Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-12

from a visit to relatives in Mid~dlebury.-
Principal and Mrs. J. l.. Leden have re-
turned from a visit to relatives In North
ampton, Mass, and Nergennes.-Mrs.
Newell Clifford of Burlington Is visiting
friends In town.-D. f.. Browee of Alstead,
N. H., is a guest of his son. w. +, Browne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wise. who have
been spending a month at Holley Hut nave
returned to Chicago.-Miss Alma Carroll
Is a guest at Gaige-Moor.- Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Burnham started saturday on a
two weeks vacation which will be spent
in Maine and the north part OF the state.
H. Birdsall of New York Is spending
his vacation in town.-Phillip wright ana
family OF Washington. D. c.. are guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. Wright.-E. Il. GUM
don attended a convention in nut
land last week.-The annual meeting
and election of officers of the w. c. T. u.
was held Friday afternoon at the home
of Miss Helen Weller. These officers wer
elected: President. Miss Weller. first vice.
president. Mrs Cleora Young; second vice.
president, Mrs. B. j. Clark; secretary,
Mrs. Ella Dana; treasurer. Mrs. Linus
Williamson. The su"perintendants are 10
be appointed later. Plans are being maze
to hold n county convention here August
IS providing a speaker can be procured.
The Bristol school will open september
7 with the following corps or teachers:
High school: John L. Seldcn. principal.
agriculture. mathematics: Eletta Pease,
English; Elizabeth H.. Upton, Latin and
French: Ruth Elderkin, geography ana
history; Janet II. Robinson, science;
Martha a. Eddy, commercial subjects.
Graded school: Frances Parsons sixth
grade: Helen c. Taylor, fifth grade; Mrs.
y--.t- y.u.-. r1,.tl, -raIos Mary Stock
well, third grade: Ruth Butler, second
grade; Amy Sumner. first grade. Rural
schools: Doris A. Kent. Bristol Flats
school: Dorothy l.. Wright. South Bris-
tol school,: Margaret Regan. Bristol
Notch school: Irene Adams. Norton school.
George Whitmore, Ir.. was a weekend
guest Of Miss Marion Mullings, leaving
Monday morning, for a ten days stay In
Atlantic City from there returning 10 MS
, home in Akron, O.-The boys or MT.
Purinton's class of the Baptist sunday
school are enjoying a few days outing
! at Long Point, the guests of the Rev. j. j.
Fowler.-Mrs Genevieve Tower or Bur-
lington ia visiting her sister, Mrs. F. q.
Levarn.-Mrs. Loretta Gee. wife or AL
bert =. Brown, died at her nome on
Pleasant street Monday morning at 3:2'
o'clock after an illness Of several weeks.
/ Nlc Is survivor ny HtI "'' WV
son. Randall Mrs. Brown was held In
high esteem by a host of friends. who
mourn her loss. The funeral was held
Wednesday morning at st. Ambrose
Church.-Mrs. Amanda Bush died in Bur-
lington Monday morning of pneumonia
The remains were brought here and
4 the funeral was held Wednesday AT.
ternoon at three O'Clock at the Congre-
gational Church.-Mrs. Lucy Palmer has
returned from a weeks visit to Mrs. II
S. Stone at New Haven Mills.-Miss
Edith Bingham of Hardwick is the guest
of Miss Marion Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hewitt OF Far
4 Haven were in town own Sunday. guest!
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright.-B. j
Clark and family spent Sunday will
Charles Clark and family in Lincoln.
Jennes Whittemore and family o
Bloomfield. n. j., are visiting rel
atives in town.-Mr. and Mrs
George Jimmo and little daugh
ter Of Burlington visited relatives here tn
first of the week.-Ceylon Green Of Bur
lington was in town Tuesday.-Mr. an
Mrs. Charles Bacon and two children o
Proctor were guests of Superintendent
Beebe and family over Sunday.-Mr. an
Mrs. Roland Mcneil of Waterbury visite
George Jacobs and family over Sunday
Miss Madeline Jacobs returned with Their