Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-03-01
BRISTOL.

BENJAMIN Cousins has leased Mrs Eliz-
abeth Riders farm north Of this village
The Ladies': Home Circle Of the Congre-
gational Church met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Miss Weller on
Spring street. Mrs. Garrow assisted in
enteTtaining.-The Whist club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Ladue Friday evening.
"A. w. Stevens and family of
Cornwall visited relatives here over
Sunday.-Miss Irene Kelley went to
lFdchford Friday to substitute in
the school there.-The Sunshine band of
the Baptist Church met Saturday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. f. Grow.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Ilene Sargent: vice-president. Bur-
dena Campbell; secretary, Florence Rich
ardson; assistant secretary, VIVA At
kins; treasurer. Irene Jacobs--Mrs Sears
was in Burlington Saturday to SEQ her
sister Mrs. Hattie Eickford. who is in tho
Mary Fletcher hospital.-Vinton w.
Mitchell Of Middlebury College visited IN
town Sunday.-Spencer Lawrence was in
Burlington Saturday.-Mrs F. A. FerEu-
son and daughter, Priscilla, went to Flor
ence, Mass. Saturday Miss Grace Law
renee. who was called to Lerminster.
Mass, by the death Of her grandfather
returned Saturday.
spent Sunday with Mr.. FAIRS parents,
Mr.. and Mrs.. George W. Farm. F.
Durkee fell last week and broke his arm.
Harvey C. Palmer went Saturday to tho
Pittsford samtarium for treatment.
James Cardell of Middlebury Colleg,
was ut home over Sunday.-The Teachers
Reading club met Tuesday evening with
Miss Mildred Morgan on Church street.
Homer Taft OF Burlington. Huber Taft
and Miss Hllma Taft of Starksboro were
guests Of Arthur Smalley and family over
Sunday.-Miss Florence Smalley of Mid
dlsbury IL at home for o week.-The Out
look club will meet Friday afternoon at
the homo Of Mr.. Dickcrman. Roll call.
Current Events"; HAS Woman Apti-
tude for Health Work. Mrs. Minnie Rid
Icy; '.rha Color Line" Mrs. Durfee;
magazine article. Mrs. Cove: munc.
/ Mrs. Josephine Brown has returned
from Hamilton, Bermuda, where abe spent
ths wintAr.-Mr. and Mrs. W C. Bingham
have returned from Chester, Pa. where
they have been for the past two months.
! George Sumner has sold his farm to
his son. william Sumner. -Bernard
Gleason is III with tho grip at the home
Of Ny. and Mrs. Harold Little Of North
FerTfsburg, whore he went to spend the
week-end.-Miss Edith Brown of Burling-
ton is the guest of her brother. r. s.
| Brownt and Mrs. Brpwn.-Miss Myrtle
y, Bristol Is III with the grip.-The MaSons
and Odd Fellows and all other frnternai
organizations are especially invited to
attend the Hughes weeden evanyelistic
service In the Methodist Church tonight.
! where Evangelist Hughes will speak upon
, ''Traveling."-E A. Jenney. who is In
poor health has gone to Middiebury to
visit his daughter. Mrs. Carroll Sargent
Hector Cousino and family have moved
TO the farm in Stsrksboro recently pur-
chased by Mr. Cousino.
ORWELL.
T&it Brothers filled their ice-house last
week at the creameries; thickness. "a
,inches.-Orwell people are made SAD TO
u learn Of the injury Of Charles d. Wright
son or Murray S. Wright, In the trenches
In France by the exploding OF a shell very
near to him. All are hopeful he Will re-
cover from the shock-Mrs. ID. W, Doane
came from Burlington last week.-The
Forthghtly club met last week with
Mrs. b. Il. French. Is members being
present.-Qliver O. Bascom's Oldest daugh-
ter. Blanche. was operated on at the IT,
condcroga hospital last week and is re-
ported AS doing wen.-Miss Alice Harri-
man OF Middlebury has taken Miss Bertha
Martins place US teacher OF the grammar
school while Miss Martin Is at home,
owing TO sickness In her family.-The
board OF civil authority will meet Satur-
day at 200 p. m. to revise the checklist,