Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-05-21

here and will move here next fall.-Wil-
liam Human, who died In New Raven
May s. was a member of w. c. Dunton
Post and served in the civil war IN
Company c, Ninth Vermont.-Mrs. Moses
Purinton has been visiting her brother
In New Haven.-At meeting called ny
Walter c. Dunton Post, G. a. r., Friday
evening to make arrangements Ior
Memorial day exercises, c. w. Sneden
was elected chairman and j. q. rage
secretary and the following committees
We're chosen Flowers. T.. w. NarneYi
conveyance, DR.. A. NJ. Norton; music
DR.. i. T. Briggs. with Instructions TO
engage band, committee on speaker
the Rev. +. NJ Holman; committee to
place flags and markers, H. p Sherwln
and J. j. Rhoades. hall decoration, l.. o.
Chaplin Philip Dwire, J. G. Page N. r.
Dunshee was elected marshal the Nev.
w. II. Shaw was president Of the Day
Arrangements were made whereby the
members Of W. c. Dunton Post VIII take
dinner together at the Bristol House
Memorial day.
The members of w. c. Dunton Post G.
A. r., the w. r. c.. and all old soldierS
! are requested to meet at the post room
I Sunday at 2:S0 p. m and march TO the
Baptist Church, where memorial SUNDAY
services will he held. The Rev Charles
Danse of Lincoln will preach. The honor
airy members of the post are cordially IN
vted to meet with the post-Mrs. {. "
Ray he's returned from Framinsham'
Mass. where she spent the winter with
her children. Her son, p. N. Ray came
with her for a short stay.-The Bristol
/ high school team went to Pittsford Satur-
day and were defeated, Is to ;. by the
| Pittsford team.-The ball game AT Atm
! lctic park Saturday. the Bristol town team
and the Middlehury y. NJ c. A, resulted
| i'm a victory for the town team, to o.
Mrs G. " Ray spent Sunday at Wright
Fcrguson's in New Havcn.-Mrs G. >
Fletcher and Miss Mary iasselton of
Essex Junction, who have been visiting
here have returned home.-lra F.. stew
ard and c. L. TTathornc have been drawn
from this town as petit jurors Tor inc
June term of county court.
The Congregational Church has eX-
tended n call to William Mcfarland of
Middlebury College to become its pas
tor.--About 80 people enjoyed the "at
home" at Mrs. David Barton's Saturday
afternoon. Interesting talks were giver
by Mrs. Cora Seabury and Mrs. Mimic
Pearson, and vocal solo by Mrs. RALPH
DEMO. New members were received
into the w. c. r. 1.-THE regular meet
ing OF w. c. Dunton Post, G.. A. II.
will be held Monday afternoon at two
Iocock-Mrs. +. G. Lavarn returned
from Burlington Saturday. Her sister
Mrs Genevievc Towcarme, is with ho'
for few days stay.-Mr. and Mrs. w
II. Gee and two children of Monktor
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs A, T
Brown.-Thc annual silver social of tn
O. L. S. will be held Friday evening.
literary and musical program will b
given and refreshments served. Mason
and their families are invted.-Mrs. j
B. Abernethy and daughter, Elizabeth
started Tuesday morning for Dekalr
H., to visit her parents.-H. \. Hasscl
tine of Pittsford is in town making
survey of the park, improvements ar
planned.-Mrs Abbie Buttlcs died at IN
home of her daughter Mrs, r. VI. Car
on West Pleasant street Sunday. IN
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
with burial in Greenwood Cemetcry.-I,
3. Palmer of Waterbury is in town 70
Memorial Sunday and Memorial day
The Rev. c. Z. Cady of Port Henry,
V, was in town yesterday.