in Addison.
| MISS Helen, only daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs, John Clark of Ferrlsburgh. dice
yesterday at their home after an Hines.
/ of about two years from tuberculosis
The funeral will be held at the hous,
Saturday at IL o'clock a. m.
BRISTOL
| Mrs. Katharine McCarl. wife of Car.
los Lavarn, died at her home on Church
street Monday morning after an Hines.
of several weeks. She leaves a hus.
band, two sons and one daughter. be.
sides a large circle of other relatives
Her age was 81 years. The funeral
was held from St. Ambrose Church
at ten o'clock Wednesday morning.
| The Rev. NJ. r. France of IIinesburgl
was In town for few days last week
Harold Hughes was at home from
Middlebury College over Sunday
Bristol teachers will attend the annual
meeting of the Vermont state Teach
ers association at Middlebury, October
Is, 19 and 20, the schools closing for
that purpose.-Mrs. Arthur Hill and
Miss Celia Hill returned Saturday night
from a weeks visit in Milton and Col
chester-Miss Gena Chaplin was at
home over Sunday from the L. V. NJ
j. j. Collamer of Shelburnc visited here
last week.-F. G. Lavarn found one OF
his horses with a broken leg In his
stall Sunday morning. The horse had
to be killed,-Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Thomas of Grand Rapids, Mich. visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. |. Thomas at Maple
Grove recently.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Lavarn and children of Granville, ~
y. are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. A. W. Stevens and Miss Amy
Sumner. were in Vergenr.es Friday
Miss Alta Cooley was at home from her
Monkton school over Saturday and Sun
day.-D. W. Durfee has been assisting in
the Rivers market the past week dur
ing the absetIse of the proprietor in New
fork.-Brstol Lodge. |. o. o. f.. conferred
the degree on two candidates Friday
evening.-A special village meeting will
be held this evening in Holley hail.
Representative Basalow, Is the only Civil
War veteran that ever represented the
town of Lincoln at Montpeler.-A son
was born to Mr.. ard Mrs. r. c. Sargent
October |. Also a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira White September GA. $. Wells
has been engaged to take charge of the
grammar room in the graded school in
place of Miss Bertha A. Stoddard Mr.
Wells is from Mddlesex and is a
graduate of Dartmouth class of Oh
Representative Fred p. Smith of Bridge
water spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his brother, r. S. Smith and other
relatives.-Miss Bertha Stewart is visit
ing at Irving Carpenters in Addison
Mrs. Hannah Prime is visiting her rela-
tives in Rutland.-Miss Evelyn Dumas IS
at home from a weeks visit with friends
in Waterbury,
The special village meeting Monday
evening was well attended. The meet
ing was called to order by p. X. Will
son. f. A. Hasseit'ne was elected
chairman. but declined. and +. r. Rod
was elected. r. G. Haw-
kins, secretary of the construction
read an itemized report OF
work, expenditures. etc, OF the commit
tee, which was adopted and 1t was
voted to authorize the committee to
finish the reservoir. and the work will
begin at once. +. +. Moore of Bur-
ilngton, having the contract-A south
easter prevailed here Monday night
and Tuesday, making it decidedly un-
pleasant for outdoor business Leon
ard Renaud Of Vergennes has been Wis
iting his friends here.-J. T.. Cushman
of Burlington was in town Monday and
uesday.-Principa and -..rs. c. NJ
Hazen went to Boston last Friday
night to attend his brothers wedding
Sunday night. l.. Shac-
kett returned from business trip to
Boston Saturday Nighttime Rev $. r
Perry went to Monkton Monday. where
he delivered an address on the Silver
Bay meetins.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. s Mathew
son are at home from their New York
trip.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens
have gone to whiting for a visit of a
week with relatives.
Letters from Frank W. Thomas, who
went to Colorado two years ago for his
health, to his parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
{. n. Thomas, inform them that he Is
steadily improving. Mr., Thomas is the
of the republican county COM
mittee where he resides.-Mr and Mrs. NJ
=. Varney are at home from visit OF a
week with their children in Bennington
Mrs. ]. +. Blauvelt of Providence, r. J., !
S in town looking after the work on her
tenement house on Maple treet.-Mrs j. |
f. Wright of Malone, n. Y, is a guest
If the Rev. and Mrs. c. n. Thomas Mrs. |
Thomas IL her sister.-Daniel Whittemore |
lied at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward |
)'B,yan in South Bristol Tuesday after
noon. Comrade Whttemore was vet
,ran of the Civil War. serving in the l4lh |
Vermont regiment. Co. q. His age was
o years.-rhe funeral of Mrs Carloss La
yarn was held from st. Ambrose Church |
Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock. Fa-
her ID. Il. Coffey officiating. The bearers |
we're James Casey. James Dillon. w. H. |
Maher, John Garland. Burial was In St. |
Ioseph's cemetery.-J. III. Burritt, who
,as been confined at home with a sore
oot, Is able to get about on crutches
letters were advertised In the Bristol
,osofilce October for Mrs c. II. Mans
ield. Charles Mansfield. Lester T.. Tup-
,sr.-pr g, ". EdmlIldS is attending ths