Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-06-13
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
Arrangements have been completed for
ball game July 4.-Prncipal g. Gordon
Newell and family have gone to GIL,
Mass, and Miss Susie Martin, assistant
In the high school. to her home
in Hartford. Conn.,. ]. Rhoades
attended the State encampment at
Burlington. George Corkns has begun
work manager of the Bristol branch Of
the Boston Dairy company The teach
ers in the high and graded schools have
been re-engaged for another year. with
the exception of Miss Holland. who has
declined to serve. Miss Alden takes her
place In tho high school-The village
trustees have purchased a new hose cart.
It will be kept in the business section Of
the village.-Several local organizations
are to have floats in the July 4 parade,
and some are expected from other towns.
Mrs. A. w. Stevens and daughter
Cornelia. of Cornwall were over Sunday
guests Of relatives here.-NIr. and Mrs
a. e. Sumner are at home from a week
In Cornwall--W. P. Chase is in very
poor health.--Mr. and Mrs. w. o. Tai
bot of Brandon we're over-Sunday guests
Of Mr. and Mrs r. ". Palmer-Mr and
Mrs. Charles clifford of Brandon were
guests of Mrs. p. G. Sargeants Satur-
day.-Nearly 100 Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs attended the morning service
at the Baptist Church Sunday. The SER
mon was preached by the Rev f. NJ
Holman. the chaplain Of the lodge. At
the close of the service the Odd Fellows
marched 20 Greenwood cemetery. where
the ritual service OF the order was given
and the graves decorated. The lodge
then returned to the hall. where refresh
ments were served.-M. J. Graves of
Brandon was in town Sunday. Mrs
Graves has been with her grandmother
here for several wecks.-E. c. Mcleod
of Rutland visited his family here over
Sunday. Miss Minnie Ellison is in Char
lotte.-Dr. Edgar Farr of New York Is
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. Sophia
Farr. and other relatives. The Treasure
Seekers will meet Thursday afternoon,
June 10. with Mrs. q. g. Farr ana Mrs
A. W. Cove at the home of tho former
The new pension law will benefit eight
or 10 veterans in this town.--A W. Cove
went TO Thompson's Point Monday
Clement Narney was at home from Rut-
land over Sunday.-Jchn Daniels OF Bur
lington was IN town Mon9ay-W T..
Hanks has been spending a day or two
In Burlington Mrs. r. w. Gorton and
Miss Caro- Wilson arc visiting in Essex
Junction.--Mrs. y. r. Rosworth is at
homo from 10 days in Randolph --tNlar-
ence Iathrop was in Rutland Sunday.
BRISTOL.
The condition OF Mrs H. l.. william
son at tho Mary Fletcher hospital is re-
ported ms favorable. The doctor has re.
turned home.--Ira Ring of Huntington
Center and Mrs. Clara Wright OF South
lStarksboro were married June 8 at the
Methodist parsonage by the Rev F. r..
Stone.-G. W. Snedon, who has been i'll
for several weeks. is improving slowly
&c. W. Sprague was in Vergennes Tues
day-William j. Hartin of Boston and
Miss Ellen Gertrude Casey OF this town
were united In marriage yesterday morn
ling at St. Ambrose's Church by the Rev
p. ]. Doheny.-Mrs. J. II. Ives OF Chicago
and party Of frlcnbs are expected here
Saturday for the summer Her summer
home on North street Is being made
ready.
Post. G. A. r.. Monday afternoon the fol-
lowing were elected honorary members:
The Rev r. r. Stone. the Rev. e. NJ.
Holman. DIR. A. NJ Norton. z. w. Varncy.
j. c, Chaplin and W. f. Hanks.-The
Misses Mildred CHAPLIN and Marjorie
Bingham have gone to Long Point for n
few days stay.-There was light frost
here Monday morning. but not enough
to do any damage.--W. G. Bingham and
son have presented w c. Dunton Post.
| q. A. r., with a beautiful steel engra wing.
"Sherman's March to the Sea"-Mrs. T..
W. Smith and Mrs. Fuller. who have
passed several months In the West. ar
rived home Monday night and opened
their house on East street-Mr. and Mrs.
David Murray of Berlin are visiting rela-
tives in town.-At the special town meet
ing. held Tuesday morning. it was voted
to allow the school directors to build an
addition 10 the graded school building
FERRISBURG.