Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
BRISTOL

BRISTOL
Thomas Dupont died at his home on
North street Thursday afternoon about
six O'Clock. Mr.. Dupont suffered a stroke
Of paralysis in the winter but got better
so that he was able to be about but, but
he was subject to had spells with his heart
which was the cause of his death. He is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Valley
Narncy. with whom he lived.
Mrs. Fred Sargent died at her home
on Church street Wednesday April Z
after a long and painful Illness. She is
survived by her husband and three chill
dren. Fred and Ona McClenin of Boston
and a daughter, Ella McClenin. who cared
for her mother during her illness. The
funeral was held Friday afternoon at her
late home with burial in Hinesburg.
The funeral of Thomas Dupont was
held at ST. Ambrose's Church Monday
morning at ten o'clock. The Rev. n. L.
Archambaul oficiated. The burial was
in Mt. st. Joseph cemetery.-J. NJ. Root
is very i'll at tho home of his son. D.. NJ.
Root, on West street.-Mrs. Daisy G.
Mullings spent the weekend in Burling-
ton, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Emmett
O~'Bryan.-Mrs. A. f. c.. Deming is criti-
cally i'll at her home on West street.
w. +. Jennings of Burlington spent Sum
day with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Jennings.-James McCarl has sold his
place northeast of this village to Harold
O'Connor.-Benjamin Cousino has gone to
Windsor, where he has a position in a
machine shop.-C. V. Bum and w. d.
Roche have opened a real estate and
insurance agency in Bristoh-Mr. and
Mrs. Clement Varney left Wednesday
fn- D.trait Mich ,la-1 tLA,, .ron o.
reside.-Mrs. j.. C. Norton has re-
to her parents in Poultney.-
At the annual meeting Of Libanus Lodge,
the following officers were elected: w. NJ.
T. K. Burnham: S. w. Edward Orvis
j. w, e. /. Garrow; secretary. w. e.
Morgan; treasurer. l.. c. Bain.-W. L.
Hanks is able to be out after his recent
illness.-Agnes Fitzsimmons was awarded
a prize for canning and L. Sherwin Clark
a prize for maple sugar by the Vermont
State Bankers association.
J. M. Root died at the home of his
son, y. NJ. Root, on West street Mon.
day night. The funeral will be held
Friday afternoon at two o'clock al
the old home place on Foote street
Middlebury. The interment will be ir
neutrality-suspicious. will he a specia
buSIleSS IltttlnE VI tne bdDtlS1
Church at eight O'Clock Thursday eve.
ming to consider the calling of a pas,
tor.-Cards have been received an,
nouncinE the marriage of Miss Mar!
Hopkins of Harwell. N. Y, to Ear
Russell FRA Hey of that city. Mis-.
Hopkins was n former domestic sci
ence teacher of the high school.-A
c. Summer has received word that hi
sister. Mrs. Elizabeth Sumner. of Eas
M~iddlebury is very i'll, with it'll,
hopes or Notwithstanding to re
ports from the conference, the Rev
f. G. Gould, for two years pastor o
the Federated Church, has been assign
, cd to the pastorate of the Middlebur.
Methodist Church. This came as
great surprise as the church extend
ed an unanimous call for his return
Not only the church loses a fin
preacher and pastor but the com
munity loses "a splendid citizen. q. mai
who by his example and teaching
has brought about a community spiri
that his not existed before.-The ladie
of the Federated Church will serv
I an Easter supper at the Church Fri
J., day evening from five to seven. Thi
, will be a sort of jubilee supper to cele
brate the raising of the $4,000 churc'
debt.-Dr. G. +. Edmunds is conduct
, ing medical inspection in the Yer
| genne schools this week.
The pupils of the high school CAV
Mrs, Merrill AT informal reception a
assembly hall Tuesday evening. Tn
| program consisted of music by the or
chestra and girls glee club. voca
= duets and a solo by Mrs. DEMO. Fac
$ class performed a stunt" which varie
e the program and furnished no end G
G fun for the guests. The fifth class re
= ceived a prize which was a large cak'
8 This they shared with the first elias
e in appreciation of their stunt whic
= was a mock marriage service. In be
S half or the pupils Superintendent
f Beebe presented Mrs. Merrill with
o box containing SIS in gold. Refresh
s ments of punch and waters were sery
o ed.-The Misses Anna and Alta Cool
were called to Brandon Wednesday b
$ the death of their grandfather. Mr.
Cooley has been there for some tim
q caring for him. Il. Pope of Middle
bury is the guest of his parents, NJ
and Mrs. w. u. Pope.-Mrs. A. A. Hit
and Mrs G. ID. O'Bryan went to Ea.
20 Middlebury Wednesday to see the
aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Sumner, who
critically i'll.
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