Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
BRISTOL.

The Rev. u. j. Doheny returned from
Winooski Saturday, where he has been
attending the retreat at St Michaers
College.-Mrs. Martin Preston of Middle
bury and Mrs. Elmer Bennett of New
Haven visited relatives here Frlday.-R.
j, Clark IS in Cornwall-Mrs c. G. Cur
rier is at home after a visit of four weeks
with her sister in Freeport, Me-Mrs.
Herbert ellison of Troy. y. Y, is guest
of Mrs. Il. j. Clark. Mrs. ellison is a
former resident of this village.-Mrs
George Parmlee died at her home in
South Lincoln Saturday She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Emerson
of this town
The remains of Mrs. Linnie Emerson
Parmaloe We're brought here Tuesday
afternoon from South Lincoln and in
TERED in the family lot In Greenwood
cemetery.-Mrs. Herbert Gibson and
son, William, who have been spending
few days here, returned to Troy, y
y Tuesday.-Mrs L. A. Tobin Of
Remington is visiting in town.-D. r.
F'arr of Albany, n. Y, Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. sophia Farr.--Mr. and
Mrs. f. J.. Sherwin and son visited in
South Bristol Sunday.-C. a. Burnham
| Is spending few days vacation in
Montpelier and Woodbury.-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. *. Moore of Middlebury and
a. Il. Everts If Vergennes We're IN
town Sunday.-Miss Hattie Gaudetta
is in Rutland Miss Norma Atkins Of
Albany, y. Y, Is visiting relatives
hcre.-Miss Lydia Wright spent sun
day at Long Point.-Word was re.
ceived here sunday that clayton Cove
Of Charlotte had been badly injured
hv falling from building and hal
been taken to the hospital in Burling-
ton.-Miss Mahle Wright is visiting
in Rutland.--N. f. Dunshee and Philip
Dwire are attending tho reunion %
the 14th Vermont regiment in Rutland
MIR. and Mrs, H. 7. Sherwin ara
spending the week in Rutland. Mr..
Sherwin is attending the reunion of
the 14th Vermont regiment.
Mrs. l., O, Chaplin Is seriously ILL
Mr.. ana Mrs +. a. Haseltine returned
Monday from Charles
Dunshcc Of Proctor is the guest of his
mother, Mrs, Niccna Duns hee.-W r.
Jennings Of Brandon was at home sun
day ana Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. f,u-
gene johnson of Hartford, Conn, are
visiting relatives in town.--A son was
born september to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Smith of Washington. u. G. Mrs
Smith was formerly Miss Gena Chapll
of this town.-Miss Dorothy Lawrence
returned Monday from three week.
vacation spent in Waterbury and south
IIcro-Mrs st. George, widow of Jo-
scph st. George. died Mt tho home OF
her daughter. Mrs Willis Ferguson
on Pleasant street sunday night. She
IS survived by two daughters. Mrs
Nellie McF,wen of Waterbury and Mrs
! Willis Ferguson of this town Mrs
| st. George was 10 years of age Tho
funeral was held at St Ambrose 8
Church at 1915 a. IN. Wednesday, with
burial in Greenwood ccmotery.-A. e.
| Nahum Is attending the reunion OF
the 14th Vermont at Rutland this
| week. Mr.. and Mrs T. G, Marsh Of
! Chicago are in town.-The Rev ]. -,
Shannon's lecture on n trip to Ober-
ammergau and the Passion Play was
Interesting, instructive and was en-
1oyed by a large audience. The Re-.
j. A. Lynch of Plttsford was present.
The Bristol band gave a concert he
fore the lecture.
Tho Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union held their annual meeting with Mrs
! Eugene Alexander Tuesday afternoon
and the following officers were elected
! President, Mrs. Nellie NanlUn; secre-
tary, Mrs. Ella Dana; treasurer, Mrs
Abbie Chase; Vice-prcsidents. Miss Heller
Weller Mrs. Mary Currer, Mrs Jennie
Cove and Mrs. Cora Norris-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Silver of Walnut H., who
have been visiting friends here. have re-
turned to New Haven. miss Sue Holland
has returned from her summer vacation
spent in the South.-Miss Mabel Eddy
of New York is visiting Miss Evelyn Du
mas.-Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Jacobs and
son of Burlington are visiting relative,
In town.. II. Wills was In MiddeburS
Monday.-Miss Georgianna Peck has re
turned to st. Adams.