Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07
BRISTOL.

Of friends In Massachusetts.
BRISTOL.
Walter irish and Francis Kiibourn Of
Camp Devens were al their homes here
Friday n Saturday.-A. C. Sumner went
to Cornwall Saturday.-The friends and
n%eighbors of Mrs. A. c. Sumner gave
her a surprise party Saturday after
noon, It being her birthday. Supper was
served.-Wardwell Encampment, No. 81,
I. o. o. f., recently installed the follow
ing officers: c. p, c. r. Brown; 3. W..
F. 8. Ferguson; H. p, r. c. Blodgett;
scribe. M. W.. Wilson; treasurer, w. M.
Sheldon; j. W., P. H. Richardson; guide.
George Jacobs; watches, F. r.. Garvey.
w. H. Browe, w. d. Smith and A. w.
Henry; guards Of tent, p. 8. Ladue and
o Wright; I. g., =. L. P%urinton; o. B..
o. @. Bicknell.
Instead Of getting flowers for the fu-
neral. the neighbors gave the Red
Cross three dollars and q half in lovinG
memory of Mrs. Sarah Atwood.-Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Bingham are visiting
relatives in Chester. PA.-Mr. and Mrs
Ray Grimes of New York city are WIS.,
iting Mrs. Grimes parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. w. Blackburn, and family.-Spencer
Lawrence Of the Burlington high school
and Merton Usher Of the University OF
Vermont spent Sunday at the home OF
the former.-Miss Rosina Parmelee
visited friends in Burlington last
week.-Jeremiah c. Cardell. Fred Mo-
Clunin and Miss Marion Mullings OF
Middlebury College were at their
homes over Sunday.-Miss Christine
Mullings went to Springfield. Mass.
Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Neil.
leur.-William Edmunds Of Bangor
Me-. is spending the week with his
parents, DR.. n Mrs. @. F. Edmunds.-
Mrs. B.. c. Wright and daughter and
Mrs. Fred Chase and daughter, who
have been visiting relatives here, have
returned to their homes in Springfield
Mass.-Miss Anne Mckenzie Of Middle.
bury College was a weekend guest OF
Miss Marion Mullings.-Raymond vii.
ley of Mi~ddlebury College was the guest
of his friends over Sunday.-Miss
Elisabeth O'Brien Of Burlington Bust.
ness College was at home over Sun.
day.-William Blackburn Of Albany, N
T., Is the guest Of his brother. r. W
Blackburn. and family.-The electric
thawing machine Is kept busy thawina
water pipes these days.-Mrs. p. r. Hill,
10 improving in health.
Steria Kingsley is confined to the house
by rheumatism.-Mrs. H. o. Nahum wen
to Vergennes Wednesday to attend Pomo.
ma Grange. From there she goes to Bur
lington to be present at a State executive
meeting Of the w. c. T. u. Before 70.
turning she will visit relatives In ESSEX
Junction.-The weekly prayer-meeting o,
the Federated Church will be held THU
evening at the home Of B. w. Estey.-
Tho w. r. c. met in G. A. r. hail Wed
nesday.-Sergt. Gordon Miller Of Cam
Upton, L.. l., and Miss Roxa, daughter o.
Mrs. Josie Chase, were married at tn,
brides home. on East street, Monday eve
ming. by the Rev. Thomas B. Hughes
pastor Of the First Baptist Church.-Abou
% from here attended the lecture at New
Haven. given by DR.. Guthrie. who ha'
been In France.
The Outlook club. which was to hav
met with Miss Stewart Friday after
noon. has been postponed until next week
February 15.-Mrs. e. D. Lamb is II
with pneumonia at her home On Eas
street-Mrs. Harry Parker Is teaching
on Bristol Flat for Miss Ida Lamb dur
ing the illness Of her mother.-Miss Ellis
Orvis is visiting friends in S%helburne an,
Burlington.-Miss Helen Bosworth is Il
at her home on North street.-There wa
no school in the fourth grade Wednesda,
owing to the illness Of the teacher. Mis-
Morgan.