Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-23
BRISTOL.

Christian Endeavor meeting and Miss
Gcorgiana Peck the Juniors at the BHp-
list Church and Miss Amy Sumner the
Epworth League at the Methodist Church
mkt Sunday evening Thomas Dupont
of the Rochester House. Rochester, was In
town SatuiS1ay.-Patrick ONeil. who had
his remaining leg amputated seven weeks
ago was in the village Thursday and
Friday ,-isi.ed his farm In Monkton. lie
is 81 years of aEe.--Mrs. Frank Bla nchard
and her two daughters returned from a
visit to Nergenncs Saturday.-Mrs Genie
Durfee is visiting her sister, Mrs. V. L.
Perkins In INTERCHANGEABLE and Mrs. J.
s. Jacobs and child OF Winooski visited
their relatives here over Sunday. Mrs
Jacobs and child will remain here a fow
daNs.-Sevoral from here attended the
funeral of Page Colby at West Lincoln
Monday.The bail game Saturday be-
TWEEN the Middlebury High school and tho
Bristol High school resulted in victory
for the latter - to 3. Last Thursday the
Mi.dlehury team beat the Brandon
High school 10 to in SIX innings.-There
will he rcmemorial exercises in the
graded school Wednesday afternoon May
GA. II. Munsll visited in Burlgnton
Saturday.-H. c. Brown OF Richmond
spent Sunday here with his family
Masons and their families are invited 10
- silver social Of the Eastern Star to-
morrow evening.-Forcst Partch was IN
Midlebury last Friday.-G. w Snecdcn
was in Woybridre last ThursdaY.-
Theresa O'Connor stenographer for the
Bristol Manufacturing Co. is visiting al
her home in Swanton.
Robert A. Young. aged GS years. one Of
the towns most prominent farmers and
business men. died at his home three
miles east Of the village Tuesday morning
with a complication Of diseases. NJ.
Young represented Bristol in the lcgis-
laturc in 1892 and had been seleCtmau,
Justice of tho peace, ovrr-ecr of the poor
and town grand juror. He was a native
OF starksboro. son OF Enoch and
Lydia Young. He leaves a wife and one
daughter. Mrs +. j. Raymond Of Daw-
son, n D. and two grand children, sons
OF DR. +. r. Young. who died In Buffalo
several years ago Ho was n member Of
! Libanus Lodge, F. & A. Vi. The funeral
will bc held at the residence AZ one
O'Clock Friday afternoon and the bearers
will be, Enoch Varncy, W. y. Hill, y. J.
| Tlill and j. G. Fuilor.-Ycon Dean. who
has been visiting his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Wills, returned last Satur-
day 70 Hartford. Coun.--Mrs ROYAL
Smith, returned Mondsv from Rutland
whore she has been fo- medical treat
/ men,. She is much improved. Noah
! Lathrop. has tho contract to furnish the
/ lumber for the now pulp mill ana addition
to be built on the site Of the ono burned
In Niddleburv several weeks ago.-Royal
Smith. an old soldier, Is seriously ill
! Snow fell here Monday night and the
( mercury stood at 90 degrees above Mrs
! Bridget Catfrey was stricken with par
| alvsis Mondav afternoon and is in n
! critical condition. Her daughters. Mrs.A
! j. Crane Of Richmond and Mrs. Mathew
Nolan Of Middlebury, arc with her Her
, age is Sc years. Letters advertised in tho
Bristol postoffice May % Lille Tart
Jane A Patton. w. r. Dickorson, tho Rev
George Tortier. Messers Fulkerson. Page
and Hunt. attorneys. manager Of the skat
| ing rink.-Mr. and Mrs II. II. Brewster
and granddaughter Of Huntington are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I.avarn.-
! Mrs. Amelia Cutting has returned from
n visit to Shoreham.-Joseph I.avarn was
! in Huntington over Sunday Earl No
! Cormicl. caught a trout May Il that
weighed one and a quarter pounds.
Commencement exercises Of the Bristol
high school will be held IN Hoiley hall
! Friday afternoon. June : at two O'Clock.
/ The class of 1907 has eight or 10 members
I Glass honors have been given as follows:
Kathleen Edmunds, valcdctorian; Alice
| Casey, salutatorian. The name of EnOch
Young should he substituted for Enoch
| Narney In the list of hearers a. the
Young funeral-Jos"ph Colby and Dr. c.