Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-06-04

f. w. Blackburn will lead tho Epworth
League meeting in the Methodist Church
ana Mrs ID. w. Durfee, the Christian En-
ncaNor meeting in the Baptist Church
next sunday evening.-Mr. and Mrs l..
w. Nash are at home from stay of sew
eral months in Florida.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chancey Stewart of Charlotte were the
guests of Mrs. Martha Stewart over Sun
day.-Officer II. L. Rivers of BURLINGTON
was in town over Sundays. NJ. Gon
reports the morning temperature for May
ms follows: Highest, G5 degrees: lowest,
p degrees; highest point reached in the
afternoon. ?S degrees; rainfall, none
Mrs. l.. O. Chaplin and daughter went to
New York Monday for n few days stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Pert Curtis and children of
Barre are visiting Mr. and Mrs. y. ].
llill.-Nlr and Mrs. j. +. Blauvclt Of
providence. II. l.. are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Z. Narney.-Deputv Sheriff l..
y. Palmer and G. j.. 1Iasseltine made an
official visit to Ncrponnes Monday.--Tho
remains of Mrs. Minnie Smith, wife of
Edward Cotton, who died in Lowell.
Mass, last week. passed through here
Monday night on their way to Starksboro
for the funeral and burial. Mrs. Cotton
mad relatives here and was formerly a
teacher in the graded school.-Miss Ellen
Beach has rendered her resignation as
teacher in the graded school, TO take
effect at the close of this term. Miss
Beach has been in the school nine years
M"morial day was observed here in
about the Usual manner. The G.. A. II.
post met at their room at o'clock The
column was formed in front Of iloll.v
nan and led by the Bristol Military
hand. marched to Maple street. whore
the veterans took carriages. At the Gene
terry tho ritual Of the G. A. i. was used.
The post met at their hail at o'clock
and escorted the speaker. II. O. Wheeler
IL
following programme was carried cut:
prayer, music and the address by Mr.
Wheeer. which was listened to by the
large audience with close attentiOn.--Mr
Merton Hewitt and daughter of Framing
ham. Mass. are visiting mt +. p. TIewitt's.
Mrs. j. r. Wills is seriously Ill-F. w.
Noycs is in very feeble hea!th-G. A.
Collamor is very low.
The Rev. S. =. Perry, the now Baptist
pastor, has arrived in town with his
household goods. and is busy at the par
sonagc, getting ready for his family
There was the Usual exodus from here to
county court Tuesday. G. w. Norton and
l.. o. Chaplin are drawn as petit jurors
from this toWn.--Many farmers are turn
ing their stock into their meadows and
others are feeding their stock. No rain
has fallen here since Anri a-'The next
and last meeting of the Outlook club will
be held with Mrs. Page June l.. Sub
ioct, ideals for American Women"
'Womens Clubs Mrs. Snedon; "Wom-
nn in Politics.. Mrs Eaton: False !
Ideals Miss Rosina Parmlec; Some |
Ideals for our club" Mrs. Page; election
If officers. Miss Lou Zeno of Burlington
IS visiting friends in town.
Cards arc out announcing the annual
hall and supper of the r. H. :. Alumni !
association in flollcy hall Wednesday,
evening. June 1o-Mr. and Mrs Chauncov
Stewart returned to Charlotte Wednesday |
after a weeks stay here.-rhc teachers |
md pupils of the grammar and inter- |
mediate rooms held n picnic at Riverside |
Park Wednesday forcnoon.-Mrs. Hannah |
Ncedham of Burlington is visiting friends |
IN town.-Letters advertised in the Bris- |
'ol poStoiiice June l. are: Mrs NJ. A. |
Holden. Joseph Cousins. J. II. IIalmon-
=. LaM1Y has returned from Burlington |
md will resume his former position as |
section foreman on the Bristol railroad.