Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-01-08
LINCOLN

Ttirtytwo books have been added to
the Lincoln library through the Burnham
Foundation Fund. together with the fol-
lowing magazines: The Womans Home
Companion. American. The Christian
Herald and Little Folks. a gift of five
books has been made to the section of
the ella NJ. Butterfeld Memorial by Mark
II. Batchedcr, of Peoria, H. Until
further notice the library will be open
Saturday afternoons from two until four
O'Clock with the usual evening hours
Miss Grace Turner returned Saturday
from several days visit to friends IN
Rutland.--Miss Waneta Stowe OF East
Middlebury is visiting her aunt, Mrs. i.
NJ Tucker.-Walter Colby and Mrs. Jane
Colby were in Warren Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of the formers brother,
George Colby.-The remains of Nathan
Narney were brought here from HOPE
dale, Mass. and the funeral held from
tho Baptist Church Sunday at 2:30 p. IN.
The Rev Arnot Dexter oficiatcd and
the Iibanus Lodge of Masons Of Bristol
OF which the deceased was a member
were in charge. Mr. Varney was for
many years q resident of this town, and
about three years ago went to Hopedale,
where he lived with granddaughter,
Mrs. George Draper. The deceased was
in his 9th year and is survived by a
daughter Mrs. Ellen Pope. besides sever
al grandchildren. Among those present
for the funeral were; George Pope OF
Milford, Mass. Mrs. Ellen Pope of Hope
dale, Mass; Henry Pope of Springfield;
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Of Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ferguson and Mrs.
Almon White of Starksboro.-The
funeral services of Mrs. Louisa Bristol.
n he lnt = of hel
from the Baptist Church Sunday after
noon at one o'clock. the Rev. Arnot Dex-
ter officiating and Warner Narney of
Bristol in charge. The Ladies' Aid of
which organization the deceased had been
an active member for many years. at
tended in n body. Mrs. Bristol was rs
years of age. She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. C. r. Bcknell and Mrs.
E. j. Siples and two sons. Arthur and =.
| j. Bristol, all of this town and several
grandchildren. Among those to attend
the funeral from out of town were; Mr..
and Mrs. George Danforth Mr.. and Mrs.
Alison Bristol, Mrs. Addie Bristol, Mrs.
L. C. Balm. DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Morgan
of Bristol and Relando Whittier Of Han
cock.-Mr. and Mrs. George Garland and
Mrs. Leighton Morgan were in Burling-
ton Wednesday,. Alice Madigan of
burlington visited friends in town the
last Of the week.-Gwynne Beane. who
has been at the home of his parents dur
ing the holiday vacation, has returned to
the University of Vermont-Mrs. Edith
Taylor of New York is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Murray
Miss Lottie Phillips. who has been spend
ing the holidays at the home of Clinton
Pierce, has returned to her school in
Benson.-Schools in town opened Monday
for the winter term.-A meeting of the
Ladies' Aid will be held Wednesday after
inoon,-George Chafee of Mddlebury was
| in town Monday.-Prof. T. b. Boyce of
Middlebury was in town on business
several days last week.-Harold Eddy of
| Rutland has been visiting his sister,
Dana. at the home of G. A. Sargent
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kent made bust
ness trip to Middlebury FTiday.-Wil-
liam Sargent has returned from several
days visit to his son Walter 4. Sargent,
of Burlington.