Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-20
BRISTOL.

Edward Casey, who has been Mt the
Pittsford sanatorium for several months.
Is gaining in heslth.--J. w. johnson Is
in Burlington. q. W. Steadman is very
low with little hopes of recovery.-Mrs
G.. W. Snedou and Mrs. G. f. Edmunds
were in burlington Saturday.-Mrs u.
e. Meadcr entertained the Necdnam
Adult Bible class of the Methodist
Church Friday evening.--Mlss Nina Bea-
man visited In Lincoln over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Narney and Miss
Kate Casey went to Mddlebury Friday
evening to attend tho installation OF the
Middebury Grange. Mr.. Varney was in
stalling officer ard Miss Casey acted rs
marshal The Bristol Manufacturing
Co. are getting large stock Of logs
and other yards are being stocked
heavily a large quantity OF hard wood
logs are being Shipped from the sta
tion.
The lecture by Mrs. K. G. Parn1ee OF
Enosburg Falls at the Methodist Church
this evening will he free.--Mary
Ia Bombard OF this town has been
granted patent for a quilting Frame
The annual roll call and business meet
ing OF the Baptist Church was held
last evening.--The ice houses are
being filed with a fine quality OF ice
from Rocky Dale.-A tenement house
on East street New Haven, owned by
John Fftzsimons of this town was
burned Sunday morning. 1t caught from
a defective chimney. 1t was occupied by
William Brown. who lost nearly all his
household goods; loss on house and con-
tents sl,oDl, partially covered by insur-
ance.
The Rev. r. Il. Stone returned Monday
from bennington. where he has been
conducting revival meetings. val
meetings will be in the Baptist Church
January q Under the leadership Of the
Rev. y. Thomas Hafer. State evangelist
Miss Evelyn Dumas visited friends
in Middlebury over 5unday.-M. y. Miles
has returned to Milton. Mr. and Mrs
Fred Mathewson and daughter, Ella, are
In Montreal.-The teachers of the high
and graded schools were entertained by
Superintendent and Mrs. A. W. Eddy
Monday evening. There will be meet
ing Of the free public library In Holley
hall next Friday evening to hear and
act upon proposition from w. A.
Lawrence in regard to new library
building.-Miss Georgia Peck has been
called home from Burlington by the
critical illness Of j. &. Rider.--Miss Kate
Murray has returned to Rutland and
Mrs. Martha Randall from Grand ISLE
Mrs. John Hollis is in a Burlington hos
pltal for treatment Mrs. Hollis has been
with her for several days.-Mrs. Kate
K. Peake and X. w. Peake have gone to
Florida for the remainder Of the winter.
Mrs. @. F.. Edrnunds has returned
from a short stay in Rurlingt gton.-Solon
Prince has gone to Burlington for an
indefinite stay.
The dwelling house OF Ell Dushlie,
about three miles from the village was
burned Tuesday morning with the entire
contents. The loss IL about SsO1 with
small insurance.-R. F. Hatch, d. d. G..
NJ, is attending Odd Fellows meetings
in Franklin county--.H l.. Rivers OF Bur-
lngton was In town Tuesday.-E. c.
Smith of Hanover, y. H., is visiting rela-
tives in town. r. Thomas was in Bur-
lington Tuesday.-Mrs. Helen Tart had
a second stroke of paralysis Monday -
There were ~ marriages, 80 births and
"a deaths in town the past year.--Letters
advertised are for Mrs. Samuel levitt
Mrs James Peck. Miss Nellie Wymsn
j. Mahan.-J. r. Aberrethy and r. r.
Hatch are attending the poultry show in
St Albans