Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-05-18
BRISTOL.

Miss Helen Bosworth visited rcla-
tiv"s in East Mddlebury Friday.-AIr
and Mrs. Paul Richardson are parents
of a daughter, born Thursday.-Tir
Agoga Bible class held its fourth
social meeting with Spencer Lawrence
Wednesday ovcniug.-Thc friends Of
MIS-. 1.ucretia Hammer gave her a sur
prise party Friday afternoon in honor
OF her S0th birthday anniversary.
The remains OF Alvia Hanks, who died
i'm Albany Friday. wcrr brought her,
Saturday and taken to the home of his
brother. ", L. Hanks. on Pleasant
street, where the funeral was held sun
day afternoon. The Rev. George G. Chan
pell OBLIGATED. The intcrment was in
Greenwood cemeterY.-Mr and Mrs. G.
NJ. Hanks of MiddlehurY were in town
sunday to attend the funeral of Alvia
Hanks.-AT. ana Mrs. Arson l.. Wright
spent Sunday and Monday in Middlcburv.
Arthur Mott of Middlebury Colleg
spent sunday with relatives here.
Mothers day was observed in the Bap-
fist and Methodist Churches Sunday by
appropriate sermons ana special music.
The aged and shut-ins were conveyed 20
and from the services by automobiles. -
ililI' i-hbI tIl'' VI lll'' | lllNeISllN VI
Vermont spert Sunday at his home here.
MIR and Mrs. Harry Bowler visited
their brother, Elwood Bouver. and fam
lily in Underhill Sunday. Several people
went from here to Starksboro Sunday
afternoon to hear Bishop Henderson.
who preached in the Methodist Church
thcre..Miss Flosse NJ Qulmby returned
Saturday from Il visit Of several weeks
in Littlcton ana other places in New
Uamps hirc.-Tho Rev. clyde sumner of
Ephratah, ~ =, preached in the Metho-
dist Church sunday night.-AE. and Mrs
o. H. Plain and Mr. aud Mrs. Charles
Sumner We're at Long Point Sunday =
Mrs. Josie Chase has returned from a
two weeks stay in Burlngton.-Mrs
Willard PartCh Of Iiinesburg was in town
Saturday.
The domestic science class of the high
school gave a social in Assembly hal
Monday night, the guests being the
mothers and adult friends of the young
ladies'. The following was the program
Piano solo. Fern Shattuck; reading
Frances Mayhem; vocal solo, llene Sar
gent; reading, Edna Dwire piano duet
Marjorie Cady and Hildreth Chamberlain
reading, Gladys Rublee; vocal solo
Gladys Hill, reading, Nesta Nahum. Re
freshmcnts were served in the laboratory
which had been converted into a pleasant
dining room, beautifully decorated witt
spring floWers.-rhe moving picture hal
| which is being built by W. II. Cardel
ANA q. ;. farr is fast nearing completion
The building is located near Main stree,
and is 80 feet by 50 feet and is I6 feet
from floor a f,ailipn | 10 toll
There is a small stage in the rear OF thu
ball with an orchestra pit under it, Their,
are two front and two side entrances
The interior is to be finished with
panelled beaver board and a clear hard
wood maple floor. The picture booth
! which is to be over the ticket Office, 1.
to be truss-concrete construction. Tn,
carpenter work is under direction Of q
| W. Farr Who has a large force of help
and ne expects to have the work don.
, by June l. G. s, Farr, who is to hay,
| the management of the han says tina
| they have purchased through s. b
! Leland of Montpelier, state agent, a new
motor-driven Simplex protector which
will be here in IA few days The seat
are to be made so as to he removed "A
| 1T is planned to use the hall for dance
and other Gatherings.-Mr. and Mrs II
| L. Delong are spending "a week at thel
cottage at Long Point.--NIss Evelyn a
| Dumas went to Waterbury Tuesday
| The neiGhbors Of Mrs. Harrison Lufkl,
gave her party Monday afternoon,
being her birthday.-Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Morris were in Vergennes Monday t.
attend the wedding OF Miss Catherin
Morris and Harry l.. Myers