Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
BRISTOL.

The Hill family reunion will be held
June IA in George OBryan's grove in
Starksboro.-Andrew Maher has a lemon
tree, q inches high. with three lemons on
IL, one of them measuring S1-2 by nine
inches.-Mrs. Sophia Farr and d. f.
Meader are steadily improving in health
Bristol Lodge, |. o. O. F., will hold its
annual memorial exercises June II at 200
p. nj. II. Burritt of Rutland has been
visiting relatives here the past week.
The circulation of books at the Lawrence
memorial library In May was $40 against
e95 the same month last yeur-The Bris-
tol Grange expects to occupy its new hall
IN the Stewart building in about two
weeks.--Mr. and Mrs. b. j. Clark and
son. Ernest. were in New Haven Friday
daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Leroy Neal June Miss Sarah Simonson
Is visiting her sister in Coaticook Can
aGa.-B. c. Sergeant, who has been in
poor health for several months, Is much
worse, and his son, Daniel. student at
the University OF Vermont, has been
called home.-L. c. Balm has gone to
Mount Clemens. Mich, to take the baths
for matism--Mrs. j. C. Emerson Is
visiting relatives In Randolph.-The Rev.
:. F. Hill is attending the Free Will Bap-
t.st quarterly meeting in Middlesex.-F.
Ii. Palmer was in Rutland Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Bennett and daughter Of
New Haven were guests of relatives here
Sunday.-D. l.. Mcader, who has been
i'll since April, was out of doors for the
first time Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. C. I.
Hatch Of Waterbury were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. K. +. Hatch over Sundays.
j. Clark Is in East NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hall was well filled Sunday evening to
hear the haccalaureate sermon preached
by the Rev. a. ID. Page before the
graduating class of the high school,
The program for the graduating exer-
cises Friday, June Q, is as follows
Music; invocation; salutatory Mr.. Mott;
Education" Miss Carl; "Prohibition,"
Mr.. Sargent music, The Student Vol
unteer Movement" Miss Jacobs: "Our
National Hymns" and valcdictory. Miss
Miles; presentation of diplomas; music
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Derby of Burlington
were Sunday visitors in town.-Andrew
Maher has returned from Keene, y. H.
Mrs. Alma Thompson of Chicopee, Mass,
Is visiting relatives In town.-C. r. Bea-
man of Burlington WAS in town Sunday
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. #. Peck
over Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. S d. Farr
are visiting their children in Schenectady,
y. Y.
The members of the graduating class
of the Bristol high school are Ruby
Esther Carl, Gladys Lora Jacobs, Gala
Lilly Miles, Arthur James Mott. Joseph
Howard Sargent. The class coors are
"Fideli Certa Merces Miss Kate
Stewart has recovered from her Illness and
resumed her work AT the .ibrary.-The
meeting of the treasure seekers has been
postponed to June 10.
T.. S. Drake was In Nergennes yester-
day.-Mrs. LA Mead of Rutland is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Olive Shattuck. and
rher relatives.-Miss Minnie Ellison at
tended the Holmes-Johns wedding in
Charlotte yesterday.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. +.
Miller and children, who have been the
guests OF relatives here have returned to
San Antonio TeXas.-A large delegation
Of grangers from here attended the con-
Vention at Starks boro ycsterday-I.or-
EMO Favereau OF Montreal is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Gaudette.-Crops are
looking well The hay crop promises
better than before the rains.-rhe Rev.
Mr.. Brush of Nergennes will preach at
the Odd Fellows memorial services sun
day.
The death of Calista H. Roberts. widow
~ T.. +. Roberts. both former residents
of Bristol. has occurred at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Henry II. Kohn,
r7S State street, Albany, n. Y, after an
Illness of some six weeks-E Il. Palmer
las In his possession a deed executed in
Norwich, Conn. in 1886, He has a will
executed in 1855 In which the maker Wills
his soul to Christ. who gave it, and his
body to the earth.