Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-11-22
BRISTOL.

Friends of Mrs. Della NJ. Cove gave
her surprise party at her home in South
Bristol Thursday afternoon it being her
18th birthday. Mrs. Cove received many
useful presents. Supper was served.-A
literary and musical program has been
arranged for each evening of the Red
Cross bazaar. Thursday evening the pro-
gram is in charge of Mrs. Ralph DEMO and
Miss Josephine Mennez Friday evening
Miss Effie Haskins will have charge.
The Bristol train went off the track
Monday noon at New Haven Junction.
The mail was brought by automobile
Mrs. Scott Gooding and daughter. Lucy.
spent Sunday with friends in town.-Fran-
cs l.. Kilbourne Of Camp Devens was at
home Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Eva
Colby returned from a visit In Monkton
Sunday.-Miss Doris NJ. Currier spent
the Weekend with Miss Mary Wyman in
Starksboro.-The Outlook club will meet
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
S. Smith. The program will be in charge
of the music committee, Mrs. DEMO, Mrs
Norton and Miss Morgan. Each member
is requested to bring her needle and
thimble as Red Cross sewing is to be
done.
Miss Marion Mullings and Miss Anne
Mckenzie Of Middlebury College were
BueStS OL MIS- DdlSy MuiliHBS anu ldInlly
Sunday-The Outlook club will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. p. r..
Hill, instead Of Mrs. Smith. The meeting
will be In charge of the music committee.
Red Cross sewing will be done.-Mrs.
Arson e. Wright was called to Middle
| bury Saturday by the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Ezra Brainerd. The marriage of
Miss Susie Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Richard Penberthy Martin, and
Cornelius Edwards Clark took place
at the First Methodist Episcopal Church
of Hartford Conn.,. yesterday at 1880 p. m.
Miss Martin has many acquaintance here
having been teacher in the high school
a few years ago.-The Federated juniors
will meet Sunday afternoon at the church
at three o'clock; topic, Christmas
Makers; leader William Cardell: collec-
tors, Barbara Estey and Ruth Hill. Spe-
cial music by Pauline Hill.-Mrs. Henry
Brown of Burlington spent Sunday at the
homo of her son, r. S. Brown. Mrs. r. S.
Brown returned to Burlington with her
Monday.-The Christian Endeavor society
of the Baptist Church took in about sl2 at
their lecture by the Rev. Mr.. Abar of Lin
coin Monday evening for the benefit of
the Red Cross.-p. r. Bosworth was in
Burlington Monday.
The Red Cross benefit bazaar will be
held in Holley hall tonight and Friday
night. The fancy work booth will be in
charge Of Mrs. A. NJ. Norton. The parcel
post booth, In charge of Mrs. w. II.
Ridley. the food booth in charge of Mrs.
Conrad Brown, and the lunch counter in
charge Of Mrs. Eva Dixie. The program
tonight will be in charge of Mrs. Ralph
DEMO and Friday night in charge of Miss
Effie Haskins. The fish pond will be in
charge of Mrs. Clement Varney.-A good
number of Sunday school workers were
out Tuesday night to listen to the adj
dresses OF the Rev Roy Whittemore of
Middlebury and State superintendent the
Rev. c. A. Boyd OF Burlington, who spoke
in the Methodist Church in the interest of
Sunday school work.-C. T. S. Pierce of
Nergennes was in town Tuesday to attend
the Addison county Sunday school board
meeting.