Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-08

inc WlTteI.-MT. anu MrH. w. j. Nash
ore now located ut Azna. Colo. where
they expect to remain permanently
outside repairs are being made on the
Eristol 11ouse.-The district schools will
open next Monday Bristol is now the
residence Of three members of the Leg
is)ature of 19Vs-9: f. B. Palmer Bristol
l.. G. Balm. Lincoln; b. G. Fuller. Starks-
toro.--Mrs. Ann Nichols Is In very poor
health The Junior Christian Endeavor
society of the Baptist Church entertained
tho senior society at the home of Mrs
c. Il. Lawrence Friday evening.-H. L.
Rivers OF Burlington was in town Sat
urday. LEROY Neal and Miss Kathryn
Neodham. both OF this town, were mar
ricd in Phimont, n. j., April I. The
groom is the assistant cashier Of the
First National bank and the bride is a
niece of Mrs. Kate r. Peake They ar
rived Friday and will reside here-Miss
Gladys Hewitt of Framingham Mass
Is a guest at the Hewitt homestead
Herbert Pullman. who has been IN a de-
mentod condition for two years has be-
come violent. He is cared for in the
family of H. S. Jennings.-.AIrs. Ella
cole Of Fair Haven is the guest OF
fiiends in town.-Mrs. A. J. Eastman Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Q. r. Grover IN
Lincon.-G. r. Colby has bought 50
acres Of land Of p. w. Sawtelle.-Mr
Burnham OF South Woodbury. is visiting
his son. c. A. Burnham--C. j. McShane
Of Burlington was in town over Sun
day.
II. n. Tatro is at home from visit of
several days in Whallonsburg, n. VA
detachment Of the 11th L. g. cavalry was
in town Saturday at work on the trail
map.-Cieorge Marvin of Pratt county,
Mans. and {. J. Kingsley OF Salisbury
were guests Of Mrs. Esther Tucker and
family over Sunday. This is Mr.. Marvin s
first visit to Vermont.-A large quantity
of sugar Is being made. Lincoln reports a
big run of sap.-The little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Bristol is i'll with
scarlet fever.-Miss Edith Hewitt of Bur-
lington was the guest Of relatives over
Sunday.-The Outlook club will meet
with Mrs. Hatch April 9.-J. p. Rider is
critically ill-Wayne Bosworth, Harold
Leach and Ralph Palmer of Middlebury
College were at home over Sunday.--B. S.
Norris had one hand badly jammed Fri
day by being caught between two logs
Mrs. John Handlon and James Hand!on
are visiting in Springfield. Mass.-The
funeral Of Aonzo Danforth held
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Edwin
Meader ofiiciatcd with interment on
Briggs hill.--C. w. Dunshee Of Proctor
was in town Monday.-E. fS. Palmer is
confined to his house by illness Ben iamin
Duprey and family have moved into $.
l.. Purnton's tenement, and Il. W.
Pollard into the Rogers tenement vacated
by Mr.. Duprey.
The officers of Libanus Lodge. F. &
A. NJ. We're installed Monday evening BY
Past Master r. s. Smith. The elective
officers have already been published. The
appointed officers are NJ. c. Peck. s s.
W. Il. Trudo. d. s.: Fl. ?. Sherwin. tyler:
marshal. W. A. Lawrence. The ladies Of
the Eastern Star furnished supper at the
close.-Miss Estella Hammer of New York
Is passing vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Lucretia Hamner--A handsome
wood panel for the Lincoln tablet has
been presented the Wallingford schools by
the Bristol Manufacturing Co.-The body
Of George n. Cove was brought here
from Essex Junction Tuesday and buried
in Greenwood cemetery.
The funeral Of DR.. r. W. Shattuck was
held at his late home Tuesday after
loon. The Rev. 7. f. Usher officiated at
The house ard Postmaster W. w. Wilson
conducted the Masonic burial service at
tic grave. The bearers We're r. S. Smith
\ R. Kilburn. f. j, Bristol, c. w
Small. DIR. F.. r. Briggs and c. A.
Hanks. About 20 Masons were In line
Munsill Hose company, Of which the de-
ceased was a member. attended In a
tody and also the Eastern Stars. 1t was
one of the largest funerals in this town
in many years.-Miss Rhena Palmer has
returned to her school in Waterbury,
Murray Bourne was in Burlington Tues
day-Mr. and Mrs. c. I. Hatch of Wat
erhury are guests of Mr. and Mrs. r. +.
Hatch.