Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-05
BRISTOL.

r. S. Mathewson and Miss Ella Ma
thewson visited Mrs. Mathewson at the
Mary Fletcher hospital F'riday.-Mrs r.
A. Sessions of Brandon has been visit
ing here.-The town auditors report 96
delinquent taxpayers.-The Woman's
Relief Corps held it's regular month
ly meeting Wednesday evening-Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Fishman are in Vergennes.
Miss Ruby Vosburg was an over-Sun-
day visitor in Middlebury.
Harold Bosworth. railway mail clerk
was a weekend visitor here-E s. Grow
of New Haven was in town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Grow are visiting
in Charlotte.--E. l.. Sharwin and f. 5.
Mathewson visited Mrs. Sherwn and
Mrs. Mathewson at the Mary Fletcher
hospital Sunday.--Mrs. f s. Nlathewson
has returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospitals. NJ. Goff reports the morning
temperature for February as follows;
Highest, SO degrees; lowest, 80 below
zero; morning average, II degrees; last
year, Is degrees; noon average IL de-
grees; last year, 10 degrees; rainfall, 10
of an inch last year .25 OF an
inch; snowfall, q inches; last year.
! nine inches; clear days, lj part
clear eight; cloudy, five; north wind, 10
days; south. six variable, nine; below
zero, T. mornings; last year, six; highest
! wind velocity, 80 miles an hour; pressure
| on vertical square foot, 4.492 pounds;
! coolest morning, the oath, SO degrees be-
| low zero; range of temperature, SO de-
| grees, from so degrees to SO degrees be-
low zero.
! The Green Mountain club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. w. e. Morgan Friday
evening-Mlss Evelyn Dumas returned
Monday from a visit of several days in
Mridlebury State Highway Commits
sioner c. W. Gates will give a free il
Illustrated lecture at the Grange hall
| Thursday evening on some of the prob
lens of road making in Vermont.-The
! ". G. T. L. will meet with Mrs. Ella
| Dana F'riday.-Spencer Wright Of Ma
lone. y. Y, is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. a. L. Wright. following
! town officers were elected Tuesday:
Moderator, r. S. Smith; town clerk, w
w. Wilson; school director for three
years, r. 8. Smith; library trustee for
five years. w. H. Wiley; selectman for
three years, A. f. Cove; lister for three
years. T.. c. Norton; road commissioner,
Walter Barnard; lister for one year, I.
=. Smith; constable. G. w. Farr; audi
tors, ". b. Daggett. Henry Harvey, b.
w. Estey; overseer of the poor, o. G..
Bicknel: voted $500 for the library; $1,000
for highway; $50 for W. c. Dunton Post,
w. c. Dunton Post. E. A. r, will hold
II regular meeting Monday afternoon
The Young Woman's Missionary society
of the Methodist Church met with Mrs.
L. h. Guindon Thursday afternoon.-Miss
| Anna Sturtevant suffered a broken rib
by fall downstairs Monday.-Elmer
Jennings has taken a farm in Charlotte,
l-Ais Emo has moved to New Haven
T. w. Newton to Starksboro and Almor
Norton has moved here from Starksboro
Mrs l.. O. Chaplin has been visiting IT
Rutland this Week.-Mrs. Mabel Wrish
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Chase II
Salisbury. f. S. Matthewson Il
doing we'll since her return from thu
Mary Fletcher hospital-Mrs. E. L. Sher
win continues to improve. Rufus Emo i
seriously i'll with pneumonia.