Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-20
BRISTOL

The district schools In town began Mon
day.--George Collamer is in poor health
and unable to do any work.-Mss Julia
Casey will teach the fall term of school
in the Hard Scrabble" district--E w.
Frank, who has been in poor health for
several weeks, is improving SLOWLY.
n. Roseman is slowly convalescing
from his recent illness.-The board ef
directors of the Bristol Novelty company
have elected officers as follows: Pres-
dent w. T.. Hanks; secretary and trea-
surer, w. G. Bingham.-E. u. Black
we'll attended the meeting of the Vermont
Electrical association in St. Johnsbury
Thursday and was elected one of the
executive committee Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Tart are at home from a visit OF several
days In Westport y. Y.-The break in
the water main at Rocky Dale has been
repaired four-inch pipe being laid
though the covered bridge. instead of
through the ricr as formerly.
Luther Callahan of the medical do
partment of the University Of Vermont
is spending his vacation with relatives
here.-Mlss Marguerite Churchill of New
Yorl; was a guest of Miss Mildred Cha
pin over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. y. G.
Deming Of Boston are guests of Mr. and
Mrs l.. G.. Cha Gpin.--Howard Howdcn
died Mt the home of his brother, Edward
Houden, at New Haven Mills Monday
night after n long and lingering illness.
He leaves n wife in Bellows Falls. The
funeral will be held this afternoon from
his late home. Burial was In Greenwood
cemetery.-M II. l.. Averill Of Middle
bury is visiting her mother, Mrs. David
White-Miss Stella Hammer returned to
New York Tuesday after her summer
vacation here.-'rhe class of '0S have or
gauized and elected officers as follows:
President Marvin Roys; vice president,
Burnice Murray; secretary. Isaac Full
ler treasurer, Myrle Hill Class coors,
navy blue and white. The class of 90.
have organized as follows: President,
Ray Hasklns; vice president, Marjorie
Edmunds; secretary, Grace Pollard;
treasurer, Ellen Sweet; class colors navy
blue and gold.-H. \. Tatro Is attending
Ing the Franklin county fair at Malone
Robert Knight of Montana and Dr.
George Stratton Of California are guests
of W. II. Hughes-Mrs Matte Young is
at home from New York whore she
spent the summer-W. w. Wilson, G.
Farr and Ira Everest are hunting ducks
on Lake Champhin.--Missc Blanche
Jacobs and Maud Estey have entered
Mlddlebury College.-ROy Jacobs is at
home from Bethel-E. w. Warner has
been appointed assistant town clerk.
The body of Howard Howden was
brought here from New Haven Mills We'd
nesday and inferred in Greenwood ceme-
terry by the side of mis- mother.-Tcn Bris-
tol ladies' with their babies called on Mrs.
Alice siple in Lincoln recently. Mrs. Siple
had officiated In the capacity of nurse for
them.-R. r. IIughs of Mlssoula. Mont,
and DR. and Mrs. George Stratton OF
Maysvlle, Cal. have been visiting their
brother, w. H. Hughs.-Ietters were ad-
vertised In the Bristol pOstofice Septem
ber Il for Mrs. A. Brown. Frank r. Ken
yon. II. L. Lennard.-Mrs. NJ. E. Hughes
and daughter. Mabel, have returned to
their home in Boston after a visit of sew
eral days with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. l. \. Bigelow are the
guests of Miss Helen Weller and other
friends.