Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-02-12
BRISTOL

Charles L. Paige of Boston. Il former
principal of the high school was n town
Saturday.-The basketball game between
the Brandon high school girls team and
the Bristol high school girls team result
ed in victory for Brandon u to S.-;iid-
ley Norton of Middlcbury College was
at home Saturday.-Miss Florence Spraeue
is at home from Burlington Dick Whit
more OF Middebury College was guest
at the homo Of Mrs. Daisy Mulings Fri
day and Saturday.Mr and Mrs. A. W.
Cove was Il Weekend guest O. Mrs
Sophia Shcrwn.-R. j. Clark. who for
seven years has keen foreman of the
cloth department., has severed his connec-
tons with the Bristol Manufacturing
company and will do painting, paper
hanging and decora ting Word has bcea
received of the death in Dundee, Ore, Of
MIS-. Reatha tliuShes) Law, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hughes former
~ of this town. Mrs. Law died of pneu-
mona and at the time Of her death her
father was very i'll with The same
disease.-A Lincoln social VIII re
held Friday evening In tie Metho-
dist Church pariors by the Mems
and Nomens Bible classes. Every one
is invited. Those in charge of the pro-
gram are: Mrs. Cardell, Mr. and Mrs.
betDe, MT. lpenIS, .'lT. anu MTS. ~
Gundon, F. X. Wilson. Decorating, Mr..
! and Mrs. Taylor Mrs. r. c. Quinlan,
IIildreth Chamberlain, T. A. Nevilliar
Refreshments. Mrs. Walter Wright. Mrs
L. n. Dixie. Mrs, G. f, Edmunds, Mrs. X
! T.. Hatch, Mrs. w, ID. Pope Mrs. II. L.
| Sherwin.-F. w. Cove is able to be out
after his recent illness Mrs, Clayton
Varney has returned to her home in
i.incoln.--E. e. Dixie is i'll at his home
on Maple street The Rev n. b Rogers
of Canton, Mass, who was to have
preached as a candidate at the BAPTIST
Church Sunday was unable to reach here
owing to the poor train service. Mrs
Gould occupied the pulpit
| There will be regular meeting OF the
| Grange Thursday evening. First and sec
ond degrees will he worked, Every Gem
Der is requested to be pcrsert and pre-.
pared for roll call with quotation from
Lincoln. Miss Smith was called to Massa-
chusetts Saturday by the death of an
uncle and Superintendent Beebe has beer
substituting as principal of the teacher
training class during her absence
Leland Smith and Alison T. Abernethy
went to Springfield Tuesday where they
have positions-Eighty members o: the
| Business Mems association and guests
| partook of the luncheon prepared by
Fl, Landlord Burnham at THE Bristol
Tuesday night, The Rev. A. w HewN
| of Plainfield, a member of the Stott
Board of Education was the after-dinrei
speaker and spoke along the lines OF
| progress" Following are the Officers
! for the ensuing year President. DR.
Watson Il. Morgan; vice-president, r. G
Martin: secretary. George n. Taylor
treasurer, Treffle r. Trudeau.-The socia
whist which was to have been held in tn,
Methodist Church parlors by the Tru'
Blue class has been postponed indefinitely
Mrs. A. g HER visited Mrs, George Da,
the last of the week.-Mrs.. Willard Cramp
| ton is in poor health.-The lumbermen ar,
! improving their time in drawing No,
| logs TO the manufacturers of lumber II
Brstol,-Mrs, Wyllys E. Smith Is Ill with