Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-01-18
BRISTOL.

Mrs. lielcn Tart died at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Leon Dwire in New
have Friday night The remains were
Drought 10 the home If her son, Waiter
Tart, where the fune. al was held Monday
afternoon at two o'c, eek with burial in
Greenwood cemetery Mrs Tart is sur
viVed by four children, Mrs L. l.. Dwirc
of New Haven, Mrs. ". L. Ross, who
hveS in the West, and Roy and Walter
OF this Nillage.-Cl1a rles II. Balm, a Civil
war veteran. died at his home on East
street Friday night of heart failure Mr..
Bain had been in poor health for about
"A year. having been confined 10 the inous.
for several months. The funeral was
held Monday morning at 10 O'Clock at his
late home the Rev G. \. Parker. pastor
Of the Methodist Church. Of which Mr.
Balm was a member. officiating The
burial was in Case street cemetery.
Middlebury. Mr.. Balm is survived BY n
Wldo" and three sons, Homer Balm OF
Middlebury, DR.. b. G, Balm of Benton
vile. Ark, and Gasca Balm of Oregon.
Ray 1lasseltinc of Rutland was a
guest of his grandmother, Mrs Phair.
over Sunday.-Mrs. Margaret Dixie OF
Starksboro is the guest of +. c. Dixie
and family.-F. G. Haskins, who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is better
Mrs \. NJ Norton is i'll at her home on
North street.-Little Sheldon Ball Of
Montpelier is the guest of his Grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs T.. A. Iiasseltinc.
The Outlook club Will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs T.. II. Boynton.
Roll call. Vegetables That should BE
Raised for Canning" Why Foods
spoil, and How These Conditions May
T." OVorcome.' Mrs. T.. c. Narney;
al IHGtf md
Winter Dietary" Mrs. nm: discussion
Fruit Juices as Beverages" Mrs.
Smith: reading, Miss Dumas.--Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Balm Of Middlebury were in
town Monday to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Bair's father, Charles IL Baine.--
The officers Of Wardwcll Encanpment
were installed Tuesday evening as fol-
lows, p j.. b. Palmer; S. w, c. Il.
Brown; II. T.. +. : Ferguson; scribe.
VI. w. Wilson, treasurer, w. NJ. Sheldon
J W., II. g. BlodYett: T.. :. I.adue. first
watch; W. IL. Browe. second watch: A.
" Henry. third watch; T.. j. Dearborn,
fourth watch; w. d. Smith. fifth watch,
=. IL, Richardson. sixth watch; guards
of tent, T.. *. Wilson ana l.. w. Lafay-
cite guide. L. W. Hedges; delegate TO
grand encampinent. f. II. Palmer; al
:ernate l.. \. bike. supper WAS served
Il
grand Officers were present. T.. II.
ShailgroW. deputy y. T.: y. II. Monroe
+ G. BurneIl. w. u, Wilson OF st. AL
bans and l.. r. Nash and q. i. Cole oil
Burlington.'
The fourth quarterly conference or IN"
Methods, Episcopal Church will b" held
r the church Friday evening. The diS'rict
superintendent. the Rev. q. NJ. Kent oil
Rutland, will he present and preslie-
Miss Irene Kelly is i'll with the grip at the
home of Mrs T.. \. Hasseltine.-Mrs. L.
A. Neal and two children of White River
Junction are at T. r. Thomas The w.
g. T. L. will meet this afternoon, instead
Of Friday afternoon. at the home Of Mrs.
". y. Cove on Mountain street,. q.
Levarn is i'll at his home on Mountain
street.-liayes Brittell is at home from,
Rutland. bernard Gleason is confined to
the house BY illness. -Deputy Sheriff
George 5. Farr went to Bristol, Com,
Sunday to get George Latham, who is
wanted here for several charges. He was
brought to Mddlehury Tuesday and
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