Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-08-31

Emma Cooley and Miss Alta Cooley re-
turned from Lester Junction saturday,
MISS irene Hathorne. who went TO CALI
tornla In June to visit friends. VIII re-
main and teach the coming year NJ
ana Mrs. e, w. Varney have returned
IRON a visit to friends in Ogdenshurg,
~ f.-Robert Quinlan Of Syracuse y.
v, spent Sunday cre.-Superintendent
j. o. BaXcndalc and family spent Sun
day IN Burlington. Miss Blanche Jacobs
returned Saturday from n weeks visit
in Starksboro.-Miss Ann v Cooley
| went to Leicester Saturday to visit rela-
tiNes.-Philip Lawrence returned from
Burlington Friday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles I. Hatch arc guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. f. Hatch.
The 40th annual reunion Of the descend
ents Of Chase Purinton was held Thurs
day at The Elmo" the home of Fred
smith and family on Bristol Flats. Noout
1850 were present from Florida. Michigan,
Massachusetts and from many places in
Vermont. Letters from absent ones rep
resenting other States were read. \ ball
game and other sports were enjoyed in
the morning and a banquet served on the
lawn at noon, followed by The business
meeting knd program. These officers were
elected: President. G. A.. Purintou; vice.
president, Mahlon Purinton; recording sec
rotary, Mary Turner; corresponding secrc-
tary, Carrie Purinton; treasurer. Clara
Draper. G. \. Purinton invited the reunion
TO be held at his home in Lincoln next
year.
Raymond Wiley has gone to West
field to visit his parents before enter
ing Middlebury Collegc.-Miss Mildred
Smalley has returned from a visit in
Starksboro.-Spcncer Lawrence leaves
this morning to attend Mt. Hcrmon
Academy.-Miss Fannie Mason of
Starksboro spent Sunday in town.-Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Jacobs of Revere.
Mass. are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jacobs. Mr.. Jacobs is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Brown spent the
Weekend in Burlington at the home
of his father. Henry Brown. n fam
ily.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred +. Hin, who
have been taking a pleasure trip the
past week, calling on old friends here
and in other towns. have returned to
their home in Middlcburv.-Mrs. J. w.
1rudo has returned from "A visit in
Burlington.
DIR. William O'Ncill of Baltimore.
Md. is visiting at the O'Ncill home
stead.-Principal r. W. Hedges of
Mortified is in town.-Dr and Mrs.
r. j. Bristol are at home from Long
Point.-Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Boyd Of
Revere, Mass. are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jacobs.-Mr. and Mrs.
T. /" Delong are in camp at Long.
Point.
!. y. Roseman. one of Bristol's highly
respected citizens. died "Wednesday morn
ing at his home on North .ot. Mr..
Roseman had been i'm failiu. irllth for a
long time. He is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Denio Of this town. For
many years Mr.. Roseman was travelling
salesman for the Bristol Manufacturing
company of which he was a stockholder.
The funeral will be held Friday afternoon
at two o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray of Orange,
Mass, are in town.-AIr. and Mrs. Jerry
Jenney of Rutland are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. \. A. HER in South Bristol.-Miss
visit to her sister in Cornwall-Thc Rev.
and Mrs. q. A.. Parker have returned from
a two weeks vacation spent at long
point. Their granddaughter. Marion Par
ker, of Middlebury. y. Y, accompanied
them.-Mr, and Mrs, r. s. Brown ha We
returned from a visit in BurlinGton.-L. V.
Bouvier was in N~ergennes Tuesday.-Guy
Briggs of Deerfeld, Mass, is visiting
friends in town-Philip Lawrence has re-
turned from Mt. Hermon. where he went
with his brother, Spencer, who is attend.
ing school there.