Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-03
BRISTOL.

Mrs Nellie Kilburn has rented her
house to Mrs. Edmund Ladue.-Mss Nel-
lie Partch is visiting in Shclburne.-N J.
I'M shows stalk of corn measuring IL
feet.-Miss Susie Monroe will again teach
this fall In Warren.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Cooley and children Of Orwell visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Tatro over SundaY.--P S.
Grow. the oldest person in town. cele-
brated his 96th birthday Saturday ny tak-
ing ride about the village IN f.. j. Br,s-
tolls automobile. 1t was his first expert
encc-F'. l.. Ward started Tuesday for
New Jersey. where he will visit relatives.
From there he will go to ohio and Kan
sas. He expects to return next spring
f. f. Miller and Miss Rache' Murdoch OF
Warren were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Ed
mund I1adue Sunday.-There was an ex-
citing runaway on Mountain avenue Sum
dav evening. AZ Mrs. +. W Handlon
and Mrs. Flossie Tart were driving ont
Of the yard their horse kicked and start
ed to run. throwing Mrs Hanulon out.
She WAS bruised on one side and arm,
One shaft OF the buggy was broken
Mrs. Edward Gee. who died In Monkton
Saturday, was The mother OF Mrs. A. p.
Brown Of this town.-Ralph Brown went
to Albany, y. Y. Monday, where he will
enter the business colege-Mlss Grace
Pullman Is visiting in VerRennes.
George Bates of New York city Is 4
guest of Mrs. Miranda Parmalee and
family.-Mr. and Mrs. r, f. Hatch and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Varney and family
returned Monday from stay of two
weeks at Queen CITY Parks. NJ. Cor
reports the morning temperature for
August as follows. Highest, "a de-
grcss: lowest AZ degrees; average. Gil
degrees; last year, SOIL degrees. noon
average. 1913. last year. 1919; rain
fall, 100 inches: last year. .72 inches
clear days, ~, part clear IA, cloudy ) !;
north wind, Z days; south, 10, variable
Q: highest point reached, 96.-Oficcrs
of the w. c. 7. L. elected Monday fol-
low: President. Miss Helen Weller;
ce-presidents, Mrs. Alice Rosemsn.
Mrs. Nellie Nahum. Mrs. Lena Shep-
herd, Mrs. Fannie Hammer; secretary,
Miss Eva Norris; treasurer, Mrs. Mel
lie Nahum: assistant secretary. Mrs.
Walter Wright; rintendents flower
mission, Mrs. Mary Noyes; Sunday
school. Mrs Nellie Nahum: evangelis-
tic. Mrs. Cordelia Avery; mothers
meetings, Mrs. Luna Daniels, temper
ance literature, Miss e. A. Cove, saw
ings bank. Mrs. Nellie Nahum, L. T. t.
Miss Helen weller: press work. Mrs
W n. Gove.--W. w. Hatch went to
burlington Tuesday where he has a
position as shipping clerk In the Office
Of the American WOODEN company
Miss Kathleen and Marjorie Ed
munds are at home from Long Lake
n. Y.--Mrs George Briggs returned 10
New york Monday.--About 90 members
Of the Bristol Grange attended service
at tho Baptist Church Sunday evening
George Palmer Is visiting In Shelburne
Mrs Kate r. Peake and Miss kath-
ryn Needhsm were In burlington Mon
day.
PRINCIPAL r. II. Wallace returned from
bi. summer vacation Tuesday. -Roya
smith underwent an operation for gal
stones IN A Rutland hospital Monday
p. s. GROW, 8 years old, went to thu
POLLS Tuesday and voted a straight repub
lican ticket AZ he has done at ever3
State election since 1910 when he cast hi'
first presidential vote for william ID
Harrison tight here for representa-