Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-16
BRISTOL.

The game ~ base ball SATURDAY. be
tween Brandon high school and the b. r.
s. was called off after the second inning
because Of some disagreement with the
score to in favor Of Bristol high
Mr.. Russell and family have moved into
the Gleason tenement on Mountain ave
nue.-E G. Norton bought about 5000
worth OF maple syrup here Friday for
Welch Bros. of Burlngton.-M Miss Edna
Pettibonc of Richmond is visiting in town.
Snow covered the ground here Saturday
Daniel Lcvarn was taken 10 the Water
bury asylum Friday. Ho was accompin-
led by Mrs. Levarn, r. g. and Carlos
Levarn. Mr.. Lovarn has been IN a de-
mented state for over seven years, He IS
Ia veteran OF the civil War.-Charlcs VOL
colt of Elmore Is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
w NJ Farr.-NIss Jennie Mae Sears Of
iinesburGh and Carroll j. Dawney IF
this town were married in Hnesburg1
May s. They have been in tho employ
until recently Of the Bristol Manufacture
ing company.-FdWard Blanchard. who
was called here by the illness and death
of his father, Frank Blanchard, has re-
turned to Boston.-Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
l,adue hay" returned from their wedding
trip, and will 20 to housekeeping in taa
Curtin tenement on Mountain avenue.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Baptist Church will hold a union service
with the Junior society next Sunday
evening.-The remains OF Mrs. Almina
Conant Brockway were brought here from
New Haven Sunday and Inferred in
Green wood cemetery Mrs. Brockway died
in Massachusetts,. She was former VITA
of the late j. B. Conant OF New Haven
p j. Bristol bought the Charles Hay
wood farm in Lincoln Saturday at auc-
ton for 81, 2,20.-The teachers of the graded
and district schools will attend the meet
Ing Of the Addison County Teachers as
socation at Whiting. Thursday and FRI
day, May lG and l7-George Burritt has
been appointed truant officer In place
Of K. s. Smith. resigned-Mrs A. II
Maxham will lead the Epworth League
meeting AT the Methodist Church next
Sunday evening; topic, Stewards of
Grace. H. Tabor, who came here from
Waitsfield to work for Clark g. Chase, haa
returned home.-Mr. and Mrs Elmer
I Bennett of Now Haven were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs, r, ]. Clark over Sunday
The following members of the local society
attended the W. {. r L. convention AT
Mddlebury Monday and Tuesday: Mrs
Avery. Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Dunshec, Mrs
Wright, Miss Pettibone. Miss Eva Norris
Miss Cove, Mrs. Roseman, Mrs. Manum
and Miss Wellcr--Mrs. r. J. Trego. ma
tional evangelist of the WOman's Chris
tan Temperance Union, will speak at the
Methodist Church Friday evening. May
II. at 7:3o. a cordial invitation is extended
to all.-Elmer Bennett of New Haven has
entered the emploV of Clark & Chase
painters. Mrs. Sunderland of Brldport is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, A. G. Summer.
Roy Bicknoil of Bethel IL visiting his
relatives In town. John Sunderland Of
Bridport visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Sumner over Sunday,--R. f. Hatch is at
tending the Odd Fellows meeting at Mont
pelier this week-The Rev Il. c. HAYNES
| IL expected to preach in the Congrega-
| tlonal Church May 10 and % as candi.
date for the pastoratc.--c s. Huntington
will have charge OF the Riverside
| creamery this season.-W. A. Lawrence
has shipped eight carloads OF hay from his
| farm this spring lie expects to shin
twelve IN all.
The BODY of Edward CuShman was
brought here from Lebanon. n. H., Tues
! day and taken to the Baptist Church.
where the funeral was held The Rev j.
| T.. Thurston OF Lincoln offcated The
burial was at Lincoln Center Mr.. Cush-
| man was a brother of o. ]. Cushman and
| father of Leon CuShman OF this town
Al the special village meeting Monday
evening D. r. Bosvorth was elected water
commissioner In place Of Ralph Denio, re
| signed Fred Blackburn has entered the