Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
BRISTOL.

Miss Jennie Shcrwiu received word this
woch from Chicago that Mrs. ora j. An
derson, better known here uS Miss Grace
Rogers, underwent am operation in the
! Presbyterian hospital of that city last
week. The operation was successful and
she is doing well. The Rev :. T. Perry
has mad published an elaborate directory
| of the BAPTIST Church and society. Ii
contains the names of tho church and sun
day school officers and also of the church
societies, Sunday services and week day
imoctings.-Mr. and Mrs. w, II. Ridley re-
turned 10 Burlington Saturday after II
! visit here of several days -'rhc Wiling
| Workers will furnish the dinner for the
voters town meeting day.-Miss Lou At
| kins who has been seriously i'll, is now
very low.
| The topic for the Christian Eudeavor
meeting at the Baptist Church tu-mor-
row night is "tiomo Missions in our
| Cities" Miss Sadie Simonson. leader --.
Alfred Prime is seriously i'll ut the homc
ri his sister, Mrs. Partch. on North
Strcet.-A. c. Her is mailing some I'm
| proVomouts on the interior of his resi-
dcnce, laying hard wood floors etc
! Bristol Is to have anotAor creamery,
located on Garfield street near stewart :
/ stOrc.-rhcrc is case of scarlet fever
at L. S. Smiths on East strcct.-Ed-
ward Lafayette has tapped part of his
sugar bush and reports the sap running
| fast.--I S. Dunshee has been on the
list Of sick for several days.-A young
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. ltha Shepherd is
seriously ill.-A traveiing show that has
heon here the past week left suddenly
Saturday night leaving their bill for
the use OF the hall OF $40 unpaid.
Mrs. Williams, wife Of Henry Il.
Williams, died at her homo in Monkton
Monday afternoon. Mrs Williams was
well known hcre.-Charlcs b. Warner,
an old veteran of the Civi! War. and Il
former resident OF this town. is very
low at his home in New Haven Mills
c. NJ. Russell of Wilmington will deliver
the address before w. G. Dunton post
next Memorial day.-The family Of the
late Josiah Purinton who was killed BY
the fan of a tree last Friday seems tn
he i'll fated. The father, William, was
run over by team and killed: Of the
four sons, Arland, was killed by
horse, Moses was poisoned, William was
killed by blow on the head, Josiah
by the fall of a trce.--A young child of
Ernest White is seriously ill.-The scar
lot fever cases are of a mild typc.-P r.
I'm has severed his connection with
N" Novelty company and ontcrcd the
employ of 4 water committee,
Iho next meeting of the Outlook cluhI
VIII Il" with Mrs. Dicfcrman. February
=. Roll call; noted pictures by French
artists; lesson review, leader, Ms. G. +.
Lawrence, reading. The WaN,dc Viz
GIN Miss Bertha stewart: "Vcrssilli,s
Its Art and Architecture" Mrs Norton.
Miss Lulu Atkins. who is critically III.
is not as well.-Charlcs p. Warner died
AT the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. SipIcs
In New Haven Mills Tuesday afternoon.
aged about SS years, Mr.. Warner was
a sergeant in Co, h, 9Th Vermont regi-
ment He enlisted August - 1861 and
was discharged for disability October 81
lNG2. lie was formerly a resident of this
Town. and II brother of the late Henry
warner He left no family. Ne WAS n
member of W. G. Dunion Post, q. 4. r.
The funeral will be held this Thursday
afternoon at New Haven Mills. The IN
tcrmcnt will be in Greenwood cemetery.
George Dolong is At homo from Rich
mond, where he has been connected with
The Bellevue House