Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-10
BRISTOL.

Mrs. Nellie McEwen has returned to
Waterbury. Sarah Dumas is visit
ing relatives In Ferrisburgh-MissE Edith
Drury. teacher in the grammar room,
returned from her vacation Friday.-The
schools opened for the fall term Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Converse are visit
Ing In Middlebury.- n. Botsford Of
Rutland was In town over Sunday
Mrs Amelia Cuttings has gone to quincy,
Mass, whore she will spend several
months with her son.-Jason Ravlin OF
South Starkshoro has raised two cucum-
bers that measure three feet and ten
inches.
+. H. Wallace has resigned as prin-
cipal Of the graded school to except a
position rs inspector OF customs, either
at Ogdenshurgh or Morristown. The
directors have engaged p. r. Hicks of
Hamilton. n. Y. as principal Mr.. Hicks
has had ~ years experience as teach
or, is q normal sChoo! graduate and been
three years In college.-Mr and Mrs. \
]. Caldwell OF Fnoshurgh Falls and
three children are visiting In town
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer OF Monkton,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II C. Palmer over
Sunday.-The revival meeting IN the Ad
vent Church will commence Sunday and
continue TIL October Mr.. Wilson and
family are OCCUPYING the Fisher tenement
on Maple street The Treasure Seekers
will meet with Mrs d. ". Durtee and
Miss Minnie Ellison at the home OF the
former Thursday.-Chnrles Ellison AMI
Milo Abernethy OF Rutland. s. l.. Pur-
inton OF Bellows Falls and w. w. Hatch
OF Winoosk!. we're in town over Sunday.
-Mrs Georgia Bunce and child. return
ed to West Rutland Monday.-Mrs. w.
j. Douglass and children have returned
to Scranton. Pa. after a stay here Of
several weeks.-Mrs. @. J.. Haseltine
and daughter have returned to their
home In Montpelier.-Noble Ball of Fer
risburgh preached in the Methodist
Church Sunday.
Miss Kathryn Necdham will teach the
fal, term OF school in Ferrisburgh Ira
Norton of Rutland is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Norton Miss Ella
Rogers will soon go to Am.sbury, Mass.
to reside.-Reuben S. Avery and Miss
Frances A. Lafayette. both OF this town.
were married at tho Catholic rectory
Tuesday morning by the Rev y. f. COT
fey. The best man was Hiram Lafay-
cite and the bridesmaid Miss Nellie Gar
lin. They left on the eight o'clock train
for New York.-Miss Clara Ferguson is
tea ching school ut Basin Harbor-J. l..
Gaudette went TO Montreal Sunday for
Il visit OF 10 days,-F, II. Wallace went 10
Ogdensburg, n. Y, Saturday LEROY
Neal has returned from a few days In
Philmont. n. Y.-The schools opened
Tuesday morning with an increased at
OF VI
Gregory returned Tuesday from a visit In
Warren and Waitsleld. Bennett
of New Haven visited at p. J, Clark's
Tuesday.--Miss Elizabeth Newhall of
Waukesha, Wis. Is visiting Mrs. J. II.
Ives at her summer home here.--Roy
B,cknell has entered the employ Of I, Il.
Stewart.
Letters unclaimed In the postofice are
for MRS. Alphonse Ducharme. Alexander
IAvery--Mrs. 8. d. Farr Is visiting Mrs.
Alice Barnes In Swanton.-Miss Lou
Atkins Is visiting In Burlington.-Miss
Norah Rivers went to New York Tues
day.-Philip Wright went TO burlington
Tuesday. MIS-. George Smith WAS called
TO Richmond Monday by the illness of
her brother. Mrs. Fred r. Nahum
| passed Sunday In Burlngton.-W. NJ.
Farr, who has been III for two weeks,
| Ia able 70 be out.-The Rev. j. 7. HI
ofriciated at the funeral Of Darwin
Wright in starksboro Tuesday, both
the officiating clergyman and the des-
ceased we're so years Of age,-'Mr' and Mrs.
l.. O. Chaplin are In New York this week.
Mrs. Sarah Dumas IL at home from a
| visit of a week IN Feyrisbursh. G,
| Crandan has returned from BOSTON
While the drought is assuming alarming
proportions, Bristol village has plenty
| of water.