Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-07-03
BRISTOL

Alfred Devoid and Mss Clloe, eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Butterfeld,
were married Wednesday June % by the
Rev. Thomas Bennett Hughes, pastor of
the First Baptist Church.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira f. Stewart visited Frank H. Atwood
and family at South Burlington this week.
On account Of rain the outlook club pic
mic ended in a piazza party at the home of
Mrs. J. G. Page Friday afternoon This
proved to be a delightful affair A pic
mic supper was served by Mrs. Page, as
sisted by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Norton.
AT the business meeting the following
officers were elected: President Mrs. r.
r. Thomas; first vice-president. Mrs Eliz-
abeth Rider; second vice-president. Mrs.
T. Fl. Boynton; recording secretary, Miss
Helen Bosworth; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. w. d. Pope; treasurer, Mrs. c. F..
lIdmunds; assistant treasurer, Miss Mil
dred Morgan; auditor, Mrs. w w. Will
son; social committee. Mrs. +. L. Sher-
win, Mrs. r. A. Trevllian, Mrs. g. w.
Estey, Mrs. r. E. Purinton, Mrs. p. j.
Clark; Civic committee, Mrs. 3. G.
Varney. Mrs. !. L. selden, Mrs e. w.
Dixie. Mrs. A. +. Grow, Mrs. p. r. Hill
Ways and Means committee, Miss Clerk
in. Miss Dumas. Mrs. J. G. Page, Miss
Parmelee, Mrs. c. T.. Lawrence; Music
committee Mrs. DEMO, Mrs. r. s. Smith,
Miss Mennez
Miss Bernice Garrow has returned from
n 10 days vacation spent in Rutland and
Fair Haven.-While helping raise the
Chautauqua tent on the park George De-
void sustained a broken ankle by one of
the poles falling upon him.-Miss f.. r.
Sloan Is visiting in Vergennes Mrs. T. r.
Thomas spent the week IN Saratoga,
Springs, y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Bunrritt OF Bennington are spending a
week in Bristol and vicinity.-Mr. and
Mrs. Emmett O'Bren OF Peabody, Mass,
and George Whitmore Of Middlebury Col
lege are guests of Mrs. Daisy Mullings
and family.-Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sum-
ner arc spending the week with relatives
in Bridport and Cornell.
Miss Gladys Hill has a position in the
First National bank.-The Odd Fellows
and Rebekah's observed Memorial day
last Sunday.--Mrs. L. w. Gould has re-
turned after attending commencement at
Cornell University.-NTrs Arzalia Mead
er sustained a stroke of paralysis Monday
afternoon at her home on Church street
She is in a critical condition-Mrs. John
II. Selden is spending a few days at her
home in Vergennes. Mr. and Mrs. Sell
ueI Will SOOH 20 W A>OIlHdTlptOIl, MASS
| for a visit to relatives.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Gilbert f. Cady were called from
SALISBURY Monday by the illness of Mrs
Cadys mother, Mrs. Meader.-Mr. and
Mrs John D. Morton have returned from,
two weeks visit to Mr.. Morton's par.
ents in disappointment c.. r
Beeman returned Sunday from stay OF
several months stay in France, where he
has been doing educational work in the
army.
Charles r. Beeman left Wednesday
morning for La Grange, Ill.-Mss Marion
Mullings has gone to Camp Idle-ease
Grand Isle, for the summer-Mrs. Alma
Curtin and her nephew. jeremiah, Curtir
Cardell, started Monday morning for Cal
ifornia.-Mrs. Lucy Palmer. Miss Ger
trude Palmer and John Palmer invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bisbee and fam
lily in Ferrisburg Tuesday. John remain
ed for a few weeks visit.-Miss Doroth,
Wright went to Schenectady, n. Y, Wed
nesday to spend the summer with he
brother. Donald Wright, and family
Sixty-fve children Of the Junior Chau
tauqua, with Mics Aldrich, the play lead
er. assisted by several village ladies', en-
joyed picnic breakfast and out in Cain
Hill Wednesday morning at eight O'Clock
&c. l. Hatch and family of Burlington
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hatcl
Tuesday,