Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-29
BRISTOL

town this week.
BRISTOL
The sophomores gave the seniors a
reception at Grange hall Friday night.
The junior orchestra furnished music
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Douglass and daugh-
ter, Harriet, are visiting Mrs. N. M.
Dunshee-A. memorial program will
be given by the pupils of the high and
graded schools in Holley hall Thursday
afternoon at 2:15 p. m. Everyone is in
vited. The program: 1.-THE Star Spangled
Banner" Boy Scout as flag bearer; flag
salute and pledge; invocation, the Rev.
T. 3. Hughes; welcome to visiting friends.
secon dgrade; song, fourth grade; recita-
ton, fifth grade; flag exercises. first and
second grades; pantomime and chorus,
seventh grade; Marching Through
Georgia; recitation. Fighting Stock"
Leland Delong; community songs, the
Rev. e. w. Gould, leader; "Tentng To-
night" when Johnny Comes Marching
Home, Battle Hymn of the Republic"
drill, third and fourth grades; recitation,
"In Flanders Fields Ezra Dixie
Americas Answer" Marjorie Guinan;
song. America the Beautiful" high
school; drama tizations, Union For All
of Vermont" Marion Morgan; COM
munity songs, Long, Long Trail"
Home Again; address; recitation, Hugh
Mullings; recessional, America"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Monroe and son
of East Hampton. Mass, are guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Burt.-Jeremah C,
Cardell and some college friends from
Middlebury spent Sunday at his home
here.-M!ss Ola " Boynton of Buring
ton was guest over Sunday of her
brother. f. II. Boynton and family
Mrs. Albert w. Cove of Middlebury is
| spending the week with her mother
Mrs. Sophia Sherwn.-Ridley Norton and
! friend Of Mddlebury College, spent Sun
day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E..
c. Norton and family.-Mr and Mrs. L..
O. Chaplin of Washington. d. c., are
guests of Mrs. Cora Small for this week.
| Miss Irene Ferguson has finished nci
course at Albany Business College and
returned to her home here.-Stuart
Douglass of Midlebury College spent
Sunday at the home of his grandmoth-
err, Mrs. Nicena NJ. Dunshee.-E. c. Bah
cock and grandson, Kenneth Thompson,
are in Weybridge for a few days.
There is an exhibition of drawings
and sketches, including water colors
pastels, pencil and crayon work, from
the public schools of Brookline, Mass
at the Lawrence Memorial Library
This exhibit was procured through the
influence of Miss Julia Parker. and
everyone interested Is invited to see it
Memorial day will be observed in
Bristol in the usual way. Friday morn
ing the parade of veterans, organiza'
tions and school children will form or
East street, headed by the Bristol Mil
itary band, and march to Greenwood
cemetery, where the G. A. r. ritualistit
service will be held. The afternoon ex'
ercises will be held in Holley hall a
$3.50 o'clock. The program: Prayer
the Rev. f. w. Gould; music: reading
Of orders and honor roll by adjutant
reading, Lincoln's Gettysburg address
introduction of speaker by the Rev
It. b. Hughes; address, Attorney ]. G
Page; music; benediction, the Rev. +,
W. Gould-Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. East
man and Harold Dana, who have beer
spending several months in Daytona
Fla, returned Monday night to theil
home here.
Mrs Henry Landons Sunday schoo
class of boys had a social in the Metho
dist Church parlors Tuesday evening
Games and refreshments were enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Duclos of High
gate were in town Wednesday.--The w
C. I. U. committees to arrange for tn
jubilee drive will meet Saturday afternoon
with Mrs Lydia Purnton.--" day
was observed by the outlook club Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. +
w. Gould. A program OF war time must
arranged by the music committee, Mrs
c. Il. Laurence, chairman, was enjoye
by all.-There will be union service Il
> ~ n,Ntta Inn
, Rev. Arnot Dexter of Lincoln will delive
an address In the interest of the w. C. 7