Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

me Rev George Deuel. of Montgomery
occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
Church last Sunday morning.-Mrs.
Homer Comings of East Berkshire has
been visiting friends in town.-Fuler
Rawson was in Burlington Thursday.-A.
j. Croft is considering the proposition of
acting as a judge in the sugar exhibit at
the provincial exposition to be held in
ottawa. Ontario. next september. MT.
Croft is secretary of the Vermont Maple
Sugar Makers assocation.-E. S. Parmo-
lee has been accepted as IL naval recruit
and left Monday for Boston. where he ex-
poets to Join the L. S. $. Nashville, which
leaves soon on three years cruise.-Miss
Mae Royce, teacher in the third primary
department of the school is ill, and Miss
Charlotte Adams is teaching during her
abseuce.--Joseph Broe has moved to Mont
romcry to the farm he recently purchased
of j. ID. Head.-Thc senior class gave II
promenade Friday evening in Foresters
hall Good music was in attendance ana
refreshments were served.-At the annual
business meeting of the Enosburgh Falls
band the following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year: President, j. o.
Kimhall secretary and treasurer +. A.
Glecd: manager u. NJ. Rose: leader G..
T.. Kendall assistant leader, +. d. Wal
lace: finance committee j. NJ. Jerrom,
John McarS and Charles Lanctot The
band has been engaged to furnish music
in this village Memorial day-Mrs. Abner
Davis has come here to reside with Mrs.
Charles DaVis.-James Billado has made
success in the line of trapping the past
wear. having taken 30 muskrats, % skunkS,
: mink and coons.-D W. Ames is
making extensive repairs on the house he
recently purchased on Maple Park-MisS
Ida I;caulac of Greensboro IS visiting
relatives herc--rhe debate between the
debating clubs of Franklin and Enosburgh
4 no.
ing of May list. has been postponed to II
later date, which will be given hereafter.
The question is, Resolved, That the
United States Is Not Justified in Holding
the Philippines. The disputants are:
Franklin. affirmative, Ray iicfflon,
George Stuhlebean and Paul Japan;
Enosburgh Falls negative. Lauren Pome-
ROY. Dclmer croft and Emerson Hayes.
Mrs. NJ. j. Blair of Newport is visiting
her mother. Mrs. NJ, p. Chaneo.-li. D..
Kendall has sold his residence on South
Main street to Ami Armstrong.-Eusob
Mtiguy has rented a house on Pearl
street of j. D. Head and will soon move
/ into it.-Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Parmclee
were in IiGhgatc over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Olin Merrill have returned from
! Boston. where they have been for few
wcckS.D. G. Stone of Swanton has been
visiting relatives in toWn.-A son was
born to Mr. and Mrs. j. 5. Burt April %.
A. j. croft sustained a flesh wound and
! fractured bone OF the right arm as the re-
suit of Il kick from his horse--The cond-
| ton of Miss Grace Giddings, who has
been very low with fever, is improving
"A daughter was born April % to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II, Wright.-iI ID. Kendall is
moving with his family into w. f..
| Fuller's house where they will reside dur
! ing the erection of their new house.-Miss
Mae Royce, teacher of the third primary
| departmcnt has resumed her school duties