Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-28
BRISTOL

-Four hundred books have added to the
library through the kindness of b. W.
Estey. There are some of the books pro-
vided by the American Legion for the
soldiers of the late war. Other recent
gifts are a set of National Cyclopedia of
American Biography. 100 volumes by Dr.
Dewitt G. Green of Buffalo, y. y; a
book of interest to educators entitled,
"The Blind" by Harry Bert by the Rev.
i. Il. Strong, ID. D.. of 'lainfteld n. j.,
Miss Josephine Mennez Nichols and Ber-
nard Bosworth, Carroll Stearns and Ray
mond Overton have also presented books.
Several from here attended the chick
en-pie supper held in the Methodist
Church of Weybridge Friday night. The
Rev. f. NJ. Hagadorn. n former pastor,
delivered an address on VERMONT
/ The neighbors of Mrs. Sophia Sherwin
gave her a birthday surprise party at her
home on Mountain avenue Saturday af-
ternoon. Supper was sorved-The Brls-
to Military Band is planning to hold
a bazaar early in Mover b G r.
At the meeting Of the out o o *
club held ~ Miss parmelee's Friday af-
toInOon Il was voted that the club han
die the suffrage propositions with Mrs.
Lydia Purinton as chairman. 1t is the
plan of the COMMITTEES to canvass the
town urging every woman to register
and vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Beeman and
son. Mrs. II. s. Jennings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown of st. Adams were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jennings
Miss Marion Mullngs was at home from
her school in Waitsheld over Sunday
A. V. Ross and family and Mrs. Maria
King were in Burlington Saturday.-Mr
ana Mrs. Hartwel Myrick OF Mlddlebury
We're at \. G, summers Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Dayton and son, Earl, and
Mrs. Dayton's sister visited the Misses
kingsand Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. E c..
Babcock were In Starksboro Sunday
Mrs. r. L. belong is ill.-The ladies Of
the Federated Church are planning a
Chlcken-pie supper. to be held in the near
future.-F. NJ. Thomas and family, Mrs.
Daisy Mullings and the Misses Marion
and Ruth MullinGs motored to Burling-
ton and Waitsfied Sunday.-The FEEDER
ated Church was filled Sunday, It being
rally day. The beautiful pageant, THE
Coming of Truth" was presented by the
sunday SCHOLARS. Ellen Pope, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Babcock. returned to Starksboro sun
day.
N1r. and Mrs Fred Harris, Mr.. and
Eldridge of Bridport were in town Mon
day.-A son was born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. II. S. Hasseltine. Miss Mary
Esther Bacon or Morrisvile has been
engaged to teach the sixth grade in
place of Miss Parsons. who was obliged
TO resign on account of illness.--Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry JENNIE of Rutland visited Mr..
and Mrs. a. a. HER in South Bristol
Sunday.-F. G. Towne and Miss Alice
Perkins Latterell of New Haven were
married at the parsonage Tuesday morn
ing by the Rev. +. NJ. Hagadorn. After
a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Towne
will reside in New Haven.-Mrs. Lydia
Purnton, local chairman of the Suffrage
League. announces that a school of in
struCtion for women voters will be held
at Lawrence library Friday and Satur-
day afternoons at three o'clock, after
which they will proceed to the place OF
registration, the hours for this being from,
four until six. Each street will be can.
vassed by a lady who has already regis.
tered and she Will personally conduct
her group of ladies to the place of regis
tration.-AIiss Ola v Boynton of Bur.
lngton spent Sunday with her brother
T.. II Boynton, and family