Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-02-15
BRISTOL.

vi new bedford. MasS' Nisi'c"
lriends IN town Yesterday
BRISTOL.
The residence of Henry Vincent about
three miles south of the village was
burned to the ground Thursday evening.
me ramily, consisting Of father, mother
ana TWO children got out safely taking
- row articles from the lower part OF
the mousse The fire started from de-
iect'Ve chimney. There was no f1re
protection and they were quite distance
from neighbors The loss was $500. They
were insured In the Vermont Mutual
H. d. OAKS Is out after an Illness OF over
week-Mr. and Mrs G. l. Hatch and
MISS rlorcncc Hatch have returned to
Whterb'iry.-The thermometers registered
from 10 to ~ degrees below zero here
SATURDAY rnornng--H. G. Gleason and y.
r.. Steadman are at home from West
ford.
Inc Rcv, and Mrs. J. T. Hin observed
the '2nd anniversary OF their marriage
Iat 'heiH home on Briggs hill Friday.
Thcy were married In Bristol February
! !" 1850. by John Bush Justice Of the
peace. With the exception of 81 resi-
denro OF five years in Lincoln they have
always lived in Bristol. During their en-
TIRE married lifc they have been engaged
IN holding meetings and in Sunday
school work. The Rev Phiip r. Strong
| q former pastor Of the local Baptist
church. has excepted n call to tho pas
torate Of the First Baptist Church in
DR.. Dewitt G. Greene OF Buffalo. ~
| ", has presented tho lawrence Memoir
IN for bo ~ n q
reading room. -Thcrmomcters indicated
from ~ to 81 degrees below zero here
Sunday morninr--The Outlook club will
meet with Mrs. A. VI. Norton February
l6 red letter dav.--Slxty Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs made their annual visit to
Lincoln Friday evening.-The w. G. Y.
L. will meet with Mrs A. w. Cove Fri
day evening.--Mrs Theodore Booska.
who has been III. is rccoverng.-The
temperature was 10 degrees below zero
Monday morning.-Mrs. Edna r. Earrar.
wife OF George r. circuit, died at her
| home on North street Monday after n
long period of i'll heal,n. She is survived
by her husband, two sons. Harvey, in
Milo Junction. Me. and George in
Hartford, Conn: ono daughter. Mrs.
Charlotte King of Boston. She was IS
years of age She was n native OF Rich
ford. Miss Margaret Earl of Rutland is
in town and will make her home with
her grandmo'hcr
| The funeral of Mrs. Edna Farrar Or.
| cutt was held at her late home yesterda y
afternoon at two o'clock.-The Novelty
| works of Wright a. Hewitt below the vii
lage have been closed for want of water
The Bristol high school will give al
entertainment IN lIolley hail February Il
for the benefit of The senior class entitled
"A Considerable Courtship." Music by tn,
r. II. S. Chorus. The next entertainment
in the Odd Fellows course will be givei
in Holley hall Tuesday evening. February
| 20. by the "Gales in Songs and Stories OF
the Red Man" Miss Cynthia Cove is Wis
iting her mother in Charlotte-Franl
Esty. who Is teaming for B. w Esty
spent sunday with his family in Char
lotte.-Miss Jane Dalton has closed he
school in North F'errlshurC and is a!
| home. Miss Lucy Rider of New YOrl
is visiting relatives here and in Yer
gennes.
There Will he preaching service II
the Congregational Church next Sunday
The funeral of Mrs. George X. Circuit
was held at her late home on Nortl
street Yesterday afternoon and WI
largely attended. The Rev. l.. NJ
| Holman, pastor of the Baptist Church
officiated. 1nterment was in the famil.
lot in Greenwood cemetery The bearer
were William Orcutt. q. ~. Small. G. Il
Waite and l.. \. Williamson. Those from
out of town who attended the funera
were Mrs. F. II. Hamilton OF St. Adams
Harvey circuit Of Milo Junction, Me
George circuit of Hartford. Conn. an,
Mrs. Charlotte King Of Boston.--Mis
| Evelyn Dumas returned yesterday from
a visit of several days In Middlebury.-
f.. $. Grow OF Now Haven visited rela
tiNes her" Tuesday .--About a OF tn
friends Of MIS-. Elmer Jennings tendere'
her surprise party at the home of Mis-
Celia liil Tuesday evening.
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