Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-07-06
BRISTOL.

Addison c. Benedict, crippled and
helpless veteran of the Civil War. has
been granted $40 a month from the State
by the act passed by the last Leeisla-
ture.-A ladies' tennis club has been
formed, and the court Is being laid out
on the premises of ". A. Lawrence
Miss Helen Weller returned Friday from
a visit of three weeks In Syracuse, y. Y.
Ferris Stokes and Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Mcintyre and child were In Buring-
ton Saturday William Shattuck is Wis
iting his sisters in Rutland.-NIsses
Grace Pollard and Grace Pullman have
gone 10 SchroOn Lake, y. Y, for the
summer.-Mr. and Mrs William McNar
have gone to Springfield Mass.-Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Monroe are attend
). NJ. Golf reports the morning tcmpera-
ture for June as follows: Highest, IS de-
s:ee. lowest a degrees; morning aver
age, 512 degrees; last year, 541 degrees;
noon average, 6s.ls degrees; last year 60
degrees; rainfall. 1s4 inches; last year,
20 inches north wind u days, south 10,
variable 3; clear days 6. partly clear Il,
Cloudy :: greatest wind velocity, q miles
IN hour; highest point reached. IS dee
grees.-Miss Edith Brown of Burlington
Harold Wright visited his parents in
Wcybridge Sunday.-E. S. Grow Of New
Haven visited relatives here Sunday
thermometers registered 90 TO o. in the
shade here Sunday.-lI. NJ Gleason is
putting in the foundations for an addition
to his house.-Mrs W. +. Hanks re-
turned Saturday from the Mary Fletcher
hospital. She is improving.-C y. f.
Dunshoe Is seriously ill.--Crops are being
injured by the dry weather, the hay crop
especially.-The temperature here Mon
day was l1o in the shade at two o'clock.
Col y. +. Dunshee. who had a sudden
attack of Illness Saturday night, is able
to be out.--Miss Pena b. Kingman CT
Burlington is spending two weeks with
relatives here,-Nr. and Mrs. Clyde Hurl-
burt of Middlebury are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. J0hnson.-Mrs Gertrude E.
Sylvester Of Mortified Is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William briggs
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Nahum Pasadena
Cal. are visiting their children, Mr. and
Mrs.. T. l.. Nahum, and many friends
here Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum left Bristol
about seven years agO.-The temperature
here Tuesday climbed UP to l04 in the
shade.-Mrs. Bessie Dubuque and daush-
ter, Arvlla. Of Springfield. Mass, arc
visiting Mr. and Mrs, W. f. Chase.-The
y. II. Munsll Hose company had a field
day on Thomas Leonard's farm on Bris-
tol Flats the Fourth. 1t was a picnic
and game Of ball between the fats and
the leans, The game was won by the fats,
% to li-Miss Ella Rogers of Amosbury.
Mass. is a guest of Miss Helen Weller
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Waite are spending
a week in Stockholm y Y Hazen Eddy
and "Chub" French werc arrested Tues
day by Game Warden G. s. Carr charged
with dynamiting fish in Bristol pond
They We're put under $50 bonds until
Friday when they will have hearing
Mrs. Mary {, Currier returned TUESDAY
from visit Of six weeks In Concord and
Enfield, y. lit s. Drake was In Ver-
gennes yesterdaY.-D. r. BosWorth enter
tanned large crowd Tuesday evening
He sent up several fire balloons and had q
fine display of freworks.-Mrs. H. N
Tatro has gone to Chimney Point, where
she has employment In a hotel.-Charles
Brooks of Boston is visiting in town.