Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-03-13
BRISTOL.


five below here Saturday morning.
of twins. a son and daughter. to DR.. and
Mrs. G. G. Hatch In Lawrence, Mass. DIR,
Hatch was former resident OF Bristol
and Lncoln.-Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Varney
have returned from Rutland, where they
were called by the illness OF their son.
Clement. He returned with them for two
wecks-I. y. Roscman has eight r. G..
r. !. pullets that laid 143 eggs during
Fehruary.-Mrs. +. L. Shackett's plano
recital for the benefit Of the senior class
Of the high school will be given in the
high school hall Friday evening. March
2l--The Willing Workers of the Method
ist Church Will give a supper March A.
The sum OF $1,d0 ives voted March for
permanent highways Cormier
who was badly injured by falling on pile
of logs, IS getting along as well as could
be expected.
The Outlook club will meet with Mrs
+. r. Dickerman Friday afternoon.--Mr
and Mrs. Howard Wright of Weybridgo
were over-Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Curior. They went Monday to
Lawrence, Mass, where they have posi-
tions.-Thc firm OF w. c. Bingham & Son
have dissolved partnership and Ford r.
bingham has purchased a clothing store
in Hardwick-AIrs Lucy Smith of Rut-
land Is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. T..
Colby.--S Saturday morning thermometers
registered zero and on Sunday ~ above. -
Mrs +. II. Parker and son, Robert, of
Essex Junction are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Frary.-Mrs. Lucretla Hammer
visited her brother, ]. s. Moody, in Lin
| coin yesterday.
At a regular meeting OF W. c. Duntou
| Post G. A. r, Monday afternoon a vote
OF thanks was voted to Principal G. G.
| Newell of the high school for his kindness
| in transporting the old soldiers to and
from the lecture recently.-Lbanus
| Lodge, +. and A. NJ, held their annual
meeting Monday afternoon. The follow
| ing officers were elected: W. NJ, DR.. II.
l.. Williamson: s W. j. G. Page; j. w,
| W. II. Orvis; secretary, G. 5. Farr; treas
urer c. A. Hanks; S. D.. Ford Thomas
MIR. and Mrs. John Curran have return
ed to Randolph after spending three
weeks here and adjoining towns,-Juds
and Mrs. e. \. lIasseltine ana Mrs. A.
| NJ Norton have returned from theii
| Washington trip.--H. n. Tatro of Sails
| bury was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Grcenough and other friends Monday and
Tuesday.-F. X. Bingham has returned
from Boston and gone TO Hardwick
where he takes possession OF the clothing
business recently purchased. He viii
move his family there as soon as arrange
, ments can he made,-'The Bristol Manu-
featuring company has commenced saw
! ing their stock Of logs.--Mrs. II. l.. Parm
lee has returned from n week in Burling
ton.-'The next entertainment in the higi
school course will be given Monday even
ing in Holley hall by Elizabeth De Barrie
Gill, harpist. reader. contralto soloist.-
Burley w. Bidwen died in Worcester. y
H., March .. He was n brother-in-lav
of Mrs. Caroline Ray OF this town. The
remains were brought to Monkton Ridg,
yesterday for the funeral and burial,
The National Tribune advises all vetcr
ans who attend the reunion at Gettyshur.
next July to wear some kind OF badg,
| Indicating their company and regiment
Mrs. II. c. Gleason was in Burlington
| Tuesday.-Frank Estey of Charlotte Is II
town Mrs. j. Il. Gaudette is seriously i'll
low, has been called here by the Hines
/ of her mothcr-Lewis L. Learned died Il
Westvlle, y. Y, March s. aged So years
He was a cousin Of II. +. Sherwin OF thi
town. He was a veteran Of the Civil War
serving in the lend New York regiment
He was a native of Windham, Nt-Mai
Clerk Harold Bosworth is in town thi
u.