Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-06-05
BRISTOL.

The Memorial day program was carried
out as published. The old veterans were
out in larger numbers than last year
The dinner at the Bristol House given by
the Hon W. A, Lawrence was attended
by 50 veterans and invited guests The
address by f. G. Fleetwood was one of
the best heard here IN several years
The veterans We're taken TO the ceme-
terry in automobles-Mis Elizabeth
Clifford has returned from Rutland -
Mrs. Henry Rivers and Mrs. ]. F.
Daniels of Burlington We're In town Fri
dav.--Nlrs. LA Mead of West Rutland Is
visiting here.--The Home Circle of the
Congregational Church met with Mrs
Ralph DEMO June 4-The Willing
Workers of the Methodist Church
met with Mrs. G. c. Currier June A.
The high school alumni association is
planning for big reunion graduation
week.--Arthur Mott of Middebury Col
lege is at home-Mrs Wilfrid Arthur
Of Malone, y. Y, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hurlburt.-Miss
Eldbra Palmer of Proctor IL visiting
her parents, MIR and Mrs r Fl. Palmer.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. \, Neal and daugh-
ter are at home from visit OF two
weeks in Phlmont, y. Y.-Mrs. Willis
Ferguson is visiting her sister, Mrs. b.
T.. Wallace, in Waterbury.-The ball
game Friday afternoon, Bristol and Yer
gennes, resulted in a victory for the
visiting team, 10 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Paige of Westport are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gleason.-Mrs
Helen Doutney of Burlington is in town.
Mrs. Edith Mix was given farewell
party at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. +.
X. Dickerman Friday evnlng. Her Sun
day school class and the teachers If the
Baptist Sunday school We're invited. Mrs
Mix goes this week to IIardwick, where
she will make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. f. r. Bingham.
:. NJ Golf reports the morning
temperature for May as follows High
est 60 degrees; lowest. % degrees;
morning average, 400 degrees; last
year, 45.23 degrees. noon average,
5S.22 degrees; last year, 6O24 degrees;
rainfall, 5.s5 inches. last year. ITO
inches; clear days 8, partly clear, 10,
C. .oudy 10; north wind. 70 days. south
13, variable G; thunder twice during the
month; frost three times: wind, high
est velocity, 50 miles per hour; high
cial meeting of the Rebekahs for June
has been postponed to July There
We're eight veterans here Memorial day
who served in the 9th Vermont regi-
ment. seven who served in Company C,
which was recruited largely in Addi-
son county.--Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Rid
ley of Burlington were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. y. f. Rider-Mr. and
Mrs. NJ j. Graves of Brandon were
Sunday visitors of her grandmother.
Mrs. G. V. Ray,--Dr. c. NJ. Sneien OF
Littleton, \. H., visited his father,
q. w. Sneden, over Sunday.-A. d.
EVerts of Nergennes was in town sun
enlightenment Narney of Rutland
VISITED his parents, Mr.. and Mrs f.
NJ Narney, over Sunday-H. c. Pal
mer and family visited at Reuben Bis
pee's in Ferrisburg Sunday.-R ebert
Qulnlan OF Albany, ~ Y, was in
town over Sunday.-James Hanlon of
Rutland was an over-Sunday visitor
here'-Mrs. William Clark of Win
throp' Mass. is visiting her sister
Mrs Rachel White. and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. j. r. Wills is in poor health
Miss Bertha Sumner visited Mrs. E. l..
Sherwin the first of the week-The tree
worms are everywhere. on the fruit and
shade trees, crawling round on the
piazza floors and into the houses
MI and Mrs, Merle Sneden of Niles,
Cai'' are guests Of his parents. Mr.. and
MIS- IL w. Sneden. 1t is their first meet
lhs IN about 10 years,-The high school
graduation exercises will be held June
ID The Apollo Quartette club of Bos-
ton Will furnish the musical entertain
Weht' The program for the week is as
follows Wednesday evening, June II.
senior reception by the junior class. adj
mission by card, school hall; Thursday
foslsua of alumni, school hail. COM
hehoement concert at eight O'Clock in
lfolley nall; Friday, business meeting of
the alumni association at $3.50 o'clock,
schoo. hall, ball game, high school VS..
alumni ten O'Clock; graduation exercises
IN lioHey hall, two O'Clock; lawn party.
an Alumni invited, four o'clock; alumni
banquet Bristol House, eight o'clock.
the executive committee of the alumni
ASSOCIATION will meet AT the high school
hall FRIDAY evening at eight O'Clock All
members of the association are request
cd " be preseut,-The Young Woman |