Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-02
BRISTOL.

Deputy Sheriff G. S. Farr was called to
South Bristol Friday afternoon to look
after Mrs. Jennie Harvey and her son,
Henry, both insane. They escaped from
home where they were being watched
and taking a loaded gun went to A. r..
Gove's. a telephone brought the officer and
they We're taken home 1t took four men
to control the woman.-Mrs. James Barry
IS ill-N. Mcintyre Of Rochester Is visit
ing his children here.-Town Clerk w. w.
Wilson Is again confined to his house
with illness. Fred T. Smith, who recent
~ purchased the Dunshee farm on Bris-
tol Flats, will take possession January
i Judge and Mrs. T.. A. iiasseltine are
at home from Montpelier.-P. S. Grow is
frilng.
Mrs Jennie Harvey was taken TO the
waterbury asylum last Saturday by
Derutv Sheriff G. s. Farr and DR.. A. NJ
Norton: and her son. Henry Harvey. to
n sanatorium IN Burlington by II. S.
iaseeltine.-Mr. and MIS-. Albert Hackett
and G. W. Dunshee of Proctor We're
guests of Mrs. Nicena NJ Dunshee over
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrt f. c. Marsh
started Saturday night for their home in
Chicago. They will spend few days in
New York on the way.-Robert Shedrick
has been drawn as grand juror and Ed
ward Dillon and Hosea Carl as petit
Jurors from this town to the December
term of the county court.-Mr and Mrs.
]. c. Groves of New Haven Mills visited
II. p. Sherwin and family Sunday.-E. T.
Brown has moved to Burlington, where
he has position.-Dr. and Mrs. Landon
Abernethy have returned to Bakersfield.
J1ail lives 10
Buffers. 81 Carpenters, 81 Towards and
IS Jones enrolled from this state during
the Civil Wnr.-R. f Hatch. y. u. G. NJ,
went Tuesday to Rutland to attend an Ode
Fellows meeting-Mr and Mrs. Franl
Peters attended the funeral of his sister
in Hinesburgh Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. l.
r. Bissonette, who went TO Cuba severa
week. ago to reside, have returned anc
are row In Msssa chusetts.
Twins. boy and girl. We're born Il
Pittsburg, Pa, November - to MI an
Mrs. f. r. Nichols. Mrs. Nichols Is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. FRAN
| Greenough Of this town.-Large quantitle
| of Christmas trees are being shipped frof
this station to Boston market.-A hearin
was had before judge F. VI. BuiieT
Rutland last Friday on the town G
Hristol VS.. f. r. Palmer known as 'th
| cambridge case" The Judge gave MI
Palmer until January ! to remove hi
dam.-W. W. Wilson, who has been i
for several days, Is improving slowly
| The outlook club will meet with Mr.,
| Dickerman Friday afternoon.--There ar
several cases of chicken pox among tn
| children-Officers of the Christla
Endeavor society of the Baptist Churc
for the ensuing six months are; Pres
dent. William May; vice-presdent Mis-
Anna Cooley: recording secretary, Mis-
Jennie Sherwin; corresponding secretar,
Miss Sadie SimOnson; treasurer, Mis-
Edith Brown-Miss Rhena Palmer ha
returned to her school In Waterbury
Il. w. Peake is in Boston,-Mrs. NJ. i
Mu.,sil of Malone. \. Y, IS a guest
Mrs. Cornela Smith,
Champain lodge of Nergennes will Wis
Bristol Lodge of odd Fellows next Frda
evening and bring a bundle of sticks an
confer the second degree. Refreshment
and Il smoke talk will follow.-The RI
mains of Mrs. A. ID. Everts We're brougl
here from Nergennes and Inferred in tn
family lot in Greenwood cemetery We.
terday-E. T.. Ellison has been quite
the past week.--I.. r.. Jackman and A.
Briggs have been appointed commission
ers on the estate of George w. Smith,
Letters are advertised for Mrs. Hawle
Bump, Mrs. 1t. Berlant, Mrs Mabel NJ
tin, WIN Mayo and j. c. Perry.-Mr. ar
Mrs Chauncey Stewart of Middlebul
are guests Of Mrs. Martha and Miss IA
Stewart Mrs. Charles Reynolds has r
turned to Burlington after "A brief Wis
here.-Miss Margaret F'tzsimmons hi
| been visiting her aunt In Richmond Il