Middlebury Register

BRISTOL.

Mrs. R. M. Carl is among those on the sick list.

John Gilmore was in Burlington on business Tuesday.

W. W. Rider was in Warren on Tuesday on business.

S. M. Eaton went to Burlington on business Wednesday.

D. N. Mahoney has entered the employ of the Bristol News.

C. A. Chapman of Ferrisburgh was in town on business Monday.

Miss Mary Cutting is visiting friends in Shoreham this week.

W. J. Burritt and wife spent Sunday with friends at Middlebury.

W. A. Ferguson is in the north part of the state on business this week.

John McGee was in Burlington and Montpelier this week on business.

Miss Laura Pullen of Richford is the guest of Mrs. A. E. Mann this week.

Mrs. J. Battershall of Troy is visiting Col. N. F. Dunshee and family this week.

The spring term of the graded school opened on Monday with a large attendance.

C. E. Lawrence has gone on a business trip to Chicago. He expects to be gone several weeks.

Misses Helen Weller and Flora Hinman returned from a visit with friends at Hinesburgh on Friday.

Mrs. Lucy Smith, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. P. Colby, returned to her home at Middlebury on Tuesday.

Thorp Thomas, who is attending school at Saratoga, N. Y., is spending his vacation at his home south of the village.

Mrs. G. R. Guinan and children and Miss Lizzie Buel went to Hartford, Conn., on Saturday, where Mr. Guinan has a position.

The members of the Christian Endeavor society met with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rider on Tuesday evening for a social and business meeting.

At the annual meeting of Gifford chapter, Royal Arch Masons, held on Tuesday evening, the following officers were elected: C. S. Paige, H. P.; E. W. Shattuck, K.; W. A. Lawrence, scribe; E. J. Bristol, treasurer; W. W. Needham, secretary; D. A. Roleau, captain H.; W. W. Wilson, P. S.; J. J. Dumas, R. A. C.; J. E. Whitney, G. M. 3d vail; C. W. Norton, G. M. 2d vail; Bert Lawrence, G. M. 1st vail; E. B. Palmer, chaplain.