Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-09-20

the National Guard and then enlisted
In the regular army at Fort Slocum, N.
r., He was transferred to walla Wall
la, WASH, and during that time spent
three months in a training camp In Cali
fornia. From Walla Walla he was trans
ferred to Vancouver. WASH. where he
spent three years. From there he went
to Fort Yellowstone. Yellowstone Park,
from there to Douglas. Ariz.. thence to
Una. Ariz., and is now stationed at
Fort Curtis, Battle Creek, Mich.-William
Donald Walden Of Starksboro and Miss
Belle M. e. Devoid of Bristol were mar
ried Monday morning at the home of the
brides parents on Spring street by the
Rev. Thomas B. Hughes. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church.-The Rev.
and Mrs. T. B. Hughes, F. r..
Dickerman, Miss M. A.. Bosworth and
| Mrs. Dumas have been elected delegates
to the Baptist Church convention, which
meets at Richford September q, where
speakers Of national reputation will be
heard.-James A. Jacobs and son, Lyle, of
Burlington spent Sunday at the home
Of his father, L. r. Jacobs. and family.
MIR. and Mrs. r. s. Brown returned
from Burlington Monday.
Miss M. Helen Bosworth gave
la most interesting talk on THE
War. M Fullfillment of Prophecy"
at the Y. w. M. 8. at Mrs. c. c. Curriers'
Friday af~ternoon.-The high chool enter
tainment course dates and attractions
are: October 8. Florentine Musicians; De-
cember 4. the Kerry Singers and Players;
January IS, The S%axonians; February 81.
The Parnells; March IS. Musical Art Quar-
tette.-The friends Of Mrs. Phillip D. Law
renee gave has a show party at the
home Of Mrs. A. E. Lawrence on East
street Friday evening.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
F. Chase and Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Tatro Of
Salisbury were in town Friday aand Sat-
urday.-Miss Edith Brown, who has been
visiting here. returned to her home in
Burlington Wednesday,. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
S. Brown accompanied her.-Mrs. Wright
Of Burlington Is a guest of Mrs. C. E.
Lawrence and family.
The Red Cross realized about $7 from
the food sale held Saturday.-Mrs. Emily
A. Bennett. who has been visiting rela-
tives in Bristol n vicinity for two
months. left Wednesday morning for
Fort Edward, Troy and Hudson, N. Y,
where she will visit before returning to
her home in Yonkers. N. Y.-E. l.. STAN
nard and family have moved to Cornwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Palmer and Mrs.
J. NJ. Day motored to Miller's Falls, Mass.
Sunday. Miss Frances Palmer, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. A. J..
Smith. returned with them.-Miss Ella
Mathewson has returned to Skidmore Art
school, Saratoga, N. Y.-Earl Dearborn
and family are moving to Burlington
James Cardell. Stuart Douglass. Allen
Grant and Fred McClunin hav rome to
Middlebury College.-Mrs. c. M. Bosworth
has knitted an afgan for the wounded
French soldiers. which was on exhibition
at the Red Cross rooms Tuesday. Besides
being knitted Of bright. beautiful colors.
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flags. Old Glory. Union Jack. the French
and Belgium flags. In the center are the
words Bristol. Vermont. U. 8. A. In one
corner A. F. F. w. and in the other cor
ner her initials, C.. M. B.-Crowds went
from here Tuesday and Wednesday to
the celebration and send-off given the
soldier boys. o.. N. Williams, Walter
Irish and Francis Kilbourne we're those
called from here.