Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-11-13

returned to his home in Lincoln.-The
deer hunting season opens to-day. Br,sVN
hunters young and old are in the woods
Deer have been rather scarce here the
past year.--A letter from DR.. r. Il. Briggs
dated October rs at Panama, says he
intended to book for New York october
30--At the Addison county corn show at
Middlebury Forrest Coursey won gold
watch.-The drug store of DIR. u. A.
Bisbie was raided Saturday afternoon by
Deputy Sherlffs G. g. Farr and j. II.
Bean and quantity of liquor of var
ious kinds was found.
Lewis Comstock died at his homo in
the east part of the town Sunday morn
Ing after an illness OF n few weeks. He
was veteran of tho Civil War; serving
in Co. r. End Vermont regiment. He
was member of w. c. Dunton Post, G.
A. r. His age was about 20 years. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at
two o'clock. He is survived by his wife
and several children Merle Hill of
lJinesburg was an over-Sunday guest OF
Mr. and Mrs Henry Landon.-The fall
teachers examination will be held in Hol-
ley hall Thursday and Friday.-Homer
Hewitt, Or. w T.. Morgan, George jim
mo of this town and George Morgan of
Vergennes are in Ripton for week $
hunting-Mrs. George Morgan of YER
gennes was an over-Sunday guest Of Mrs
w T.. Morgan.-Mr and Mrs. Verne At
ltins and clinton wick of New Hamp-
shire were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. 9.
Martin over SundaY.--C. +. Cove OF Bur
lington was in town Monday--Miss Gym
thia Cove of Shelburne is visiting in
a
ut Chao Hsien. China, is a guest Of Mr.
and Mrs T.. C. Tilburn She is at home
on account Of poor hcalth.-The Delta
Alpha class met with Mrs. Earl
Dearborn Wednesday evening. The
Young Woman's Missionary society will
meet with Miss Ella Norton Friday after
noon.
John Neary Of Burlington was in town
over Sunday. Mrs. Neary and daughter.
who have been visiting relatives, re-
turned home with him.-The first snow
of the season fell here Monday night. The
ground was white and the temperature
was % ees.--Super1ntendent J. NJ.
Barss of the Industrial school, YER
gennes was in town Monday evening".
Austin f. Halves Will give an illustrated
lecture in Holley hall Friday evening
November q. under the auspices OF the
Bristol business Mems association on
Forestry" The lecture is free. Mr.
Halves will take a party into the woods
Saturday Mildred little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
smaley, is in with pneumonia.-Miss
Irene Plude of Essex Junction is visiting
In town.-Nlrs Kate r. Peake is the guest
of Mrs. w. II. Ridley in Burlington
The annual convention of the Addison
County Sunday School association will
he held in the Baptist Church November
49, The following program has been pre-
pared: Morning, $50. prayer and praise
service the Rev. L. NJ Holman; $40,
presidents address; 1000, Temperance"
the Rev. Samuel Rose; 1890, Some of the
Best Things Our Elementary Department
Is Doing" Mrs. c. r s. Pierce; 1915.
"The What and How OF the Advanced
Division" Superintendent A. w. Eddy;
HOO, Getting at the Greatest Problem.
the Adult Department the Rev. Fl. a.
Durfee; 11:30, reports from sunday schools
by delegates. Afternoon, 1:30 lsayer and
praise service the Rev. e. y. Curtis;
200, Home and Visitation" o. s Flan-
agan; 2:15, The Need for Purity De-
partment In Our Schools" the Rev. A.
A. Lancaster; go, "1hc Financial stand
! ing" NJ. A. Thomas, treasurer: The
Question of Reports" Mrs Nellie Man
UNI, secretary; Thorough Organization"
! Mrs. Edith Balch Wright; 800, Training
for leadership; Training Teachers the
Rev. w. r. Shaw; The Teacher-Train-
| ing" the Rev. II. A Durfee. Evening,
prayer and praise service. the Rev David
Barton; Training the Leaders of To-
morrow" the Rev j. s. Braker.-Miss
Ellen Porter Of Nergennes visited in town
| the first of the week. -Jarl Roach of
| Burlington is in town this week deer
/ hunting.--F. J.. Hasseltine spent Sunday
with his family in Rutland.-Mrs. Jennie
/ I'har is visiting her daughter, Mrs +.
l.. Hasseltine, In Rutland--The W. c. T.
L. will meet with Miss Helen Weller to-
morrow afternoon.-J. J. DWire was the
first Bristol hunter to bring in deer.
| c. A. Place of Rutland shot one here
Monday.-Dr. II. E. Hasseltine, who has
been visiting Judge and Mrs. L. A. Has
seltine, has returned to Washington, -.
! c. He is in the hospital service.-Mrs.
Ida Danforth Is visiting in Starksboro,-
Miss Ruth Cohen of Burlington is in
town on business.