Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04

nelly, Richard Maldoon, N. j. Renaud, |
c. Il. Stebbins. Frank Barrows super |
intendent Of schools. Frank L. Fish; tax |
voted. rs cents voted to appropriate $50 |
for observance Of Memorial day: voted |
t27t to vergennes City band; voted $500 |
for the purpose Of building permanent
highway under the provisions Of the
public statutes Of Vermont. Result of
license vote 165 yes, hi no.. d. Folsom
OF Fargo. N. D., was the guest Of c. II.
Ferguson Monday. Joseph Daignault
went to oBurlnston Tuesday on bust
ness in the interest of the VerYennes
Manufacturing company Edwin J. Had
ley's moving pictures at the Baptist
Church Friday evening. Walter Bristol
has sold his farm In Waltham to John
Gravelle. Laura Roburds has re-
turned from Portland, Me-. where she
las been passing several months.A son
was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Norton of Addison.
Miss Mary Kimbnll Of Ferrlsburgh has
gone to Rutland TO visit Mrs. J. Howe.
George Floyd is moving to the Homer
Ball farm.--The epidemic from measles
is about over and the public school will
open Monday next-William Beach has
moved to the farm of II. +. Beach in
West Fcrrisburgh. The condition of Leo,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bristol. is
somewhat improved.--E. c. Scott has
moved to the house he purchased of
Frank Perkins.-John Kelley Ia suffering
from slight shock sustained Tuesday
cvening.-The Y. NJ. c. A. will meet this
evening at the Baptist Church at the close
OF the prayer meeting.--H. c. Herrck has
gone on business trip to Boston.
BRISTOL.
Andrew Maher has returned from
Boston.-The Willing Workers served
dinner town meeting day. - Miss
Abbie Dixie OF Johnson is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Dlke.-C.
T. Smith Of Port Morris. Pa. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. j. w Ketcham.-W.
=. Chase ia slowly recovering from
fractured ribs.-Mrs. William DEMO
has returned to Pawlet.-Miss Dora
is at home from her Middlebury
school.--A ten days series of meet
ings will begin Mt the Baptist Church
March II. The Rev. ~ Thomas Hafer
will have charge.--E. r.. Steadman,
who had shock recently. is improv-
ing.--A daughter was born February
o1 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ladue.--Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Dunn are visiting III
L!ncoln-w. n. Cove has sold tho
Mary Davis place in Lincoln to Damas
Sorcll.-A. w. Eddy. county examiner,
will hold an examination OF teachers
here March 26 and 27.--New cases of
measles are being reported.-R- j.
Beaman has returned from Fairfax.
The Mems Glee club of Middlebury
College will give concert here
March s.-The last number OF the
high school entertainments Will ne
given March % by the Scotch Singers
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Clappcr are
visiting their children In SALISBURY. -
Fred Whittemore has moved to the
Clapper farm in South Bristol.-Mr
and Mrs r J. Brady have returned
to Montrcal.-Grant Prentice or Milton
has rented the Royal Smith house on
Pine street and will move soon.-E.
W. Frank has sold his Colby farm In
Yves. Lincoln to David Merrill Tor
50. ooo.--N. D.HHlssonette of BurlinE-
ton was I'M town Saturday. ;.
Drake has bought the Fortune place
on North street for s6bo.-Mrs. j. H.
Caudettc is visiting her daughter IN
Ludlow.
The body Of Mrs. Butler was
brought here from Vergennes Sunday
and the funeral held at st. Ambrose
Catholic church. the Rev. D. +. Coffey
| officiating. The burial was in ST. Jo-
seph's cemetery She was tho moth
err OF Mrs. Frank Mayhem Of this
town.-Dr and Mrs. II. L. Averill OF
Middlebry were guests OF MT. ana
Mrs +. r. Bingham over Sunday
Wayne Bosworth OF Middlebury Col
lege was at home over Sun day.-Dr.
f. W. Shattuck Is better.-Miss Ther-
esa O'Connor Of Swanton was the
guest of friends here over Sunday
| IT. c. Brown of Burlington spent sun
day here with his family.
! s. NJ Gof reports the morning temporal
| ture for February as follows: Highest, 30
| degrees; lowest. u below zero; average
! ISL degrees last year, 1913 degrees: noon
average. % degrees: last year, "a rainfall
! $50 inches; last year. leo inches: snowfall.
10 inches; last year. 81 inches; clear days,
4; partly clear. IS; cloudy. :: north wind
1s; variable. ?; south. 10; highest point
cached, IS degrees.--L. o. Chaplin went
TO New York Saturday and from there
went to Washington TO attend
ina ugura ton. Notes from town meeting
follow: Moderator. W. II. BoswOrth:
town clerk. w. w. Wilson; voted u" 20
! W. C. Dunton Post for Memorial day:
voted $500 for library: voted stoo for high
ways; voted a tax Of is5 Ia cents on
grand list 1900: voted 500 for Bristol
Military band; school directors F, T.
Briggs. F. r. D!ckerman. c. A. Hanks;
library commissioner. e. b. Patterson;
road commissioner. Walter barnard:
selectmen. c. f. Hathorne. z. c. Norton
r.. G.. Varney: treasurer, W. c. Bingham;
constable, r. S. Smith; overseer OF the
moor. D. r. Meader; listers. r.. c. Dixie.
John Fltzsimons, w. n. Cove; auditors.
C. W. Sprag,Ie. D. r. Bosworth. G. y.
FAIR; town grand Jurors. c. w. Norton.
O II. Fisher. G.. w. Small.
A. w. Dnnforth. an old soldier Is very
low with cancer in his neck-John
Carl is out again after weeks illness.
The Outlook cluh will meet with Mrs
Edmunds March 12.-Ford Thomas was
in burlington Tuesday.-W. ". Wilson
received his 18th election rs town clerk
Tuesday.
MONKTON RIDGE.
A very pretty wedding took place at
tho Friends Church Thursday. when