Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-16
BRISTOL.

The Outlook club Wilt meet with Mrs
f.. n. Dixie Friday afternoon, May H.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Wright of Middle
bury were over-Sunday visitors in town.
Mrs. W. Il. Hanks is In poor healt L.
Cardcll Norton Is at home from Poultney
j. =. Flint and c. w. Flanders of Bur
lingtOn were among ti.I visitors In town
Saturday.-M w. II. Ridley of Middle
bury was guest of her aunt Mrs. y.
f, Rider. over Sunday.-Mrs. Ara Ban
of Montpelier is visiting her parents,
Judge and Mrs. T.. a. Iasseltine.-Nlrs.
Caroline Ray, who has been III for sew
eral weeks. is improving slowly.-The
Bristol House is being improved by II
coat of paint,-Mr. and Mrs r. r. Beers
and Miss Evelyn Dumas over Sunday
The drug store of DR.. .. \. Blsbie was
raided Saturday night by Deputy sheriff
&. S. Farr and Constable T.. ]. Garrow
and q quantity of liquor OF various kinds
was found. He was taken to the lock-
up to await a hearing Mrs. David
White anG Mrs. H. l.. Avei1ll OF Mid
dleb1ry were In town Monday or their
wa to Huntington to visit Mrs. White S
sistcr.--Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Green at.
tendcd funeral In Richmond Friday.
The Vermont Pos inastsrt association
Will hold their annual meeting In Bristol
July &c and Ill. A Zeal, Mira Lucy ia.
ccb.s and Mrs. Genie Durfee attended the
annual meeting of the Odd Fellows and
re hckahs at Woodstock. Bristol Lodge,
l. o. O. F.. will observe June az memo
rial day with services at the Baptist
Church.-One OF the heaviest thunder
showers that has visited here FOR n long
time passed over here Monday afternoon.
large amount Of han fell. The streets
were flooded. business was lively in Jus
tico Norton's court Monday afternoon
d. A. Wsbee was bound over 10 county
court for keeping with intent 70 sell Ball
WAS fixed AT $1,000 and furnished Mrs.
Brandow was fined $685. hnc and costs
for breach OF the peace Sam King,
breach Of tho peace, 3ll0a; Bisbie, intoxi.
cation. fine and costs. sl1.04. paid-Miss
Evelyn Dumas is making repairs on the
interior Of her block occupied by the G.
| A. X. and ". II. ca basket meeting will
he held by tine Treasure Seekers at tho
| Baptist Church this afternoon.
s. Brown OF Burlington was In town Mon
day and Tuesday.--William Emo and fam.
| ily are moving to the Ella Taylor place
| recently purchased on Maple street, and
Miss Taylor has moved to James Doten's
| ir the north part OF the town.-N. F..
| Dunsbee was in Burlington Tuesday.
A family from Middlebury will occupy the
| Emo place as soon as vacated.-Mr. and
\ Mrs. Harry Jimmo visited relatives in
| Brandon over Sunday.-Mrs e. j. Dalton
| is In Ferrisburg caring for her daughter
! Alice. who Is Hid. p. McEntee. who
! died in Monkton Sunday. was well and
| favorably known here.-B. w. Esty has
completed three double tennis courts for
the Bristol Tennis club They are located
on the Ridley estate near the hotel
The schools closed yesterday until
Monday to enable the teachers TO at
tend the Teachers and Patrons Insti-
tute at Middlebury.--Mrs. Y. II. Dick
erman continues 20 imprOve.-T. 3.
Drake was in Vergennes yesterday
The condition OF Mrs. W. r. Hanks
is very unfavorable.-Ietter unclaim-
ed in the postoffice May ]3, Mrs. Ida
Taft. w. II. Whitney--Nsil Sumner
has gone to Pittsheld, Mass.-P NJ
Landon and daughter, Beatrice OF
Rutland, are In town,--Mrs q. IT,
Plain underwent an operation at the
Fanny Allen hospital Tuesday.--C. A.
Burn ham was a visitor in South Wood.
bury the first OF the week--Mr md
/ Mrs George hay of Monkton were
] Morgan and n, J. Bristol are attend.