Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-10-30


fragette, Miss Jane Bickford: Mrs.
Whitney, Mrs. Anna Newton; Mrs. Rey-
nolds. Mrs. Lois Harris; Mrs. Harry
Hudson, Mrs. Lathrop; Mrs Skylark,
Mrs. Shiverette.-Mrs. H. Casey and son,
Hubert Casey, Of Middlebury recently
visited at Mrs. John Hannon's-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Harris of Proctor and
nephew. Henry, were guests at r. NJ
Harris the goth Edward Ftzsimmons
and family of Bristol spent Sunday at
Mrs. j. Hannons.
BRISTOL
County Game Warden Chaffee was in
town Saturday and took the young doe
that was caught on the park Friday to
Middlebury.-Mrs. Treffle Trudeau Is
visiting relatives in Bennington.-Shandon
Levarn was at hone Canada over sun
day.-Mrs. Maria King and Mrs Sophia
dumas spent the weekend in burlington.
DIR. A. M. Norton was in Enosburg Fal s
Sunday.-Miss Jennie NJ. Grow, who has
been spending the week with relatives,
returned to New Haven Monday-J
Burrows Pope went Friday to Lake Dun
more Where he has a position at the
plant OF the Hortonia Power company
Word has been received of the death in
Enosburg Falls of the two-year-old child
Of Mr. and Mrs. u. Judd Irish. Mrs.
Irish was formerly Miss Grace Norton of
this town.-Miss Mildred Monroe was at
nome from Middlebury College over Sun.
day.-James H. Jacobs was In town over
Sunday the guest of relatives.-Mrs Jen-
ME Callahan of Manchester, N. H., Ia
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Minnie Grover
and Mrs. Nellie Kilbourn. She expects to
spend the winter here.-Mr. and Mrs w.
w. wilson visited relatives in Ticon-
deroga over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Martin and
their guests Lieut.. and Mrs. w. ].
Webb of Atlanta, Ga, went to Platts.
burgh Wednesday for a weeks hunt
Ing trip in the Adirondacks.--Prof.
Raymond Mcfarland of Middlebury
college spoke at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning in THE Re-
ligion of Theodore Roosewelt."-Mrs.
Edwin Beebe entertained the Mission
airy society of the Union Church Of
Proctor Wednesday afternoon at her
home on Garfield street.-The Rev.
Walter F. Sturtevant and family of
Manchester. N. H., will occupy Mrs C.
{. Curriers' rooms on Church street,
Mr.. Sturtevant Is to work under the
Vermont Baptist State convention as
an evangelist.-The Rev. T.. w. Gould
has secured the use of 500 slides H.
Illustrating Bible lands for use in the
village this fall and winter. In connec-
ton with the slides, Mr.. Gould will
give series Of talks on "The Life of
Jesus."-A large and appreciative
audience enjoyed the first entertain
ment Of the lecture course held in Hol-
ley hall Friday evening under the
auspices of the Outlook Club and Bush
ness Mems Association. The sale of
season tickets has been very salts
factory.-An interesting meeting Of
the Outlook club washeld at the home
Of Mrs. B. c. Varney Friday after
noon.
The Christian Endeavor society will hold
a Halloween social Thursday evening I'm
the Baptist Church parlors. Members may
invite three guests. The prayer service
will be led by c. T.. Lawrence and will be
held in the auditorium. A meeting of the
prudential committee Is called at $3.50
Thursday evening.-Magadalene Oryis
celebrated her 18th birthday Tuesday eve
ming by giving a party to a few of her
young friends Music and games were
enjoyed and refreshments were served
The Rev. T. b. Hughes OF Damariscotta,
Me, Is here packing his household goods
preparing to move his family to his new
parish.-The Misses Kingsland have moved
here from Bridport into their home on Elm
street.-Mrs. Louis Jenkins has moved to
Claremont. n. H.-Miss Florence Rich.
ardon Is at home from Woodstock. where
she has spent the summer.--Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Booska have moved into Miss Ham
mer's tenement on Garfield street.-Harry
Bostwick and family have moved to Clare
mont. N. H.-Miss Dorothy Hunt Is taking
an enforced vacation of two weeks from
the school in Hinesburg because of an
epidemic among her scholars.--Mr and
Mrs. Cyrus Cove. who have been spending
the summer in Vermont started Wednes-
day morning for their home in Crescent
City. Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Grow went
with them for the winter. They are maxi
Ing the trip by automobile.
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