Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-05-01
BRISTOL

Miss Arvilla violette Chase. daughter
Of Mrs. Wilfred Dubuque, formerly of
this town, and George F. Henry, Jr.,
were married April q at Springfield,
Mass. by the Rev. c. A. Sullivan. pas
tor OF the Holy Family Church.-Mr and
Mrs. Volney Durfee have gone to Fair
Haven to reside.-Judge and Mrs. E. A.
Field OF Panton were guests Of Mrs.
o. H. Fisher April 23-Edward Geary
is able to be out after his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Purinton were
called to Huntington Friday by the fail
ing health of Mr.. Purintons mother.
On account of the illness of Engineer
Lapare. Frank Mott has been acting as
engineer on the Bristol railroad and Levi
Bates as conductor.-Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Little of Charlotte are parents of a
daughter. Esma Ardele, born recently.
Mrs Little was formerly Miss Hattie
Steadman Of this village.-Charles Lee
and family arrived in town Saturday.
They will soon take possession of the
farm recently purchased Of F. W. Black
burn.-Three persons united with the
Federated Church Sunday evening, one
by letter, one by baptism and one on
probation.-Mr and Mrs. Albert w. Cove
Of Middlebury spent Sunday with Mrs.
Sophia Sherwin.-Mr. and Mrs o. H.
Harrison Of Brooklyn are visiting friends
in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Otis Yandow and
children of Burlington are visiting Mrs.
Yandows parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wright.
The Tooth anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship was celebrated Monday by Bristol
Lodge, No. &c. The parade in the after
noon, headed by Bristol Military band
presented very fine appearance. Canton
Lafayette Of Burlington was present and
marched in full regalia as did Bristol
Lodge and Onawa Rebekah Lodge. One
of the features was T.. w. Meader repre-
senting an old man one hundred years
old still keeping up with the procession
| A banquet was served at the lodge rooms
| followed by the anniversary exercises ad.
dress and a general good time. Many
visiting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were
present especially from Middlebury.-
Miss Marion Mullings and her friend
Miss Isabelle Bardwell, of Middlebury
College, spent Sunday with Mrs. Daisy
Mullings and family.-Miss Doris M
Currier has finished her course at the
Albany Business College and is spendinl
| q few days at her home here before going
to Brattleboro, where she has a position
l
noon at the home of Mrs. Sherwin, The
program Roll call, Interesting Fields OF
Reconstruction Work Reconstruction
work in charge of Mrs. Wilson, Mrs
Boynton and Mrs. Clark. Reading, Mis-.
Stewart.-Mrs. T.. c. Norton has returned
from Duxbury, Mass. where she has beer
for several weeks with her daughter. Mrs
Arthur ]. Mott
1 mr. rnla han IF Mnn hao of ~
who was twice cited for bravery and ha
been decorated with the distinguished
service cross, has received the Belgian
War Cross by mail sent him by the KIM
of Belgium. DR.. Callahan is native o
Bristol. a graduate of Bristol high schoo
and was at one time president of thu
Alumni association. He prepared himsel
for the practice of medicine at the Medica
College, at the ". V. M, locating, upoi
his graduation In Manchester. where h
has been most successful physician
Bristol Is proud of every one or he
boys who makes good and this Is an
other instance The doctor will go to New
York to parade with the nth Division
OF which he was a member. DR.. Callahan
; is a nephew Of Mrs. Nellie Kilbourn ant
Mrs. Minnie Grover Of this village.
; Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Trevillian hav
moved into r. II. Rathbuns house OF
Mountain street.-F. II. Dickerman wa
In Boston this weok.-There Will he
cake social In the Baptist Church parlor
Friday evening under the auspices OF Tn
J Junior Treasure Seekers.-Thirty mem
bers of Mrs. Trevillan's Bible class en-
1oyed the hospitality Of Mrs, w. r., HANK
at her home on Pleasant street Tuesda!
evening Mrs. Hanks was assisted d!
Mrs. Cardeli and Mrs: Morgan VIM
! served dainty refreshments. inc laaie
were entertained by solos by Mrs sam
forth. accompanied by Mrs. Landoh' AM
burlesque prize speaking contest. IN
judges wero w. u. Hanks, Mrs. a. NJ
Norton and Mrs. DEMO. The prize WA
awarded, Mrs. Jennie Hawthorne'-fau
Morgan. who has been musician III III
navy, played concert solo ana other
, wise assisted the choir In the repeutiol
Of the Easter music at tho sunday eve
: ming service OF tho Federated Churoa,
; Beginning Sunday tho servines OF IN
} Federated Church win be hesa III IN
Congregational Church during the sum