Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-13
BRISTOL

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The children Of the Outlook club en-
| joyed the afternoon at Mrs Dennio's
Friday. The following program was given
by them: Selection by an orchestra, COM
posed of Sherwin Clark, Nichols and Ber-
nara Bosworth and Mrs. DEMO; piano
duet. Gertrude Martin. J. Sumner Sher-
win; vocal duet. the Misses Olive Smith
and Miriam Lawrence; dramatization of
! a fairy tale by the little tots; orchestra
! Fourteen books have been recently added
to the Lawrence Memorial library. five
being gfts.-Beginnng May 10 an extra
/ is run on the Bristol railroad leay-
ing here at AS and connecting with the
| Rutland train going south and returning
at 5:2O.-Miss Florence Welman of Brat
| tleboro, superintendent of schools, was
in town Friday.-Dr. f. r. Briggs, who
| is i'll with pneumonia, was taken to Bur-
| lington to the hospital Thursday for
treatment.-Miss Josephine B. Mennuez
has gone to Philadelphia to visit her
aunt--Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Levarn and
| son. George. have gone to Nova Scotia
to reside.-Miss Ella McClunin has gone
| TO Middlebury where she has employ
ment,-Mrs. John Hanlon is visiting her
sister in Montpelier
The Rev. Philip B. Strong Of Plain
/
! ing at the Baptist Church.-Mrs
Ira Cove and two children of Green's
field. Mass. are the guests Of
! w. e. Wright and famiy.-Mrs. Harry
q. Parker. who has been spending few
weeks with her mother. Mrs. E. c. Kill
bourn, returned 10 her home In Cobblos-
kill. n. Y, Friday.-@r, ard Mrs ]. #.
/ Blauvcit Of Providence. II. J.. were in
town last week.
/ Mrs. Lucy Burch who has been sp6nd-
Ing The wInter with her nephew. Su1t.
w. s. Beebo and family. returned with
her daughter. Mrs Frank Sherwin to
Malone Saiurday.-E. =. Marsh Of New
York city is In .own.--Mr and Mrs. For,
dyce Nash Of Burlington were in town
Monday Tho Rev. +. NJ. Hagadorl
preached in the Federated Chnrcn az
Lincoln Sunday morning.-Mr and Mrs
A. r. Grow. who have been spending the
wintor III Crescent City, Fla. have Ne
turned.
The Treasure Seekers meeting has
been postpone. till May 2s.--Wilbe,
Atkins Is a. home from Albany Business
College.-Glcnn Currer has gone Il
Bason Harbor for tho summer Hiss
Beatrice Varney celebrate her birthday
Monday eveuing by giving a party a
her homo north of the village to he!
young Trends. Inc trip was made ny
automobile: cnaperoned by Miss Cooley
Games were played and a good time en-
i0yed by all, Ice cream and cake were
served by Mrs. Narncy.--Thc outlook cul
will have food sale Saturday afternoon
and evening at Il. Il. Bamforh's store.
Tho reception given tho Rev. and Mrs
i. NJ. Hagadorn Wednesday evening was
we'll attended and a very pleasant socia
occasion The CongreG ational Church anG
chapel were very prettly decorated under
the direction of Mrs. John D. Martin
In the receiving line were the Rev. ano
Mrs. Hagadorn. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c
The ushers were the Misses Rutf
Mullings, Marion Farr. Grace Norton ant
Marion Morgan. An orchestra composed
of Mrs. DEMO, Sherwin Clark. Nichols
, and Bernard Bosworth furnished music
The reception committee was Mrs
, IIdmunds, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Garrow. Mrs
Elstey and Mrs. Landon. Punch ant
waters were served. Mrs. A. M. Morton
and Mrs. Guindon poured, assisted b!
/ Mrs. Moran, Mrs. Quinlan. Mrs. Taylo
and Miss Garrow-E. b. Guindon AM
| r. l.. Sherwin were In Burlington Wed
nesday.-A game of baseball between
Bristol high school and Shelburne higl
school was played at Athletic field Wed
nesday afternoon.--These officers OF tn
o. r. s. were installed recently: w. M
Mrs. r. C. Quinan; w. p, w. e. Nor
gan; A. r., Mrs. W. T.. Morgan; c., Mrs
r. NJ. Thomas: A. g.. Miss Bernce Gar
row; secretary, Miss Ella Norton; treas