Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-02-20
BRISTOL

The fourth quarterly conference for
the Methodist Church year was held
Wednesday Feb. IL in the church. The
trustees elected were: B. w. Pollard,
Henry Landon, C. c. Currier, E. r.
Guindon. Truman Varney; stewards, B.
w. Pollard, H. Landon, b. w. Estey,
Mrs. l.. Landon, Eliza Varney, II. O.
Nahum, Mrs. II. o. Nahum, Miss Amy
Sumner. Mrs. f. b. Guindon, Walter
Wright, Milo Abernethy, Mrs Mary
Bush, w. ~ Cove Mrs. Arzela Meader.
Nicena punshee, Mrs. Milo Abernethy,
Nelson Taber. Ferris Stokes, Mrs Alice
sherman; Sunday school superintendent,
Mrs. h. W. Gould; president of Foreign
and Home Missionary societies, Miss
Amy sumner. These committees were
appointed: Benevolences, b. w. Pollard.
II. Landon, E. B. Gulndon, Walter
Wright, Milo Abernethy; foreign mis-
sions, Amy sumner, Mrs. w. n. Hill.
Mrs. b. w. Estey; home missions and
church extension, Mrs. H. Landon Mrs.
b. w. Pollard, Mrs. Caspar Jones; Sun
day schools, w. n. Cove, f. p. Guindon.
Mrs. w. u. Pope; tracts, Mrs. Nellie
Gladding. Miss Cynthia Cove; temper
ance, Mrs. II. o. Nahum, Ferris Stokes.
Mrs. Arzelia Meader, Fl. o. Nahum; ed
ucation, Mrs. II. w. Gould; Mrs. c. C.
Currier; freedman's aid, Mrs. Homer
Parmelee, Mrs. Louisa Downey; hospi-
tails, Miss Ella Norton, Fred Blackburn,
Mrs. Dunshee: church records, n b.
Guindon; parsonage and furniture, Mrs.
b. w. Estey, Mrs Mary Bush, pastors
wife, Mrs. b. w. Pollard, w. ". Cove,
Mrs Louisa Downey; auditors, II. Lam
don, Il. b. Guindon; church music, Mrs
Henry Landon, Mrs. Il. b. Guindon, Mrs
Anna Markham; estimating ministerial
support, II. Landon, B. w. Pollard, E.
H. Guindon; president Of Ladies' Aid.
Milo Abernethy; examination Of local
preachers, the pastor; trer of appeals,
h. b. Contamination Duclas has sold
his farm in the Notch to George Dragon
OF Huntington.
The Young Peoples society Of the
Federated Church will hold dime social
In the Methodist Church parlors Friday
evening.-Mrs. A. w. Emo went to
Bellows Falls Tuesday on business.-O.
H. Fisher is critically Ill at his home
on Maple street.-Mrs. Beatrice Bibby of
Boston Is visiting her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Landmarks. e. c.
Norton Is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Arthur j. Mott of Duxbury, Mass.-Mrs.
Il. b. Guindon was called to Lincoln
Monday by the illness of her sister. Mrs.
David w. Merrill. who underwent an
operation for Observation-Disclosures
Shedrick, who was operated upon for APP
pendicitis at his home here Sunday, is
doing well.-Elmsidc Stock farm, Varney
Brothers, proprietors recently sold three
Holstein fresian cows to parties in
Connecticut, also two cows to William
Sumner of New Haven and one yearling
heifer and bull to T. II. Thomas of
Bristol
The adjourned annual meeting OF the
Bristol Business Mems association will
be held at the Bristol House Friday
evening at nine o'lcock, followed by a
business mems lunch and address by
DR.. r. D. Collins, acting president Of
Middlebury College. Henry's orchestra
will furnish music 1t Is desired that
all members of the association, and
all who are interested In the general
welfare of the community should be
present and enjoy a pleasant and prof
liable evening.-Miss f. Eliza Sessions,
or the kurn Hattin Homes, will speak
in the Baptist Church Sunday evening.
Charles McKinnon, who has been in
a New York hospital recovering from
wounds received overseas, has been
discharged and has returned home