Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-04
BRISTOL.


much the usual way. Tho procession
marched to the cemetery headed by the
Bristol Military band. Col. y. +. Dun
shce, marshal. was followed by Dunton
Post g. A. r., relief corps ana veterans
in carriages school children and %
young ladies in rcgalia The ritual SER
vice of the G.. A. r. was used at the
cemetery At 1:3o. the Hon. G. j. Rus
sell of Burlington delivered the address,
one Of the best heard here.-Mrs. Han
nah Eeedham OF Burlington was in
town over Sunday.
s. NJ Goff reports the morning tenn
perature for May as follows: Highest. IS
degrees; lowest. 20 degrees; average. 5l.2
degrees: rainfall. 233 inches; last year,
SO inches: noon average. 6a2'; last year,
IS; snowfall. G inches; last year, inches;
clear days 7, partly clear 20, cloudy l.
north wind davs. south 49, variable 4.
W. A. Lawrence will present the
fountain now being installed in Green
wood cemetery to the association June
H. The park fountain, being installed
by the Improvement society, will be
presented to the village about the same
time. e.-Rupert Trudo has graduated from
| the Albany Business College and is at
home.-W. S Brooks OF St Johnsbury
| is in town for an indefinite stay.-Char.es
Ellison of Rutland was at home over
| Sunday-Miss Mae Jimmo of burlington
is "A, homc-Ralph Palmer was at home
| from HuddIcbury College over Sunday
| c. + Munsill and family. A. II. Munsin
and Miss Florence Mcintyre are at Long
| Point for a few days.-C. G. Currier has
sold his place on Pleasant street to a.
|
rramingham. Mass, is visiting his sister,
Mrs Caroline Ray, and other relatives.
Mrs Taylor of Pennington is visiting
relatives here.--John and Lynn Sunder-
land of Bridport passed sunday with Mr.
and Mrs A. c. Summer Mrs. Sundcr-
land of Bridport is visiting her daughter
vre =. C. Sumner.-In addition to the
,.nort of the Memorial day exercises in
Yesterdays paper. +. b. Palmer was
president of the day. the Rev. f. X.
stone made the opening prayer reao'hs
of Lincoln's address at Gettysburg by
f. b. Palmer; singing by Huar'e'.e'
1erov Neal. Roy Oaks. d. r. Bosworth
and DR. r. c. Lnsley' Kay i1ash'''A
n,aved the piano: bencdicton by the Rev.
w s. Bezanson.
Mrs G.. NJ. Bosworth and Miss Helen
| BOSwOrth went lueSuaH " i|ochi''"' A''''
where they will visit the Rev. b. B'
Bosworth and family y.-Libanus Lodge, F.
g. A NJ. with Iibanus Chapter, .. Il.
S. will attend service at the Bapnst
Church Sunday morning. June q. The
Rev. I. E. Usher will preach.--There was
a light frost in some localities Tuesday
morning.-Mr and Mrs. Edmund lAduI
and child returned Tuesday from
visit of several days in Winooski-A.
T.. Grow was in Huntington Tues
| Mrs. Lizzie Danforth. Mrs. Frances
Edmunds. Mrs. Jennie Wilson and Mrs
| Amelia Nash are attending the annual
meeting of the Grand Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star. at Burlington.-Letters
unclaimed in the local postoffice are for
| charles X Champlain and W. c. VIII
son.-Miss Clara Dunshee OF Boston is
visiting her mother, Mrs. n. NJ. Dun
shec.-Mrs. William Briggs has beer
visiting in West Berlin the past week
Mrs. Eliza Varney Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Varncy in BennnCton.-Frec
Chase has gone to Providence, r. l.
Mrs J. c. Emerson has gone to West
Randolph called there by the death OF
rclative.-Mr. and Mrs f.. A. Fuller OF
Huntington were in town the first of the
weeks NJ. stow is at home from g
visit In Middlebury. The service fol
libanus Lodge. F. A. NJ, and th'
Ia +. s. will be held Sunday evening
June q instead OF In the morning'-H
w. Lyford OF Boston vas in town Wed
lnesday.
WEYBRIDGE.