Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-01-06
BRISTOL.

Miss Nina Vincent is at home from three
weeks in Middlebury.-Mrs. Luella Lang
worthy and daughter have been visiting
in Ripton the past week.-H. S.
Sumner is confined to his house by III
ness.-Mrs. I.aparl, wife of Joseph Laparl
and mother of J.. A. Laparl engineer on
the Bristol railroad, died Saturday night.
Funeral and irterment took place in
Rutland.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A.. Purinton
and two sons, Charles and Kenneth. Of
Burlington were guests Of relatives and
friends over Sunday.-Mrs. Reynolds of
Burlington visited her husband here over
Sunday.-Mrs. William Wright died at her
home at Rocky Dale Sunday night the
result Of a shock. She leaves a husband.
S. NJ. Golf reports the morning Tenn
perature for December as follows: High
est. 81 degrees; lowest 10 degrees below
zero; morning average 1913 degrees; last
year. H.I; noon average. q degrees. last
year 90 degrees; rainfall. u inches; last
year. 81 inches; clear days. 3. partly
clear. 20; cloudy. 8: north wind, 10: south
IL: variable. 6; highest point reached. IS
degrees.-School Superintendent and Mrs.
4. W. Eddy are nj home from several
days IN New York.-Miss Gertrude
armle has returned to her school in
Springfield. Mrs. Matte Young and
Merritt Allen are much improved in
health.-The Bristol orchestra went to
Huntington Centre Friday night to play
for q Woodman's dancc.-I. w. Pullman
has purchased the Dean block on East
Main street for $500 .-Bristol Lodge, l..
o. 0. r. elected officers as follows FRI
day evening: n. c.. DR.. r. 7. Briggs;
v. G.. r. W. Resan; II s., II. Il. Pal
mer: 7. S., II. n. Tatro; treasurer, w. b.
Daggett.-W A. Lawrence was in Bur
linston Friday.-C. w. Dunshee OF Proc
tor was a guest of his mother, Mrs. n.
NJ. Dunshee, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Brady OF Montreal
are in town.. d. Mathewson started
Monday morning for Cuba. where he will
spend the winter.-Miss Estella Hammer,
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
Iucretia Hammer. returned to New York
Monday.-Mrs. Betsey shedrick and Mrs.
l.. C. Sumner are ill.-F. h. Sumner and
family have move from South Bristol
into Mrs. Nellie Kilburn's house on North
street.-Four hundred loads Of logs wero
hauled into the yard Of tho Bristol Manu-
featuring company during December
The Frary company at Rocky Dale en-
ploy "a people and are working nights
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larock observed the
Both anniversary Of their marriage Mon
day by q family gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. H. Boynton visited
relatives In Hinesburg tho irst of the
week.-Mr. and Mrs. job MCGEE OF
Rochester. N. Y, are visiting relatives
in town.-From II to 10 degrees below zero
was recorded here Tuesday morning.-Ths
funeral Of Mrs. William Wright was held
from her late homo at Rocky Dale yestsr-
a afternoon with burial In Greenwood
cemetery. Tho Rev. l. T.. Usher officiatsd.
The Munsill Hose Co. held their annua
meeting Tuesday evening. officers elected
are as follows: Foreman. y. r. Hill;
assistants. r. 8. Smith. q. 3. Farr; clerk.
f. L. sherwtn; steward. J. A. Handlin
auditors. w. II. Cardell. l.. o. Chaplin. r.
8. Avery. Thirty-hve were present.
There Is n rumor hat the Grange are to
build a hall here r.. H.. Hatch has been
In Poultney this week.