Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-05-23
BRISTOL.

| Miss Lavake of Niagara Falls, y. "
has been d guest of Miss Fern Shattuck
the past week. The Odd Fellows are at
home from " oodstock, the dentists from
Burlington. and the teachers from Mid
dleburN.-Danicl Monroe has had an in
crease Of pension from $l1 to $40 by spe-
'al act through senator Pagc-Mrs NJ.
Relic Wilson. who has been in Brewster
Neck hospital. Norwich, Conn. for six
months nursing. is at home. Mrs. Ham
nah Needham has gone to burlington for
several woeks.-Mrs. II. H. purntcn has
gone 10 Montpelier for two Wccl5s.-B.
W. Ridwell of Monkton visited Mrs
Caroline Ray Sunday.-E e. Palmer
visited his daughters in Waterbury, ON
his way home from Woods ,nck. VI
rangements are under way for tn. OH
servance of Memorial sunday and Me-
mortal day here end the program will be
out soon.
The Outlook club will meet with Mis-
Edmunds May 81 1t will be floral meet
ing.-Albert Cove. who died in Lincoln
Saturday night, was Well known here
Mrs. \. c. Her of this village is II niece
Mr.. and Mrs. William Purden of Bur
lington We're Sunday guests of Judge and
Mrs. f.. a. observation-disclosures Palmer of
Hartford. Conn, Is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. + II Palmer The annual
convention OF the Addison county
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be held at the CONGREGATIONAL
Church In NerGennes May 2S. The sneak
ers will be Miss Elizabeth Gordon of
Portland, Me-. and Miss Elsie pease of
Swanton.-Snow fell here Monday VITA
the temperature down to 81 degree.
Mrs. @. c. Crandall and Mrs. Miranda
Hutchins attended the funeral OF .. r.
McEntee In MorHton Wednesday Soy.
cral from here attended the funeral OF
Albert Cove in Lincoln Tuesday The
members of w. G. Dunton Pos,, G. A.
r.. and all old soldiers. the w X. c.
and Sons of Veterans are requested to
meet In the G. a. II. hall sunday after
noon at $50 sharp, ana march to the
BAPTIST Church. where the memorial Sun
day sermon Will be preached by the Rev
f.. NJ. Holman.-W. W. Swinev OF Yer
genncs was in town Monday.-W. A. Law
renee, y. +. Dunshee and L. c. Dixie at
tended the funeral of Gardner $. VAIN
wright in Middlebury Monday.-E Il. Pal
mer returned from Waterbury Monday
nlght~-Some farmers are complaining
that potatoes are rott!nE In the ground
owing to the continued wet weather The
delegates to the W. c. T. L. convention
at Nergennes May IS from the local So
ciety are; Mrs. Emma Wright, Mrs. L.
r. Stone. Mrs susan Plain and Mrs. c.
NJ Bosworth.-The w. {. r t. will meet
with Mrs. Ella Dana May 2l,-G. f.. Farr
of Ripton was an over-Sunday visitor In
town.--Mr, and Mrs, Charles Clifford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Slayton of Brandon
visited here the first of the week.
Philip Dwire has had an increase Of
pension from 80 to $50 a month. The fol-
| lowing committees have been appointed
| for Memorial day by Dunton Post: Mu-
| sic. ii. =. Sherwin; hall and decorations,
| Philip Dwire: teams. J. J, Rhoades: flow
| ers, Monroe. Smith and Greenough: flags
| and markers, Sherwln and Rhoades: gen.
cral committee. Moody. Smith, Peck and
Greenough color bearer. Lewis Lapoint
marshal. Il. u. Palmer.-Mrs. Tyler, wife
| " Patrick Tyler. died at her home on
| North street yesterday morning. She is
| survived by her husband. four daughters.
Miss Kate IIartney and Miss Annie Tyler
| of this town. Mrs. George Nicklaw Of
| Fores dale and "A daughter In New York.
| one son. John Tyler. of this town.-Mrs,
| C. ~ Batcheder of Walingford is in
town.-Maii Clerk Harold Bosworth Is at
home for week.-Mrs.. Charles Dow.
who has been visiting here, has returned
to Charlotte. Charles Franklin OF
Monkton Ridge is visiting her pare-1ss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hill.-G. w. Sneder
Is confined to his house with illness.-F