Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-10-31

Joseph Carter was elected delegate to the
burlington district missionary convene
ton to be held in Rutland. November Is.
Nh. and Mrs. o. s. Bishop of this
city and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gee. sons,
Arthur and Earl, and daughter, Pauline.
Of North Ferrisburg. started yesterday
for Los Angeles. Cal, where they will
reside.-The Social club Of Ferrisburg will
meet in their club rooms Thursday after.
noon.
BRISTOL.
The teachers returned from the conven-
hon Saturday. Representative r. c.
Varney was at home from Montpelier
over Sunday.-The Rev. I. p. Kellogg,
whose recent death in Gilbertville Mass,
is announced, was the father Of the Rev.
w. f. Kellogg deceased, a former pastor
OF the local Baptist Church.-Potatoes
are bringing IS cents a. bushei at the
depot and onions from 60 to 90 cents a
bushel.-Villiam Shattuck Is visiting his
| sister. Mrs. fla Mead, in West Rutland.
George CHI of New Haven Mills has
entered the employ of the Vermont Box
| company Mrs. Emma T.. Loukes Of ver-
gennes Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Nelson Hill.
| w. II. Cook. who died in Poultney
Friday. vas brother OF Mrs. W. II.
Bosworth OF this town-Mrs w. n.
! Cove returned from visit of several
, days in Proctor Saturday night.-Mrs.
| Emma Cooley returned from Leicester
| Saturday night and Mrs. William Wright
| frcm Rurland.-Charles Ellison of Rut-
| and was an Over-Sunday guest of his
| father, Il. T.. Ellison and sister, Minnie.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Smaley and
children visited In Lincoln Sunday-The
| Rev. Dr.. Allen of Brooklyn, N Y, is a
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Dickerman.
He occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
Church Sunday evening.--Mrs. Clarence
Langworthy and daughter are at home
from a visit to Middlebury.
Charles H. Balm of Mlddebury and
Mrs. Alice Elliott of Bristol were married
in Middlebury Saturday. They were over
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs l.. G.
Bain.-A list of 81 veterans of the Civil
War now living in this town has been
given Representative r. c. Varney by u
L. Sherwin. There are seven veterans
living here who served in the 14th regi-
ment, one in Company II, the others in
Company G-Mrs Il. C. Varney, Mrs.
Bert Varney and Miss Vera Varney spent
ladies' week in Montpelier.-Mr. and Mrs.
b. j. Whitaker and daughter of Rut-
land are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j II.
Handlon and other relatives.-W. F..
Hanks will make his home with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Hanks on West street.-Mrs.
G. w. Snedon visited in New Haven Tues
day Mr. Sneden. who has been spend
ing week there returned home with
her.-Frank Wood of Boston is in town
He was called here by the death OF his
father T. A. Wood.--Guy b. Horton OF
y Burlington delivered an address on
Taxation" in Iolley hall Monday even
ing.
w. a. Lawrence was in Mlddlebury
ycsterday.-Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Chase OF
Salisbury are visiting in town. They are
former residents.-A delegation OF pro.
= gressives from here attended the county
rally at Mlddlebury yesterday. They
went by a special train.-H. c. Gleason Is
= la ying cement walks in front of his house
C. y. Colby is making extensive i'm
. provements on his residence.-J. G.. Page
- was a business visitor in Middlebur!
u Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. Willard FarmaI
: Of Westteld are guests of Superntend
cnt and Mrs. c. II. Wiley. Mrs. Willie,
= IS their daughter--The Young Woman.
Missionary society of the Methods
. Church will meet with Miss Ella Norton
i" Saturday Accommodation T.. Wrigh
. has been granted an increase Of pcnslo,
l from sl5 to $40 under the act of May IL
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