Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-08-28
BRISTOL.

Miss Mary Lafayette of Burlington is
visiting here and in Lncoln.-Mr. and
Mrs Charles Duprc have been in Ran
dolph the past weck-Mr. and Mrs. D. W
Durfee returned from Queen city Park
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs o. NJ Fisher re-
turned from Cedar Point Monday.-The
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Cady of Port Henry,
\. Y. and Mrs. D. T., Meader of this
town are at Cedar point for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ward have sold
their place on Elm street to Mrs Lizzie
Frank.-R. +. Hatch has sold a building
lot on Elm street to Mrs Lizzie Frank
Clyde Basalow has purchased a 5O-acre
lot of Moses Nincent-Phila Tatro and
family have moved to New Haven June
tion.-Dr. w. j. O'Neil of Baltimore is
visiting at the O'Nen homestead.-W. H.
Hale and family have moved into the
| Kilhurn tenement on Church street and
| j. y. Jennings into the Lawrence tene-
ment on North strcet.-A surprise party
was given Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Russell
Mt w. A Harlow's Monday evening.-The
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Hpnt of
New Haven are visiting their grandparents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. a. f. WriEht.-Dr. and
Mrs. r. ]. Bristol and Mrs. Addls Bristol
and daughter, Myrtle, returned Monday
from Long polnt.--Mrs. Enoch Young has
| returned from a visit in South Starks-
| horo.-liiram =. Rates died at his home
west of the village last Friday after an
| illness of several weeks He was q vet
eran of the civil War, serving in Com
| panY c, 9th Vermont. He is survived by
his wife and son, L. w. Bates Of this
town. The funeral was held Sunday and
was in charge OF Libanus Lodge, f. and
A NJ. Mr. Bates was also a member of
| w. G. Dunton Post. G.. A. r. The bear
ers We're Or. f. r. Briggs W. A. Fergu-
son. e. a. llasscltine and \. f. Wright.
| The Rev +. NJ. Holmes ofiiciatcd. The
burial was in Greenwood cemetery. DR.
II. /" Williamson conducted the burial
service at the Erave.-Mr. and Mrs o. f..
| Dart of WolCott, Ind, are guests Of their
uncle, w. 4. Lawrcnce.--G. w. Sneden
has been visiting In New Haven this
week.-Mrs. Maria Rutherford. wife OF
w, T. Chase. died suddenly at her home
north of the village Sunday afternoon.
| She is survived by her husband The
| funeral was held from her late home a,
| ten O'Clock Tuesday morning. the Rev.
r. NJ. Holmes ot1ciating. The bearers
were w. A. Lawrence, O. \. Danforth.
y, F. Dunshee and E. \. Hasseltine. The
deceased was member of the Eastern
star the Home Circle and the Willing
Workers. The burial was In Greenwood
cemetery,-Mrs W. II. Hale and daugh-
ter are at home from Essex junction -
Miss Marjorie Bingham has returned
from a visit In Fcrrlshurg
MISS Marjorie Gage has returned 10
her homo in Ferrsburg after visit with
relatives,-E c. Merton has been spend
ing several days in burlington Ward
Whalen of Brandon Is visiting at James
Ward s.-Miss Ettel Ero has returned
from Schroon lake. where she spent the
summer-Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Cove have
returned from a week at Cedar point -
Mr. and Mrs L, NJ. Cove, who have been
spending several weeks here and in Mid
dlebury, have returned to staten Island
ID H. Palmer returned Monday from a
week at Queen City Park, Miss Grace
Pollard has returned from Schroon Lake,
N. y. where she spent the summer,-Mrs,
FORD Thomas and chll, Mrs Thorp
Thomas and tho Misses Marion Mullings
and Gertrude Palmer returned from Long
Point Tuesday nlEht,-Mss Amy sumner
returned Tuesday from Cornwall, where
she has been spending her summer vaca-
uon with her sister, Mrs a, w. Stew
ems Her niece. Cornelia stevens, came
with her. Mrs Stevens came yester-
day'-flenry Goodroe of lInesburg is Vis-
lung In town,-An alarm of fire was rung
in about ll:30 yesterday, calling out the
hose company for n blaze in the Dupont
block Smith shop on East street The
ilre started under the building. The dam
age, aside from "A thorough wetting down
was slight The building is owned by
f. G. Dixie