Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-08-17
ENosBURcH FALLS.

b. ii. DICKINSON StaTteu IOT OhidHOllli
Saturday evening, where he has sold four
quarter sections of land and goes to COM
plete the deal. Mrs. Dickinson will spend
the two weeks of her husand's absence at
winthrop Beach. Mass.--Melvin Montieth
was in town Friday. He is going soon to
Verona, n. Y. where he has position in
the county insane hospital-C. II. Abel
was in Burlington Thursday.-C. F.. ColleN
Of Worcester Mass. and connected with
the Post Of that city left Saturday after
having spent Il week with his friend. {.
r. Rawson-Miss Jennie Messier. who is
connected with the industrial department
of the city schools of New Haven, Conn.,.
and has been visiting Mrs. J. G. Watson
for couple of weeks, went from here
Saturday morning to visit old friends in
1,owell-E X Barnes. who has been at j.
1-ish's with his family for about two
weeks, has returned to his home in SOM
ervilla. Mass The family will remain for
a few weeks more.
Miss Elizabeth Lang of Cambridge is
visiting Mrs. ]. q. Gaincs.-Mrs Emily
Coburn of Manchester. n. H.. is spend
ing a few days in the family of her
brother, c. II. Manley.A. F. Mitiguy,
who is travelling IN New York State foi
the Dr. b. ]. Kendall company passed
Sunday with his family here coming
from Potsdam.-Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Hor-
skin of Franklin and three chilli were
at Mrs. Horskin's childhood home Sat
urtlay, where they were pleasantly enter
tanned by the present occupants, Mr.. and
Mrs G. A. White.--Mrs J. n. Burns is
spending a few days among friends in
burlington. during the absence OF Mr..
Burns in 1llinois.-The Rev. G. W. Hunt.
p. f.. will hold the second quarterly
conference of the Methodist Church
Thursday evening.-Owing to the excurs-
jon to Burlington Bloomington Battle
l,ay." which is the one usually observed
for their annual picnic, the Methodist
Sunday school will Join with two from
Sheldon and go ia the camp ground
Thursday.-Miss Georgia Kendall of New
Bedford, Mass. passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. ID. Kendall.
She left Monday evening tc visit her
sister, Mrs. w. f. Fuller in Depot liar.
Dor. ont.
The Rev. ]. ID. Waldron of East Hard
wick is visiting his daughters, Misses
Efie and Ethel. Miss Ellie is much inn
proved since coming here few weeks
ago from the Mary Fletcher hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Lawrence of New
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. Lawrence
Mrs. Harlie Bashan, noe Beatty. leaves
here Thursday afternoon for her new
bone in Fttsfeld, n. H.. where Mr..
Bashan has employment. She will be
accompanied by her cousin. Benjamin
Nldcr who goes to Manchester to visit
. friend with whom he will go into
camp for week or more.-Mr. and Mrs
A. NJ. Ascltinc and Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Fairbanks. with their children. are In
their cottage on the camp ground for
che coming two wccks.-Mrs. Foster
Clement OF burlington and her sister,
Mrs. Nuttcr Of Des Mones, Iowa, are
visiting among their friends in this vi
einity being ut O. Mcrrilrs Tuesday,
Mrs. j. NJ. Jcffords is in camp with her
daughter. Miss Cora, for the coming
two wecks.-Maurice Ascltnc has been
engaged to have charge of the grocery
department at the camp grounds. r.
Hruax was in town Saturday. He dis
mantlcd the Franklin County creamery
here Of its principal machines. 1t has
not been run this scason-rhe storm of
Saturday was a record breaker with the
Telephone company and large num-
Der OF instruments were put out Of COM
mission. The service is badly demora-
lized all along the line.-The opening
service of the Bible study week was
held Monday evening in the chapel tent
at the camp ground, and was addressed
by the Rev. E.varts Kent. the pastor of
the Congregational Church at Enos-
burgh and recently from Iowa. He
spoke on the cruise of the "Jcrusalcm
Pilgrims" who held the Fourth Worlds
Sunday School convention in that old
city in April. 1904. 1t was an entertain
ing as we'll as instructive address and
he held the attention of his audience to
its close.