Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-07-19
BRISTOL.

Benolt 10 very low with tuberculosis.
BRISTOL.
Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick is visiting in
Middlebury. Ezra Dixie was in Burlington
the past week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Alma Walker. Mrs. w. r. Monroe
and son Of Windsor have been visiting
John Burt and family the past week.
James Thompson visited his daughter,
Mrs. George Duprey. In vergennes FRI
day.-Mrs. Helen Briggs and daughter,
Doris. Of Deerfeld. Mass, are visiting in
town.-Miss Ruth Page is visiting in
North Adams. Mass.-John Selden Of
Northampton, Mass, Is in town.-Miss
Margaret Varney has returned from the
Fanny Allen hospital-James Cardell was
at home from Mlddlebury over Sunday
Miss Dorothy Wright has returned from
Schenectady. N. Y, where she has been
visiting her brother Donald Wright, and
family.-Louis Meilleur is confined to his
home by illness.-Miss Marcia Brown has
severed her connection with the Bristol
Manufacturing company and has gone to
her home In North Hero.-Miss Estelle
Clerkin was In Burlington over Sunday.
Henry Gleason was in Middlebury Sat-
urday.-Mrs. Sarah Bristol and daughter,
Vera. are in Middlebury. called there by
the death Of Arthur Bristol.
Mrs. Fred Mathewson and daughter
Ella and Charles Ray Of birmingham.
Mass, are camping at Long Point.-Mrs.
Mary Douglas and daughter Dorothy Of
Scranton, Pa, are visiting Mrs. Doug
las mother, Mrs. Nicena Dunshee.-Ber-
nard Gleason returned from Ferrlsburg
Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Little and
Mrs. Adell Steadman of Ferrisburg were
at Henry Qleason's Sunday.-Miss Ber-
nice Gleason is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Little in Ferrisburg George
Jimmo and daughter of Burlington are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hill.-Chauncy Bisbee Of Ferrisburg was
in town Sunday.-Miss Jennie Grow is at
Lewis Peck's in New Haven.-Miss
Catherine Billiard Of Cornwall is a guest
Of Miss Caroline Wilson.
The Bristol branch Of the Red Cross
has Just sent to the Boston headquarters
box containing the following articles:
Four dozen napkins. two dozen tray
cloths. two dozen handkerchief. Is paja-
mas. S6 hospital shirts, II hospital wraps,
three convalescent gowns, IL operating
leggings and 70 knitted sponges. The box
was valued at $780, The garments
being made now will be sent to the YER
mont troops. The average attendance at
the meetings since the society was organ
lAou tHTee mOHtNS ago mas Oeen ~. Inc
total membership Of the society now num-
| bers 239. The proceeds given to the So
ciety from the recent Chautauqua were
$11.S5.
patriotic rally will be held in the
park Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Bristol Military band will render
! program OF appropriate music and the
chorus choir will lead the singing.
The Rev. Thomas B. Hughes pastor Of
the First Baptist Church will deliver
special address on THE Battle Cry
Of Freedom."-Miss Ethel Farr has re-
turned from a visit in Morrisville.-
Miss Virginia Gravel of Burlington is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. C. Am
blo.-Homer Hewitt. Alison Bristol and
DR.. r. ]. Bristol have returned from
fishing trip in Ripton.-Ernest GUM
don was visitor in Burlington Mon
day.-The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Miss Helen Weller. Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Page and daughter
OF Westford are guests Of Henry Glea-
son.-Mrs. Hattie Sargent and family
are visiting in Starksboro.