Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-04-11
VERGENNEs.

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Miss Jennie Bristol of this city has re-
signed her position In Boston To accen+
the position OF private secretary to presi-
dent j. NJ Thomas of Middlebury COLLEGE
Saturday evening Miss Clara Clark en-
tertained her classmates OF Vergennes
high school class OF 1910 at her home in
Addison. There were also other invited
guests. The evening was pleasantly
passed In games. Refreshments were
served during the evening Miss Clarks
parents. Mr. and Mrs A. r. Clark. an
nounced her engagement to BENJAMIN e.
Bristol OF Burlington. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e. s. Bristol OF Panton-Miss Mary
G. McPhilomy of West Rutland has been
engaged as substitute for Miss Beatrice
i Daniels In the seventh and eighth grades
of Nergennes graded school. Miss Nc
Phflomy IS a graduate Of tho State nor
NAL school at Castleton and has taught
one year IN the grammar school mt East
Dorset and two years at Salisbury.-Mrs.
George Whalen Of Providence. r. T.. is
visiting her paren $. Mr and Mrs VIII
| nam CrosbH This evening Mrs. Charles
W. Sciplc VIII open house and
assisted by Mrs tT. S. Lewis will give q
banquet TO tie II en- and boys of St. Paus
church choir Mis- Mary G. Amhleau re-
turned Tuesday to Montreal after visiting
her parents Mr and Mrs. John Ambleau.
lJr.-Mrs. Cyrus Horsford of Charlotte is
visiting her PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. Will
nam Crosby.--Judge Frank l.. Fish went
| Tuesday to Newfnuo to preside over
the session of the Windham county court
Charles Runch of Rutland visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunch,
Sunday.Ir February E. D. Chlson
gathered &c dozen Of eggs from % Ply
mouth Rock hens, and in March the
same hens laid SO dozen of eggs-Mr.
and Mrs Il. w. McCu.n have returned
from trip to the bermuda islands,
Miss Bessie Heath of Rutland passed
Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunch.
Henry Smith of Crown Point, n. Y.
was the guest Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Renaud.-At the CONGREGATIONAL
Church Sunday. 10 new memHers were
taken in.-Henry Huber spent Sunday
with his parents in Cambridge.-Thc
Easter offering at the Methodist F.pis-
copal Church Sunday amounted to about
s75.-The members of the senior class
Vergennes high school have returned
from their trip to Washington, ID. c.
l-Wilbert Lacomb has moved his
family from Ferrisburg to the Crosby
tenement on the road to New Haven,
Lewis Levy has returned to Montreal
after a visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Am
bleau, Jr--l.ist Of unclaimed letters at
the postoffce, Pat Colley Walter Lum-
bard, L. II. NJ. Gaines. Fred Roch. =. H.
Rogers Louis r. Vurmer, Benjamin
Nook Robert tyler, John Moore, Wallace
Ash, Mrs. John Mealai, Miss Juna Coed
ell, Mrs jas Po eys, Prof, L. r. Prior.
Tho Rev s. :. Cobb left Tuesday
for Saratoga y. T.. to attend The an
nual session Of Troy Conference. DR.. +.
NJ Rogers Of Alburg. where he has prac-
ticed i1sdioine for the past II years has
made arrangements to locate here and
open an office for general practice.
Arlie Alden has gone to Boston to join
the Dartmouth College baseball nine. Of
which he Is one of the catchars. and will
accompany the team on its southern trip.
The subscription dance held In city hall
Tuesday evening was well attended.-A
special meeting was held Tuesday even
ing by the members of Buena Vista Camp.
No. $3.50, 81. w. of A., to consider the
revision Of rates Of insurance that were
adopted by head camp officials of the
order which will take effect June !. 1918.
District Deputy p. Maher Libby was
present and demonstrated the rates In de-
tail. The meeting was interesting and in
structive and all those who attended
seemed to favor the revision Of rates.-rhe
last meeting of the season OF the "As
You Like IT, club was held Tuesday even
, ing at the home OF Mrs T.. q. Norton,
Mrs c. II Cole and Mrs. T. Neville as
sisting in entertaining. The following
program was carried out Solo "A Perfect
Day" Mrs. W. r. Warner: paper, THE
influence of the Novel on National Life,
Miss Riker; humorous reading. Mrs. l..
T.. Benton; paper, "Thc Concluding
Survey Of the Novel" Mrs. G. f. stone;
"A Resume of Seventeen years" Mrs,
w r. Warner; "A Musical Melange," "
Mrs. w A. Darymple. Mrs +. g. Nor
ton. Mrs. G. F. o. Kimhall. Miss Hobeir
and Miss Edith McGoven were appointed
as committee for the coming year.-At the
regular meeting Of Otter Greek Chapter
No a. o. f. s., Monday evening the fol
, lowing officers were installed w. NJ, MIS-.
Fannie Day: w. p, l.. E. Avery; a. W
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Fisher; treasurer, r. W.
Day; secretary. Mrs. Flora G.. Lee; con
ductress Mrs. Alice Wright; A. c.. Mrs
Cora p. Avery; Ada. Miss Estella Bet
, finger; Ruth. Miss Grace Gordon, Esther.
, Miss Julia Woodman: Martha. Mrs
, Matte OBryan: Elscta. Miss Olive
Whitty: warden. Mrs. Kate Barnard;
!. sentinel A. G. Wright: chaplain. Mrs
Anna Woodman: marshal. Fl. O. Fisher
organist, Fred Flagg. Carlton D. Bristol
has returned from a 10 days visit to New
York and Washington. D. c. During his
, absence he also visited his wife's brother
DR. W. Carter Stone Of Elllcott City
Md.-H. r. Beach went yesterday to
, Saratoga to attend the meeting Of the
. Laymen's association of Troy conference
,, BRISTOL.
e Letters unclaimed in the postoffice
I April 1: Sylvia Carpenter Mrs. A.
Goodnouzh. Mrs. Julia Palmer. .--Clemen
I Varney and Donald Wright are at home
4 from Albany. n. Y.--Mrs. Orissa Atkins
, of Lincoln is visiting Mrs. X. c, Martin.
/ Mrs. F.. G. Colby is at home from Bur
lington. where she has spent ths winter.
\ The past Erands Of Bristol Lodge, |. q
o O. r., have formed an association witt
!, the following list of officers: II. H. Pal
I mer, president; DIR. f. 7. Briggs and l.. A
4 Neal. vice-presidents: +, *. Wilson. sec
h retary #. @. Haskins. treasurer: X. II