Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-08-19
BRISTOL

g. y. O'Bryan has bought George N.
Taylor's place on Church street.-Corliss
Gordon of Hampton. y. H.. is In town.
b. w. Estey went 20 Buffalo Thursday
to drive in car for the Landon Auto
company.-Thc Mprray-Hewitt reunion
was held Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Z. A. Fitzsimons About so were
present. Several coming from Warren,
waitsncld and Brandon Dinner was
served on the lawn. At tho business meet
ing Irving j. Murray was elected presi-
dent and Mrs. Ida Tucker Of Waitsiie'd
secretary The Rev. +. NJ Hagadorn
took o party of lads to Long Point Fri
day for days outiuS.-Miss Marion
Mulings has been engaged 10 teach Latin
and French In the Waitsfel1 high school
the coming ycar.-Mss Julia Parker or
Brooklinc, Mass, Is the guest or MIS-
Martha Stewart.-Mrs. Laura Parker Is
visiting in ADMINISTRATIONS Blrdsa'l
Of Haverhill, MISS, was guest at the
home of his aunt. Mrs. w. w. Rider,
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. George Nicklaw
and the Misses Ida and Florence Lamb
are enjoying an automobile trip through
the White Mountains and the McNawk
Trail.-Mrs. Thomas Maloney and son OF
Schenectady are visiting Mr. ana MRS.
Patrick Tyler. Miss Frances Palmer has
Mrs. A. j. Smith and two children have
Joined Mr. Smith at Cleveland. Ohio. where
they will reside.-Norman Carroll, who
has been a guest at George Moor's the
past month, has returned TO Chicago
Fred Wright is visiting MIR. and Mrs..
Homer Hewitt at Fair Haven Mrs. Eva
Parmelee. Mrs. c. r. Brown and Evelyn
Hier have returned from a trip to Bos-
ton and Providence, r. I.--Mr. and Mrs.
w. ]. Haudet are spending II weeks vaca-
ton motoring to points In New York and
Mass acnusetts.--Dr. W. A. Sbattuck of
Rutland was in town the first of the
week.-Dr. G. A. Averil of Burlington
was in town Thursday.-Mrs. Barrett of
Pennsylvania is a guest of Judge and
Mrs. w. e. Hanks.--Mrs. Frank Mott has
gone TO the Mary Fletcher hospital for
tire" tment.
d. ss Winifred Billings who has been
in West New Brighton. n. Y, for eight
months, has returned to her home here.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin f. Eastman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip A. Wright and chill
dren motored to Malone Saturday to
spend Sunday with Spencer Wright and
family.-Edwin Beebe and Glenn Hill
have returned from a trip over the Long
Trail from Lincoln mountain to Camel's
Hump.-C. C.. Currier Of Concord. y. H.,
is guest of the Rev. Walter r.
Sturtevant and family.-T. r. Thomas
and family returned Sunday from trip
TO northern New YORK. and the Adiron-
dacks. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph TyO of North
Bangor accompanied them for short
visit.-Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Slayton of
Morrisvile were guests of Superintendent
and Mrs. Beebe Sunday.-The Purinton
reunion will be held to-day at the
home of Attorney !. G. Page on Noun
tain avenue. large attendance Is de-
sred.-Mrs. Frank Mott who underwent
an operation at the Mary Fletcher hos
pital recently. Is doing well.-Charles NJ.
Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morgan and
three children and Dewey Elliott of Ok
ford, Iowa. arrived in town Monday to
visit friends in this vicinity and to at
tend the Elliott-Orvis reunion.
Mrs William Hughes who has been
visiting in Bristol and vicinity for two
months. left Tuesday for her home In
Salem, ore. She had as travelling compan-
ion. Mrs. Ada Kingsley, who has gone TO
Silverton, Ore. to spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs Curtis Bristol.-Mr and
Mrs. Harry Parker of Cobleskill, y. Y,
are spending their vacation with Mrs.
F.. c. Kibourn on Church street.-Mrs.
Chester Miner of Hinesburg visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Hunt and
family Tuesday.-Mrs. w. II. Cardell
and son, william. Mrs. F.. n Dixie and
son. Ezra, and Mrs. w. ID. Pope visited
Mrs John Martin at her home in Platts-
burg Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Martin re-
turned with them and Is the guest of
Mrs. Popc-Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.. Partch
oc VerGennes were in town Tuesday
Mrs. Bcrtram L. Learch and daughter
Electra, who have been spending few
weeks at Gage Moor. have returned to
their home in Rochester, n. "a good
crowd enjoyed tom Thumbs Wedding"
in Holcy Hall Tuesday evening under the
auspices OF the o. +. S. The youngsters
looked charming In their evening clothes
and kept the audience in constant laugh
ter by their unconscious imitation OF
grown-ups. All deserve honorable men
ton.
WALTHAM
About 40 of the townspeople attended
the field day meeting held at the govern
ment farm August 1I.-W. A. Lee and his