Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-05-22
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
The Outlook club will meet with Mrs |
y. r Bosworth Friday afternoon
Arthur g. Johnson. formerly OF this
town, who has been In Minneapolis,
Mimi. for 30 years. Is now at the head
of a large manufacturing and Wholesale
house IN that city. He Is brother OF
II. l.. johnson of Burlington-The
| friends Of Mrs. Robert Qunlan gave her
| a miscellaneous shower at the home OF
| Mrs. Henry I,andon Friday evening.
| Many beautiful gifts, including linen,
| china. cut glass and silver. were left
| in token Of the esteem In which Mrs
Quinlan is held. Light refreshments
were served.-The Willing Workers
met with Mrs. w. n. Cove Wednesday.
Mrs Frank Sylvester, who has spent
the winter with her mother. Mrs Will
liam Briggs, has gone to Sugar city.
Utah, where she will Join her husband
and make their home.-The Rev. Lewis
X Hubbard, whose death occurred in
Des Moines, Ia. May 13, was former
pastor OF the Bristol Baptist Church,
Mrs. e. ". Dixie and Mrs. f.. 8. I.adue
represented tho local Rebekah Lodge at
the State assembly at Burlington
Miss Ruth Eggleston has returned to
her home In Cornwall after few days
with Mrs. p. L, Sherwin.-Mrs. A II.
Sumner of East Middebury is visiting
Mrs. Nellie Sumner and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sumner returned Sat
urday from weeks visit IN Bridport and
Cornwal-G w. Sneeden IS improving
slowly.-As It appears now Bristol will
not he represented at tho Gettysburg en-
clmpment in July Several veterans are
planning to attend the State encampment
at Rutland June 10 and u.--Mr. and Mrs.
. W. II. Bosworth of Scotdale. Pa, arrived
2 in town Saturday Mr.. Bosworth return
., ed to Scotdale Monday. Mrs Bosworth
5 will spend the summer here She Will
= room at Valley Varney's on North street
Y Miss Helen Bosworth OF Mddlebury Col
. Ilege spent Sunday here with relatives
. Floyd Grow and family, who have beer
g visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Gleason, re-
[ turned to Westford Sunday.-The condi.
Y ton OF Mrs ]. H. Gaudette, who hat
been III several weeks, is not encoura cling
4 Mr. and Mrs. Fred owen were over
, Sunday visitors In Vergennes.-E. l.
,, Grow Of New Haven was a guest of rela
O. tiI-es here MOnday.-Dr +. a Tobin
formerly of this town, now Of Benning
ton, has gone to a Troy city hospital 70
treatment
The members Of W. G. Dunton Post
G. a. r.. all old soldiers. the w. r. c
and associate members OF the post ar
requested to meet at the post room at tw
- O'Clock Sunday to attend the mcmoria
service at tho Advent Church. w. c
Dunton Post. G. A. r., has been present
ed with a portrait of Abram Butler, VIII
enlisted from this town March 8, 1852. Il
V Company c, 7th Vermont, and died a
- New Orleans July T. 1862, from Academia
, wounds II was presented by his brother
. Henry Butler.-Mrs. Calista Hodge I
= the oldest person in town She will be 9
her next birthday and she can read with
=, out Glasses-Mrs. y. w. Durfee. who IN
derweut a serious operation at the Fam
, Allen hospital. is progressing favorabl
towards recovery. Mr.. Durfee returne
home Monday.-Mrs. Marceline King die
+. at the home OF her son, Samuel. on Pin
street Monday night. She was nativ
:. OF Canada. born August 20, 1919, Sh
- was the widow of Gilbert King She
- survived by a large number OF relative
= besides her son, Samuel.
James Hanlon Of Rutland was in tow
Tuesday.-The Rev. r. r. Stone
lIoosick Falls \. Y. was IN town Tue
II. day.-Mrs NJ. J. Graves who has bee
with her grandmother, Mrs. G. Y. Rn
-, several weeks, has returned to Brando
- The town team of Vergennes and Il
town team OF Bristol Will cross bats
Hewitt Park tomorrow afternoon,
Twenty-Five boys Of the Methodist Su
IN day school met at b. w Estey's Tue
IN day evening for social and to organi
- a baseball team. The ages of the mel
beers are from Il to 10 They will beg
Il practice at once.-The friends of Charl
RS. Meiliur and family here have been
us formed of their safe arrival at S;
- Juan, cal, where they Will make tn,
ay home-Mrs. Elizabeth Sumner of Ia
he Middlebury has been n guest of Mrs
I'm L. SherWin this week.