Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-04-18
ADDISON COUNTY,
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
Bristol has sc children between five and
| ght years of age, 2i2 between and IS
ears and 121 between 10 and is years
fhere will he no ball game this season be-
Iween Bristol and Middlebury College
NJ. f. Grover and family have occupied
he summer house on Bristol Flats.-A
lumber from here attended party at Dr..
Gorge Russell's In Lincoln Thursday
.vening. THE Bristol Lodge of odd Eel
Iws will observe the SSth anniversary of
le order Friday evening, April 8-Mr.
bid Mrs Fl. l.. Parmee have returned
rom Florida where they passed the win
r-Mrs. +. Blauvelt returned Saturday
b Providence, r. l., whore Mr.. Blauvelt
| ient last wcck.-The Rock Springs Water
.ompany is laying new mains on West
Pleasant strcct.-OwinE TO a disagreement
1ctweon Thomas Leonard and +. l..
Ihackett as to the transfer of the hotel
.roperty Bart Casey the clerk, has
large.-R a. Young is able to be about
le house and Frank Blanchard is more
)mfortablc.-F. G. Lavarn has his now
Nv mill, built on the site of the one
drned two or three months ago, nearly
badly for busincss.-L O. Chapin opened
is new store Monday.
yThere Is a case of scarlet fever in the
.mily of J. b. Rider, and the house is
uarantined.-Mrs G. w. Snedun will
ad the Christian Endoavor meeting at
lie Baptist Church next Sunday even
|g; Miss Mary Johnson, the junior
Ihristian Endeavor.-The outlook club
IN meet with Mrs. Hatch April It: sub
| let, domestic Science. The Rev. G. n.
homas sold a quantity of personal pro-
erty at auction Saturday afternoon
c. Santau of Burlington in town this
eek,-Sugar makers report are working
|ight and day.-Miss Eevelyn Dumas is
home from Charlotte.-A business
heotng of the Baptist Church will be
tld Thursday evening at the close OF
rayer mocting.-A. T.. Grow and Il. j
lark visited c. c. Clark in Lincoln over
Inday.-There was no preaching at the
(ethodst Church Sunday. the pastor be-
bg at conference.-E Van Den
(Irgh of Alburgh was in town over Sun
n.y. on his way to North Bennington
here he has a situation.-Frank Blan-
hard, who has been seriously Ill for
nveral weeks, was up and dressed Sat
b'day.-C. c. Clark has made over 1,S0t
Dunds of sugar this season.-C. j. Fer
Elson OF Burlington will speak in the
aptist Church Sunday morning in the
|terests of the Anti-Saloon League. A
nion temperance meeting will be held
the Congregational Church in the even
(g.-Miss Alta Cooley began her school
ha mia ra,
tai by Mrs. Shackett's pupils Friday
rening was attended by a large audience
he proceeds are to be used for the bene.
h of the senior class Of the b. II. s., as
ne class will take a trip to Washington
bstead of the usual graduating exercises
Mrs. Maurice Graves and child Of
brandon are visiting her grandmother
rs Caroline Ray.-Patrick O'Neils con
6tion is improving every day.-Roy Blck
|cll has gone TO Bethel, where he has
ork in a grocery store,
Melvin " Ross, who lives on II, p
Eilliams's farm in East Monkton, was
adly injured about the head anc
houlders by a log rolling over hin
Ionday afternoon. The doctors think
C has a good chance for recovery, bu'
Yill be unable to determine the extent
his injuries for several days. Mr.
loss moved from here to the Wiliam ms
brm several weeks ago.-The Rev
rank Fletcher has returned from
difference. He will be here another
ear.-O. W. MCShane Of this town
las one of the successful candidates
|efore the Vermont state board OF
harmacy at Montpelier April 3.---Mr
undy OF Burlington is in town, con-
ulting with the village trustees for
bore sidewalks.-Frank Blanchard IL
Fported as much worsc,-Letters ad-
ertised in Bristol postoffce April 1b
FRS. II, l.. Brush, Rev George e. Ty.
fr.-Mrs. Ada Bennett of New Haven
isited relatives here Monday.-Miss
ertrude Parmalee, is i'll with appen.
icitis.
William and Bert Preston of Burllng
pm We're in town Tuesday and Wednes
hy.-Frank Blanchard died at his hom,
Mountain avenue Tuesday afternoon
fter an illness of several weeks, FL
aves wife and several children. Th,
Ineral will be held at St, Ambrose
hurch Friday morning at 9;l5,-Mrs. n
Gage Is at home from IIardwick,-
William Tatro had the end of his thuml
ut Of and John McKinnon, has thuml
adly cut by a saw at the Bristol Manu-
hcturinS Co.-The Rev. w. S. Bezansor
las gone to Massachusetts for a 10 days
isit,-lt Is rumored that Bristol Is t
ave new summer hotel.-'rhe Rev
ather D. Il, Coffey went to Fair HaYeI
Nednead1y to attend the funeral o
father Lane,--Maple sU7ar is selling fol
to II cents a pound, and syrup, 70 t
cents Il gallOn.-Nell Sumner is a
lome from Rutland, wher,~Sent las
eek to work in the ear shop. Melvi,
loss, who was injured Monday in Monk
pn Is in critical condit.oA.-The scarlet
aVer cases prove to be of a mild charac
r. and are doing Week.-Mrs. Saral
dumas is at home from Charlotte.-Amo.
!axtam Of Granville was here rues
az aud WedNesdaY.--Th annual vilag,
leotiGg uIli ne h~ld Anril -