Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-02-03
BRISTOL.

Mrs M. l. Thomas and Miss Kate /.
stewart were Burlington visitors Friday
"A -FOUR horse load OF people as follows
visited Mrs. c. w. sprague Friday ana
saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. fisner
and daughter, Nettie OF Cornwall; Mr.
ana Mrs. Howard Stone Of Shoreham
ana Mr., and Mrs. Cyrus Stone or Bird
port.-Mrs Sophia Farr has gone 10
DaYtona, Fla. for the winter-Mrs'
Rachel White has been called home from
Somerville, Mass. by the Illness Of her
daughter, Mrs. @. X. Guinan.-The check
list for the coming March meeting Is
posted with about $50 names.-J. s. Flint
OF Burlington was In town Saturday.
20. w. McShano Of Burlington was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. John Fitzsirnons, John Garland
and Richard Leonard have been visiting
In Starkshoro the past week.-Word has
been received here of the critical Illness
of A. ID. Everts Of Vergennes, formerly
of this town with rneumonia.-Mrs. W.
"A. Ridley of Burlington has sold her tene-
ment house on Pleasant street to George
i5urritt for sl,sOo-The revival meetings
In the Baptist Church conducted by the
Rev. y. Thomas Hafer, are we'll attended.
in Wathani. was al home over Sunday
Miss Beatrice Sanders Of Rutland was in
town over Sundays. y. Purnton and
| son. Leon, OF Fellows Falls spent Sunday
| in town with rela Misses Nina Bea-
man and Rcle Jennings were Vergennes
visitors Saturday.--R. J. Beaman and son
| sold two farms In Vergennes last week.
| j. G. Page was n Middlcbury visitor last
| CO., n
nome from Proctor over Sunday. Her
grandma Their. Mrs. Olive Sturtevant OBJ
served her 9th birthday Sunday. She Is
very feeble.
S NJ. Cor reports tho morning
| temperature for January as follows
Highest. p degrees; lowest 10 below zero
morning average 1875; last year, 800
noon average, rs; last year. 254 snow
fell, II inches; last year. 36 inches; rain
fail, 032 inches; last year, 1.s7: norm
wind, 10 days; south 10; variable, g:
clear days, 8; part clear, IS; cloudy, Il;
highest point reached. 50 degrees The
coolest day in IL years was January 4,
! lS below zero at 600 a m, below at
| noon, "A below AZ 500 D. MI. y. Peirce
was burlington visitor Mondny.-Wilis
Ferguson Is visiting in Burlington and
| w tiAtl ruIJ.--i>. W. dIUeA ~ confined
to tho house with Il severe throat
trouhle.-R- j. Oaks and II. j. Hill at
tended funerals in Lincoln and Starks-
toro Tucsday.--J. p. Rider and Mrs
| Esther Tucker continue very i'll
Mrs. Matte Young. Merritt Allen
and Lewis Morse arc much i'm
provod.-Mr. and Mrs L. y. Guindon
visited friends in Essex Junction over
Sunday.Merritt Hughes left Tuesday FOR
| Corvallis, Oregon, where he has a posi-
| ton.
Letters are advertised for A. G. Mich
OILS and Myron Norton.-Miss Bessie A.
, Cattle returned to his home In New Bed
ford. Mass, yesterday.-Mrs. L. w.
| Kingman has returned from burlington.
| Her son, Ira, Is somewhat improved w.
| q. bingham AMI Mrs Libbe Sumner
| were Middlebury visitors Tuesday.-A
! f.. Grow was in Huntington Yesterday -
, Ira T.. Stewart has been i'll for several
days.-Frank Sumner and Robert Bar
nard have gone to California and Oregon.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson Is visiting in Hunt
| ington Center-E. W. Varney il recover
ing from illness.-E. Jud Irish Of Enos-
burg Falls is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs c.
" Norton