Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-01-03
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
BRISTOL.
Continued from page one.)

harvey ~. Snepard or Boston, q mem.
Der OF the Appalachian Mountain club,
gave talk on his "Trip Through the Holy
Land" at the Methodist Church Sunday
evening. This was union service of the
Federated and the Baptist Churches
Miss Celia Lamay Of Burlington Is visit
Ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. La
may.-Miss Bessie NJ. Cudworth of Mont
pelier IL visiting Miss Mildred Morgan
The stores are going to keep open only
Tuesday and Saturday nights in order to
conserve fuel.-Nichols and Bernard Bos-
worth are visiting Harold Bingham in
Hardwick.-Mrs. c. NJ. Bosworth and
daughter. Miss NJ. Helen Bosworth, went
to New York City. Friday December %
to see B. B. Bosworth. who is In poor
health.-At the annual meeting of w c.
Dunton Post q. A. r.. these officers were
elected: Commander. F. H. James; sem
Tor vice-commander Phillip Dwire; jun
for vice-commander Daniel Monroe: adiu-
tant and quartermaster, T.. B. Palmer;
surgeon. Thomas Smith, chaplain, G.. w.
Sneden; officer of the day. l.. A. Bryant:
oncer OF the guard. Lewis Lapoint; SER
geant-ma5or. A. E. Wright: quartermas-
ter-sergeant. Philip Dwire; delegates to
the State encampment, Philip Dwire and
e. b. Palmer; alternates, Daniel Monroe
and A. r. Wright. The officers will be in
stalled at the first regular meeting in jan
uary.-Mr. and Mrs. Howard Haseltine are
parents Of a daughter born Saturday.
Miss Xenia Shepard is home from North
Troy for the holiday vacation.-The Jun
Tor Treasurer Seekers Of the Baptist
Church held their annual business meet
ing and election Of officers Saturday after
noon at the home of Miss Gertrude Par
melee. The following officers were elect
cd: President. Gladys Clark: vice-presi-
dent, Irene Jacobs: secretary. Verta Ma
mum: treasurer, Florence Farr. Games
were played, after which a supper was
served.-Mrs. d. r. Meader Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. q. e. Cady, In Chazy, N.
Y.-Miss Lucille Gilmore. teacher of do
nestle science in the high school. and o.
II. Harrison were married at the home
OF the groom In Brooklyn. N. Y. Decem-
Der n. Mr.. Harrison Is stationed at Camp
Upton. L. !. Mrs. Harrison will return
TO Bristol at the beginning of school,
Bristol Lodge of Odd Fellows has elected
these officers Noodle grand. c. r. Bick-
nell: vice-grand, f. !. Garrow: secretary,
r. c. Blodgett; treasurer, F. Daggett; hall
trustee. F. II. Palmer lodge trustee, w
]. 0audet. The lodge voted to buy the
Ira =. Stewart store building corner OF
North and Garfield streets. This property
will be transformed into ahall for use OF
the lodge. The lodge room being on the
second moor and lower floor used for q
dining room. etc.
Mrs. Charles w. Rivers died very sud
denly at her home in Maple street Tues
day morning at two o'clock. She hat
been a sufferer from heart trouble fol
some time but seemed In her usua
health Monday evening. She Is sur
vived by a husband. two sons. Martir
of New Haven and Burt Of this village
and one daughter. Miss Lenore Rivers
who lived with her parents-Georg'
Kilbourne has returned to the Phila
delphia Dental College, where he Is
student.-Miss Clara Pullman is spend
Ing her vacation at the home of hel
sister. Mrs Benjamin Ring. in New
Haven.-On account of the shortage o
coal the high and graded schools will
not open until January IA, instead o
January 1.-THE members Of the APP
palachian Mountain club, who hav'
been here the past week. returned (,
their homes In Boston Tuesday