Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-03
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

O. Merrill left Saturday morning for
Gloucester. where his family is passing
few wccks.-The family of l.. j.
Tyler went to Highgate Springs Satur-
day.-Avery Smith of Newton. Mass, is
passing n two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith.-The
Rev. A. T.. Davis returned from his three
weeks vacation Friday night driving in
with a team purchased while absent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Doary have return
cd from their honeymoon and taken rooms
with II. A. noit.-NIrs e. Fl. Andrus
went one day last week to pick berries
on n back lot not far from d. II. Stan
hopes in Berkshire, and on leaving be-
came in some way bcwildered and did not
reach home until about $50 o'clock In
the ev,n ming, although she left the field
with her pail of fruit before noon. Mean
while Mr. Andrus had became alarmed
and organized a search party which was
just ready to start out as word came to
them of her arrival homc.-Mrs. NJ. p.
Chaffoc, who has been in California for
several months is stopping in town for
a short time.-E. X. Barnes has joined
his family who are spending their vaca-
ton with Mrs. Barnes's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fish
Ernest Kent Of Philadelphia. n son Of
the Rev. E.varts Kent, was in town Sat
urdav on his way to pass Il vacation with
his parents at the Center.-Mr. Mcars is
digging for tho foundation for his new
green house ard the dirt is being drawn
to grade the lot of D. NJ. Rose on Church
street,. c. Towle ard family are set
tied in his cottage at the camp ground.
Mr.. and Mrs +. ]. Irish spent Saturday
night and Sunday at the camp ground.
NJ. II. Yaw has been living there for
several weeks past and August promises
to he a lively time there throughout the
month.-Wlliam Tees of Montreal spent
Sunday with his mother and sisters, who
are stopping in the family Of W. ". Yaw.
Mrs. Gracia Hammond is passing some
weeks in the family of her brother. c.
l.. Marsh. james a. Spauldrg OF
Fletcher spent Sunday in towr. He was
formerly associated with Mr. Brown in
the livery husincss--Thc material to re-
pair the dynamo came Saturday morn
ing and the lights were started Sunday
evening. but the cndcavor to use some
OF the old coils proved failure and
they suddenly went out.-Mr. Ruitcr is
beginning work on the foundations for
y =
Judd u. A. Gaines and Father NECTAR
rcy with two of his sisters were among
those who went on the excursion to st.
Anne de Beauprc. Que. returning hero
Saturlay.-Thc annual two weeks vaca-
tion for the employees o: the DR.. b. ].
Kendall company begins Monday August
DIR. and Mrs. f. II. Brown and
daughter, Margaret. were at the camp of
l.. l.. Marsh at Silver Lake over Sum
day. Mrs G. Z. Holmes OF Sheldon is
also spending few weeks therc-Mrs.
a. =. Davis and children returned SAT-
uiday evening from Northwood, n. H..
where they have been passing three
weeks among old friends.
complimentary reception to the base
ball team was rendered the boys after the
game Tuesday In Richford, which they
won by score OF to 0. Ice cream. cake
and waters were served. and general
good time WAS had-J. w. Pomeroy is to
conduct services in the Methodist Church
in Bakersfield Sunday morning. speaking
on the trip to the Oricnt.-Mrs. T.. ].
Parmclee went to the camp ground Tues
day where she will spend the month oS
August Mrs A. a. Aseltine and daugh-
ter, Florence, were in Burlington Tues
day.-Thc Rev. G. w. Hunt of St. Adams
was in town Wednesday.
G. o. Wallace and son OF Gardner.
Mass, are visiting friends in town,--The
Roy. A. u. Davis has returned from his
vacation spent in New Hampshire
Il. j. Parmclcc goes into camp at Shell
don camp grounds to-day.