Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-17
BRISTOL.

MRS. j. u. Gaudete, who has been i'll
several weeks remains about the same.
C. w. Sneden has returned from a
visit OF several days in New Haven
Judge f. A. Hasseltne was in Yer
gennes Friday.--B. w. Pollard is making
Improvements on the interior OF his house,
corner of Pine and Maple streets.-The
Green Mountain club met with Mrs.
G. s. Farr and Mrs r. X. Bingham Fri
day evening. The first prizes were won
second prizes by Mrs. w. NJ. Farr and
r. A. Purinton.--E Young died at
tn homo OF his daughter, Mrs. f, B.
Guindon, on Church street Friday even
ing after an illness of few days with
pneumonia. He Is survived by his wife
and two daughters Mrs. David Merrill
of Lincoln and Mrs. f. Il. Guindon of this
town Mr.. Young was a native Of South
| Starksboro. He and his wife made their
home here with their daughter most OF
the time for several years.-Mrs. M j.
Graves and daughter. who have been
visiting here and in Starksboro, returned
to Brandon Saturday,. r. Palmer has
sold a tenement house in New Haven to
r. l.. shackett.-Mrs. Ida Parker died
in Castleton Friday, She was niece Of
G. +. Colby OF this town
| Measles are quite prevalent here
among the children and some grown
ups are afflcted.--The Hose company
bazaar closed Saturday evening. IT was
n success financially and socially. -Mr.
and Mrs w. II. Ridley Of Burlington
we're over-Sunday visitors hcre.-'rhe
funeral of Enoch Young was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f, - Guindon
| on Church street Monday afternoon and
was largely attended.-The Rev. Mr..
Franklin ofiiciated. The burial was in
Greenwood cemetery.-Mrs. Willis Fer
guson is visiting her sister, Mrs. b. f.
Wallace. in Waterbury.-W. r. Aldrich
and daughter. Mabel. Ct Schenectady,
n. Y. are visiting in town. They were
former residents here.
At regular meeting OF W. G. Dunton
Post, G. A. r., Monday afternoon $40 was
voted to aid the food sufferers in the
West Frank Peters has gone to Thomp-
sons Point for a few days painting
Mrs. NJ. j. Graves and daughter returned
from Brandon Monday Miss Clara
Childs, who has been "A guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Boynton, returned to Newton,
Mass. Monday.-Mrs. r. NJ. Rogers and
son Of Vergennes are visiting Mrs. Josie
| Morgan.-Norbcrt Chamberlain of Addi-
son and Miss Ruby Carl of this town
were united in marriage Monday evening
at the Baptist parsonage by the Rcv. H.
NJ. Holman.-Bert Wright has returned
| from the Fanny Allen hospital improved
in health.-Roy Bicknell has returned
from Meredith, y. H.-A letter unclaimed
in the pos.onlce is for b. u. Palmer-W
f. Aldrich and daughter, Mabel returned
to Schenectady \. Y, Tuesday-Mrs
/ c. H. Lamay Of Burlington is the guest
of her daughter Mrs. O. II. Plain and
other relatives-Mr. and Mrs II. s. Jen-
ninp,s arc at home from a visit with theii
daughter, Mrs. c. +. Beaman, in st. Al
bans.-F r. Bingham and family Will sc
to Hardwick to-day where they VII
reside-Mrs Martha Purintor of Ne"
Haven visited here Tuesday.-The net
receipts of the hose companys bazaar
which closed Saturday night, was about
500.
Mrs Mary A. Hill died at her home ir
the east part Of the town Sunday She
was a sister Of Enocl Young, who wa!
| buried Monday. She was the widow o.
Daniel Hill. The funeral was held yes
terday afternoon with burial in Green
I wood cemetery.--W +. Hanks was {
business visitor in Burlington Tuesday, -
: Miss Jane Dalton is teaching the sprini
, term Of school IN North Ferrisburg.-M!
Sadie Orvs has been visiting in Souti
Starksboro this week.-Mrs. James Case!
S and daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
r. Dillon in Vergennes.