Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-11-05
BRISTOL.

Mrs. George H. Brooks went to Md
debufy Saturday. She will go from there
to her home in Boston. Miss Helen
Ellsworth is visiting b. b. Bosworth and
family in New York.-W. A. Lawrence
is at home from New York, where he
has been business the past week.
Miss Irene Hathorne gave her pupils a
Halloween party at the school house
in Hardscrabble Friday night.-The
Halloween social given by the Outlook
club at the home Of Mrs +. r. DECKER
man was a success. The house was
decorated with black cats, witches, owls,
bats, snakes and jackie lanterns. Ghosts
were in evidence everywhere. During
the program three male ghosts gained
entrance through the cellar and gave
n serenade Mrs Wiley read a paper
on the "Origin and Customs Of
Hallowe en-" and Mrs DEMO furnished
music. both vocal and instrumental Re
freshmonts were served .-Miss Endora
Palmer of Proctor was the guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Palmer,
over Sunday
A. s Picard Of Woodstock and Miss
Mary c. Mitchell, daughter of Mrs Mary
Mitchell of Bristol, We're married at st.
Ambroses Church Saturday morning by
the Rev. ~ H. Archambault Miss Mat
tie L. Mitchell of Rutland was bridesmaid
and L. L. St Cyr of Woodstock was
best man. Mrs. Shandon lie Warn
PLAYED the wedding march The we'd
ding breakfast was served by Mrs. Mary
Mitchell. There were many beautiful
wedding gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Picard left
for New York.-ClarenCe Bosworth of
New York is a guest of his grandmother,
Mrs Carrie Bosworth. Mrs. w. II. Car
dell. J. q. Cardcll and Miss Ruth O'Sul-
Ivan We're in Middlebury SATURDAY.
Robert Quinlan was at home over sun
day.-Mr and Mrs. Charles l.. Clifford
of Brandon We're in town Sunday.
w. Harold Bosworth of Florence,
Mass, was here over Sunday.
s. Flint and family of Burlington were
sunday visitors here.-Henry Landon has
returned from Atkinson, Neb, where he
was called by the illness of his uncle,
jed Landon.-MCadcr Martin and family
Of Burlington were guests at the Bris-
to Sunday.-Mrs Joseph Dwiro and
daughter, Nina, of Rutland We're in town
Saturday. Elizabeth OBrien was in
Rurlington Saturday.-Mss Lois Jenney
returned Saturday from visit in Yer
gcnnes.-A son was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs J. b. AbernethY.--Cloise and
Cleon Norton of Rridport were guests Of
relatives Sunday.-Gladys Roscoe of Wal
than spent Sunday at l.. r. Jacobs
Thomas Spraguc and family Of Panton
We're over-Sunday visitors Of c. w
Sprarue and family. and Mrs
George May and family of Marshfield
are guests of u. r. Bosworth and fam
ily.-Edward Casey was in Brandon sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne OF Rutland are
guests of the Rev and Mrs. william
Shaw.-The funeral of Francis Mcbride
was held Yesterday at the house The
Rev. +. NJ. Holman officiated. Inter
ment was in Greenwood cemetery.-The
/ funeral of Cyrus Curry was held yester-
day morning at the Methodist Church.
The Rev. G. A. Parker oniciated.-The
Outlook club will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs Bates. Leaders will be Miss
Sumner and Mrs. Lawrence; reading.
Mrs. Boynton.-The second annual corn
show under the auspices Of the Bristol
Grange will be held in Holley hall Fri
day. Henry jennings will sneak I'm the
afternoon and Professor Bradlee and r
s. Brigham in the evening-The funeral
Of l.. l.. James was held at the house
Yesterday. There was a Masonic fu-
neral Donald Wright has resigned his
position in the office of the Bristol Man
ufacturing company and entered the en-
ploy of f. NJ Smith as delivery clerk
Mrs, Warner Clapper of Lcomnster.
Mass, Is in town, called here BY the
death or her brother Cyrus Curry Mr..
ana Mrs r. f. stevens and \. W. Stew
ems and family visited \. G. Sumner and
family the first of the Week.-Mrs..
Celinda S.edman has gone to Lincoln,
where she will reside this winter.