Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-05-18
BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Sneden went Mon
day to Ashtabula, Ohio. where they will
visit relatives for several weeks-Jamos
Mcbride. aged 65 years. died at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Tart, Fri
day night as the result of paralysis. He
Is survived by two sons, Thomas ana
Francis of this town. and one daughter.
Mrs. Walter Tart. lie had been in the
employ of the Bristol Manufacturing
company over 40 years and was a mem
Der of Libanus Lodge. f.. & \. NJ
Mr. Patrick Medon of Rutland
will deliver the Memorial day address
in New Haven, Raymond Mcfarland
:. Dane of New Haven in Bristol
Mrs Earl header is at home
from a visit of several weeks with
her father in Essex Junction. Edmund
Ducloss was thrown from his wagon
Friday. striking the platform of the
hotel No bones were broken, but he
suffered bad hruise across his chest
Mr. Ducloss went to his home in the
Notch
Mrs. Fred Roberts of Shelburne
visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs G. w.
Norton, over Sunday.--Cardell Norton
was at home from Poultney Sunday
w. +. DaGEctt of Proctor was tho
guest Of his mother and brother sun
daY.-Emerson W. Smith died at his
home on East street Sunday night He
mad been in poor health for year
past. He is survived by his wife 40
was a member Of the firm of Drake,
Smith & Co., and also Of Llbanus Lodge,
IL G. 4 n
years. The funeral was held at the house
Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
with Masonic rites.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright Of Wey-
bridge were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Wright Saturday and Sunday
Fl. q. Nahum is acting as night watch
man for the Bristol Manufacturing COM
pany.-The young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ". NJ. Gleason has been III for
several days with throat trouble The
village trustees are setting out trees in
the park They are elm and South
Carolina popple.-J. j. Rhoades has gone
to Pawlet, whore he has the care of n
cemctery.-F Forest fires have been RACING
the past week In New Haven and Monk
ton. {. w. Rivers and son had 400 cords
of wood burned.--E. c. Norton was i'm
Burlington Monday.-Wiliam Jennings
| has position as driver of an express
team in Brandon.
Merritt stowe. who has been spending
several weeks with relatives at Rockev
Dale has returned to Mddlcbury-D T..
Neader and Mrs r. II. Boynton are i'm
proving steadily.-t rain comes soon
farmers say that the hay crop will he
lFht owing to much of il being winter
killed on low lands.-W. n Cove has
gone to Rutland on business and Mrs.
w. y. Cove has gone to Proctor -
Charles Sweets farm barn in the east
part of Lincoln was burned about three
| o'clock yesterday morning with two hogs,
| four cows, three calves, yoke Of oxen.
| two horses, farm tools, wagons. hay and
| grain loss 5000. insurance, SJ0O.-G II.
| Doty of West Somerville Mass, Is visit
| ing relatives in town.-Mrs. f. w Smith
was Informed by telegram yesterday that
! her son, F. J. Fuller. was dead at South
| Eend, Ind. He was injured in railroad
! wreck.-Sherwin. the young son OF Mr.
and Mrs. y. ]. Clark is ill.-W l.. Glysson
was in Richmond Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Hall OF WeybrdSc were In town
Yesterday to attend the funeral OF f. w
Smith--Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kingsley of
| Salisbury were guests OF Mrs. Esther
! Tucker Yesterday