Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-10-11

to his sister. Mrs. c. w. Stone.-Mrs
Benjamin T. Field Is in Montpelier at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hugh Philips
while Mrs. Philips Is recovering from an
observation-disclosures II. Bora. who is en-
ployed at his trade as painter. in Bur-
lington. spent the weekend at his home
here.-Delos Comstock Of Troop X, Sec
ond cavalry, at Fort Ethan Allen. who
is spending a few days furlough with
his grandparents. Mr.. n Mrs. Edward
G~arruppy. gave an Informal talk on "The
Duties and Services of n Soldier While
at the Training C~amp."-Palmer Ball of
Boston is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra NJ. Ball.-Mrs. Margaret Il.
Strickland Of Newport. N. H., a former
~well-known resident of this place. is
spending the month at the home OF Louis
Godette.
The chfcken-pie supper served Sat
urday evening at the city hall by the
ladies of st. Peters Church living out
side of vcrgennes was very successful
and the proceeds were about $125,
which will be used for the beneft of
the church.--Miss Lena O'Neal is visit
ing in North Adams. Mass.-Miss Annie
McAuley. has returned from a weeks
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
McAuley of New Haven.-An old folks
dance will be held Thursday evening
at the Wissell place in Panton, with
music by D~aigneault's f~our-piece or
chestra. The proceeds are for the bene-
At Of the Red Cross.-The pie
supper by the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Panton will be held We'd
nesday evening, October II, instead of
Friday evening. October 10, as pre-
viously reported.-Miss Mary r. AL
den is visiting Mrs. Arthur Sullivan
80 D, 49,. --. $780,
has returned from a visit to her moth
er. Mrs. Mary Bruya of Middlebury.-
Beaver Grange. New Haven, will visit
Vergennes Grange Friday evening. The
visiting grange will furnish the enter
tainment and the local grange will
serve supper.-Mrs. Anna French has
gone to Rutland.-Miss Martha Thorn
visited her farm in Waltham Monday.
The body of Mrs. Ella II. Burge,
widow of Champion Burge, who died
Monday at the Fanny Allen hospital.
following an operation, will be brought
here to-day and burial made in Pros
pect cemetery.-The work of general
repairs at the pumping station of the
city water works was begun Tuesday
The cost of the repairs will be about
s7.oo0.-The Rev J. Hall Long gave
an address at the Odd Fellows meeting
az oui III VII 1ucoudy cNcUIns.0d
Ralli. Fred Lebeau, and Charles Davis
are m a deer hunting trip in the Ad-
Observation-Disclosures John H. Don
nelly is suffering from a broken arm.
caused by a fall, the result of a mis-
step from the steps of the Fairbanks
Cottage at the Industrial school Mon
day evening.-Mr. n Mrs. Howard
Mandigo are visiting Mrs. Mandigo's
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. Douglass,
OF Enosburg Falls.-The condition of
Mrs. William Fl. Flagg, who has been
i'll for some time. is improving.-The
Misses Ruth b. Harrington and Helen
b. Thorne. who graduated last June
from the V~ergennes high school. have
entered the University of Vermont
Miss Marcelline Lashway. who has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Thomas
Agan, has returned to Burlington to
resume her studies at the University
of Vermont.-Mrs. II. A. Farrar, who
is i'll with bronchitis and grip, is some
what better.-Mrs. NJ. T. Bristol has
gone to Cohasset, Mass. to visit her
son, DIR. r. NJ. Bristol.-O. H.. Sherman
of Burlington was here yesterday to
attend the meeting of the director Of
the National Bank Of Vergennes.-
Charles Torrey of Burlington visited
his family here yesterday.
BRISTOL.
While unloading milk al the station
Monday morning f. Fl. Eastman slipped
and a a of milk fell upon him, dis
locating his hip.-A. c. Sumner Is in
Cornwall. Miss Doris Briggs of Deerfield,
Mass, was a guest Of Miss Doris Currier
Sunday. She went Monday to Burlington
to enter the University of Vermont
Stewart Douglass of Middlebury College
was a weekend guest Of his grandmother,
Mrs. Nicena NJ. Dunshee.-John Wright
and family. Mrs. Ransome Purinton and
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. j. Clark and son, Roy,
motored to Burlington S~unday.-At the
first meeting of the Federated juniors
these officers were elected: Superin-
tendent, Mrs. Harry Parker; assistant,
Miss Hildreth Chamberlain musical
director. Miss Christine Mullings; pianist.
Miss Doris Currier; assistant, Miss Ethel
Farr; social committee. Miss Genevieve
Kilbourn and Miss Doris Currier; refesh-
ment committee. Mrs. DEMO and Mrs.
Harry Parker; teacher of primary class.
Miss Genevieve Kilbourn; Of the young
girls class. Miss Bernice Garrow: of the
young boys class. Miss Hildreth Cham
b~erlain; secretary, Margaret DEMO; re-
porter, j. Sumner Sherwin; treasurer. Ed
ward DEMO; ushers. Pauline Hill. Glenn
Currier; recorder of attendance. Anna Nc
Cormick, collectors for October II, Carroll
Bicknell and John Palmer. A large card
will be placed in the league room on which
the members are enrolled. A gold star will
be added for each Sundays attendance
Miss Befnice Garrow has returned from
a visit to Boston and vicinity.-W. b.
Daggett. Mrs. b. +. Daggett and Mr.. and
Mrs. s. d. Farr went to Proctor Monday,
called there by the death Of Mrs. Wilfred
Daggett.-Burt Lathrop and family were
in Brandon Sunday Arthur Smalley
visited her parents in Lincoln Sunday
Harry Vancelette of Monkton was a
visitor at A. Il, Crows Sunday.-F. IL.
Nahum. carrier on route No. 2, is i'll, and
f. Il. Plain is acting substitute.
Joseph Gerow cut off three fingers while
at work in Lathrop mill in the Notch
Thursday.-A party from Providence,
r. l., was in town Saturday to take the
Long Trail."-Hosea Woods Of Detroit,
Mich, is in town. Mrs. Woods and
daughter, Vera Bristol, expect to re-
turn with him.-Miss Dorothy Gates Is
visiting in East Berkshire.-Lindly
Bicknell and George Cormier were at
home from Mantle, Conn. Friday and
Saturday. They had to report at camp
Sunday night.--A goodsized audience
enjoyed the Entertainment given by the
Florentine Musicians in Holley hall
Friday night. This was the first num-
Der of the high school entertainment
course.
Paul e. Morgan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morgan of this village and Chris