Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-01

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Mrs. f. c. Ward Tuesday night.-George
11olcomb, Sr., of Johnson was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert James Tuesday.
BRISTOL.
Strangers coming to Bristol will find it
much easier getting about the village
since the new metal street signs given ny
the outlook club have been put In place
This supplied long felt need-iMiss Anita
Todd is guest of her brother, John Todd
at Middlebury Colege.-Mrs. L. II. Boyn-
ton and daughter, Anna. visited in Bur-
! lington Saturday.-Albert w. Cove ana
Wortley NJ. Needham have purchased
Jacksons studio in Mlddlebury and will
take possession this week.-Middlebur
| College Second baseball team beat the
Eristos 0 to Saturday afternoon at
Athletic feld.--Wiliam Edmunds of Mid
debury College was at home Sunday
George Kilbourn OF the University of
Vermont was at home over Sunday.-Miss
Dora Palmer was at home from her
school in Proctor last week.
| The Rev. f. ID. Face, chaplain of the
house of correction at Rutland. preached
| in the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
In the evening he gave an interesting
talk about the house of correction.--Nol-
ney Durfee has gone to Alburg, where
he has position with the Jersey Cream
company.-The first band concert OF the
season was held Saturday night on the
park and drew a large crowd.-Mr. and
| Mrs. Howard Wright of st. Adams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Curler and son of
| Ferrisburg visited friends here Satur-
day and Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Burnham and son. Harry, were in South
Woodbury. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ.
| Hanks of Middebury were guests of Mr..
and Mrs w. f. Hanks Sunday.-Mrs. A.
G. Sumner and Mrs. Homer Hewitt visit
cd Mrs. Q. f. Grover in New Haven Mills
Saturday.-J. w. Trudo. Clayton and Ru-
pert Trudo were in Montpelier and Barre
| sunday Mrs. Trudo, who has been spend
ing a few days in Burlington, returned
with them.-NIr. and Mrs. Orrin Farr of
Hyde Park visited their parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. G.. w. Farr, over Sunday.--A. s.
Lang. leader of the Military band of the
University of Vermont, was the guest of
friends over Sunday and assisted the
local band Saturday evening. He also
played at the morning service in the
| Baptist Church and the missionary con-
cert in the evening.-Other L. V. NJ. stu
dents in town for the week were Miss
! Dorothy Lawrence and friend, Miss Che
ney, Duane Sprague, and Mr. Hayden
! DR.. +. NJ. Rogers and family called on
friends here Sunday afternoon.-Mrs.
Emma Wright has been much worse the
mast week.-Misses Ellen Sweet Of Lin
coin and Jessie Lane Of the Notch Wis
tied the graded school Monday.-N1rs.
Genevieve Tower and friend. Mrs Ship
| n OF IN -an6 nj
the home of r c. Levarn and family
DIR. Frank T. Briggs was called to Frank
lin, Mass. Monday by the death of his
Monday from Baltimore Dental College
at Baltimore. Md.-Miss Ruth Thompson
OF Clarenceville, Que, is tho guest of
Miss Anita Todd.
In spite of the rain there was a good
parade Memorial day. The veterans,
Bristol Military band. boy scouts,
teachers and pupils of the public schools
Odd Fellows and Foresters were in line.
This was the first public appearance of
the boy scouts and they made a fine
showing. They formed at the Methodist
Church and We're escorted to their place
in the parade by the band. What might
have proved a serious accident was
Charles Butler became frightened on
West street and ran into the line be-
tween the Odd Fellows and tho primary
grade. The children were too frightened
to move, which probably saved some
from being seriously hurt. Frederick
H. Bryant Of Malone. n. Y, prom
inent lawyer gave the address in the
afternoon, which was particularly inter-
ti,,, Dri,
is we'll known here. being graduate Of
| Bristol high school .in the class of '96
William Shattuck, a graduate of the
| Baltimore Dental College. will assist in
DR.. r. j. Bristol's office for the pres
ent,-Mr and Mrs Frank f. Plain at
tended the funeral of Mrs Plains
nephew, Frank Laramie, which was
held in the Methodist Church at YER
gennes Tuesday morning.-Mrs. Hattie
Sargent visited relatives in Starksboro
this week.-Howard Tasseltine went to
Mlddlebury Tuesday to play with the
Middlebury band, of which he is leader.
The Young Womans Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G.. A. Parker Miss
Quimby, returned missionary from
| China, will give the lesson on China"
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Jenney, who have
| been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. HER
in South Bristol. will return to their
home in Rutland tO-day.-Mr. and Mrs.
| Robert Qunlan of Boston and Mr.. and
Mrs Donald Wright of Schenectady.
\. Y, were guests of their parents Mr..
and Mrs Walter Wright. and family
| Tuesday. Lois Jenney has enter
ed the employ of j. w. Trudo as cashier
Miss Ruth Thompson, who has been
the guest of Miss Anita Todd has re-
turned to her home in Clarenceville
Que.-George Palmer of Burlington
spent Tuesday at his home here-Final
examinations are being held In the high
and graded schools.
NORTH FERRISBURG.