Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-20

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class of the Vergennes High School
chaperoned by Miss Stevens liked to the
pine grove of w. w. Bristol Tuesday and
had lunch in the open.
City Theatre. Thursday, May 20, Jack
Pickford in bill Apperson's Boy
Prices. children lie, adults 22c
The funeral of Mrs. Martin Barrows.
who died Sunday afternoon at her
home in Addison, was held yesterday
| morning at st. Peters Church at 9:3O
o'clock. There were many floral tri-
butes including pillows, wreaths and
sprays. The bearers were John Dom
ley. Albert Larrow Isaac Miller and
| Patrick Ryan. The burial was in the
family lot at St Peters cemetery this
| city. Those from out of town to attend
the funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Lavalette of Shelburne Mrs. Frod
| Wheeler and two daughters, Marjorie
and Marceline Of Bethel, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter j. Gilmond of Burlington and
Leonard Barrows of Springfield,
Mass.
BRISTOL
The Rev. Philip b. Strong Of Plain
held. N. j., will deliver the address be-
fore w. c. Duntcn Post, G A. r., at
DR.. A. NJ. Norton was taken to the
Mary Fletcher hospital Saturday for treat
ment.-NIrs. Daisy Muliines spent the
weekend with her daughter, Marion, in
Middlebury.-Miss Ruth Mullings spent
Sunday with her sister. Mrs J. Ernest
OBrien. In Purlington.-F. r. Dickerman
has returned from Boston.-NIiss G. e
Miles of Charlotte was In town Saturday.
MISS Katherine Levarn went to Bur
lington Saturday to have her collar bone.
which she broke Il few weeks ago, reset.
Miss Frances Pearsons of Fairfax was
In town Saturday.-Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
burnham and son. Harry, and Martin
Rider went to Palmer, Mass, Saturday
to attend a funeral of n relative Sunday.
Miss Frances Il. Pearsons was at home
from her school in Hinesburg over Sun
day.-Mss Mildred Morgan was at home
from her school In Middebury over Sun
day.--Mrs. Jessie Stanton has been Ill the
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs L. r. Tracey and daugh-
ter Katherine. and Julius Tracey Of
| Addison called on Mrs. Lucy Palmer Sun
day.-Norman II. Mott has bought r. w
Peako's tenement on Garfield street.
Henry Goodro and son, Pearl. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Cove of Charlotte and MIR
an" NhlS' ~ w bOVe or Ml00leDury were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Grow Sun
day.-V. I. Patnode and family have
moved into C. c. Curriers' house on
Averill of Middebury were guests of
Mrs. Martha Stewart Sunday.-The Rev.
j. j. Fowler and family of Rowley. Mass.
arrived Monday night. Mr.. Fowler has
accepted a call to the First Baptist
Church and begins his pastorate at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston, Martin
Preston and L. A. Grow of Middlebury
visited at Mrs. Sophia Sherwln's Sunday.
Word has been received that
Miss Flossie NJ. Quimby, formerly of this
| town. is to he married June / to Mr..
Dalbo of Bowling Park. Fla Miss Quimby
was a graduate of Bristol High School
and Castleton Normal School. After
| teaching a few years she went to China
as a missionary from the Advent Chris
tian Church. She remained there several
years until her health failed and then
she returned to this country. For a few
years she has been a teacher In an
Advent orphanage in Bowling Park. Fla
Mr.. Dalbo, a former Lutheran preacher,
is musician and scholar. After their
marriage they will reside in Bowling
Park. Miss Quimby's friends are packing
a box and any one wishing to send her a
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| Johnson and f,p,,,v ware In toun SUNDAY
| Mrs. Amelia Cutting is i'll at the home
of her daughter Mrs. +. T.. Nahum.
Everybody is invited to attend the
| meetings of the missionary convention
held this afternoon and evening in the
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