Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-12-19
BRISTOL.

The officers of the Addison county
pou,try association for 1913 are: Pres
ilent q. s Farr: vice presidents. r.
& smith of Bristol G. A. Hewlett OF
Starlsboro NJ b. Cove of Lincoln G.
| l.. Withcrill OF Shoreham, Ford Thomas
of Bristol NJ. l.. Barton OF Vergennes.
H. j. Woodbury. of Shoreham, Mrs. G.
L. Thomas of Monkton: treasurer. II.
TO- Martin secretary, r. G. Blodgctt;
assistant secretary. y. w. I;stey; direc
tors, Dr. II. L. Williamson. T.. G. Nor
ton. II. j. Bristol, Superintendent Hall,
| c. w. Farr, Judge u. T.. Tasker.--Tha
interior decorations of St Ambrosc's
Church are completed. The walls and
ceilings have been painted in various
artistic designs. The work is done In
water colors and oil. The altar is in
white with gilt on the raised work.
IT. &. NarneY was at home from Mont
Ipelier over Sunday.---Mrs. T.. b. Palmer
has been in poor health for nearly Il
| year and has been confined to her bed
most of the time.--Mrs. +. :. Mcintyre
was operated on Thursday for appen
dcitis.--Dr. H. T.. lIasseltne of the
| United States marine service, who has
been spending several weeks here
tine. has been ordered to report 20
I Washington, u. G.. for service by De-
cember 21-Philip Lawrence was in
Burlington ADMINISTRATORS from the
Rev. and Mrs. l.. ]. Ranslow announce
their arrival at Sea Breeze. Fla Mr..
Ranslow will act AS pastor of the Con"
gregational Church in Sea Breeze this
winter.
| The outlook club will meet with Mrs.
4. f. Grow Friday afternoon. The Green
Mountain club will meet with Mrs. r. W.
Narncy and Mrs. +. n. Dixie at the home
of the former Friday evening. The fall
term of the schools closes Friday, De.
cember 20.-Niss Ellie Haskins has re.
turned to her home after closing her fa
engagement with the Ithaca conserva
tory of music.-Mrs. Kate r. Peake, who
has been i'll for several months. is abb,
to walk about the villa ge.-Thc churche.
ana Sunday schools are beginning to ar
range for Christmas exercises.--J. j
Khoades. quartermaster of W. c. DuntoI
Post, c. \. r.. has received Sis confed
crate money from the treasury depart
ment. Washington, d. G. The none,
will be framed ana hung in the pos
room,-Mr. and Mrs f. j. Brady. Mr.
and Mrs. i. 5. Mathcwson and Miss Ann;
t Bissonctte returned from Montreal Satur
} day night.--A young child of Mr.. an,
5 Mrs. f. s. Ladue is III with ch!ckenpoN
. l.. G. Balm has returned from visit il
t Burlington.-Mrs. Nelson Iiurlburt Wen
, to Norgennes Friday, called there by tn
: serious illness of her daughter. Mrs
= Fred Jordon.--Miss Kate Stewart
V | librarian of the Lawrence Nmoria
e library. i'll Monday and Miss Ada
: Kent took her place.Misses Helen AN
Il Lena Gee. who have been guests of rela
:, tives. have returned to Ahnkton.
= The relatives of q. l.. IIasetine ,
II Montpelier, who has been seriously il
ii are informed that he is recovering-Tl
d local Sunday schools We're repre- scented
Ut the Addison county Sunday school cor
$ vention at Middlebury yesterday.-C /
l.amay of Burlington was in town Nor
day and TuesGay.-Mrs. F. S. McIntyI
- is recovering from Il recent operatio
for appendiCitls.-Mrs Ned Mathews an
children, who have been visiting her
have returned to Cornw Ill The remain
Of Mrs Margaret Carlin we're brougl
here from Barre Monday. The funer;
y, was held at ST. Ambrose's Church with II
Sheriff G.. S. Farr was in Middlebury We
tcrday. -LaWrence Green of Monkton ha
been visiting his grandparents. Mr. ar
Y Mrs. w. y. Gove.-Mr and Mrs. T.
!, COolhan of Middlebury We're in tow
Id Monday to attend the funeral of Mr.
/ Margaret Carln.