Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-03-12
BRISTOL.

the outlook club will meet with Mrs. y.
II. Dixie Friday aftcrnoon.-Mtss Mabel
Wright has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
Rice i'm Rutland.--Thc Green Mountain
club was entertained by Mrs. W. T.. Nor
gan last Friday evening. The first prizes
We're won by Mrs. II. c. T. Bristol and T.
\. Dixie; the second prizes by Mrs j, G..
PAGE and II. G. i. Biistol-rhe dwelling
house of Lewis Dupey about a mile south
of the village was burned about ten
O'Clock Saturday night with nearly all the
contents.E. l.. Sherwn visited Mrs
Sherwin al the Mary Fletcher hospital
Sunday.--Mrs Alfred Odett. AN aged resi-
dent Of the Notch. died Saturday of pneu-
monia. She is survived by three sons
Lewis. Alexander and Joseph of this town,
and one daughter, Mrs. George SwinYer
Of Huntington; ,aud a large number of
grandchildren. The funeral was held
at st. Ambroscs Catholic Church at 1880
| Tuesday. Earl Meadcr, who has been
in the employ of r. r. Hatch as assistant
cmoalmcr ana funeral director for four
Years, has been retained by Mr.. Hatch in
the same capacitN.--LOus Walters was
an over-Sunday visitor in Vergennes.-
Mrs. l.. c. Smith is at home from a visit
with her sister in Nereennes.
Mathew IIanlon SON of Mr.. and Mrs
j. IT, Ilanlon of this village, dropped
dead about noon Tuesday near the ord
Prayer rock on East street The
cause of death was heart trouble.
The officers of Libanus Lodge T.. &
y. NJ. elected March are as follows
| w. NJ, DR.. H. l.. Williamson: $. w, Dr.
| w. >. Morgan; j. w, l.. II. Orvis: treas.
uier, c. y Hanks; secretary. G. 5. Farr
The appontve officers will be named
later.-Mrs. Walter Wright has returned
! from visit of two weeks in burlington
Mrs. y. w. Stevens, who was called
to Cornwall by the illness of a relative
was in town Monday and TUESDAY, NOV.
| ing her household goods to Cornwall
! The annual meeting and banuue
of the Business Mems association
was held Monday evening. There was ,
large attendance. Max l.. Powell Of Bur
linston and c. ! Button of MiddcburN
We're the guests of honor and spoke. Tn,
! following officers were elected for 1914
, President, f. H. Palmer; vice-president
! =. G. Haskins; secretary, r. r. Thomas
treasurer, J. Is. Abernethy-Mi Beulal
Dow Of East Charlotte is visiting i,
town.-iIarry Myers and Harry Morton
! of Nergennes Were ovcr-Sunday visitors
in toWn.-Mrs. James Thompson was al
oN"r-Sunday visitor in Burlington.
Miss Gertrude Parmlee. who ha
taught school in Springfield for fou
years. has been obliged to give I'D he
work there on account of poor healtl
and has returned home.-Edson Durfee
/ who Is III the employ Of the Vernon
Marble company has been transferre,
from Montreal to Edmonton. Alberta. Nh
| purfee Is son of Mr.. and Mrs ID w
Durfee OF this town.--Matthew Hanlon
who died suddenly Tuesday, was an en-
ploye of the Electric Light company a
Hockey Dale and was on his way Il
work, lie Is survived by his parents an,
four brothers, Edward, Patrick, Jane
ana Thomas, and two sisters, Nellie an
Mary. His age was SO years The funera
Will be held in St Ambrose's Churc
f1ldaN morning at 10:30-Mrs 4. j
EASTMAN has gone to the Fanny Allie
hoSpltal Tor treatment.-Mr and Mrs. {
u, Fisher visited IN Starksboro the frs
OF the week.-The annual meeting of tn
, Y NJ c. y. was held Tuesday eveninp
ofhcerS were elected as follows: Presj
; dent c. IL. Wiley; vice-president an
physical director. j. o. Baxendale; secre
tarN, T., b. Guindon; treasurer. Rain
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