Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-25
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

Two families would move into town
at once if suitable tenements could be
rented. They are those of Messrs Patch
and Davis. one from Fairfield and the
other from Fletcher. who propose to run
a jewclry establishment in the place
recently occupied by A. L. Stratton.--J.
a. Gibson is pushing the work on his
building. which is to be occupied by Mr.
Mudgett of Fairfax, jeweller and opti-
cian.--At the fourth quarterly confer
ence of the Methodist Church held Fri
day evening with the presiding elder in
the chair, the return of the Rev. F. l..
White for the second year was unani-
mously asked.--T. w. Hunt, who man.
ages n stable of fancy driving horses
at Prides Crossing, Mass, passed Fri
day with Mr. and Mrs. n. f. Weld
leaving Saturday morning for his home
Judge Carey of Minneapolis. Mimi. ar
rived in town Thursday on a visit to
his mother. who lives with Mrs John
Spooncr.-The Rev. and Mrs. G.. w.
Hunt were entertained at the home OF
A. A. Aseltne during their stay i'm
town from Friday until Sunday after
noon.--A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ]. Tyler Friday.-E. J.. Gard
ner returned from Montreal Friday af-
ternoon and with Mrs, Gardner started
Saturday morning for poughkeepeie.
Mr. and Mrs n. p, Ladd of Richford
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ a. Hall Of Sam
sonville passed Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Lawrence.--A. w. 1sham has
entered the employ OF Asetine & Green
wood-AIss Kate Ferrin of Holland, a
teacher in Fast Berkshire village school,
passed Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
/. :. Andrews.-An entertainment is to
I've given in opera hall Saturday evening,
January q. under tho auspices of st.
Matthew'S Church, consisting of readings
bv an artist from Boston and music
furnished by well known talent in the
county.-Homer Smith. who has been in
boston for q few months past, is expect
ed home this week and will resume his
position in the store of w. Il. Ladd. -
Miss Anna Whitney Of Richford has been
spending few days among friends in
town-Miss Grace Johnson of Sheldon
has been visiting Miss Linnlc Budd.-
The herd of . head, owned by A. j. Orr
recently tested, were found free from tub
erculosis: and that of L. II. Croft, num-
boring about 40, contained three affected
ones. The herd of ]. Fish, numbering 40,
and which were all condemned but one,
have been replaced by purchase and at
recent test were found healthy, ex-
cept the one spared by the former test
and It was found very badly affected,
although only about two months had in
tervencd-R. J. Mears left Monday morn
ing for Boston in the interests OF Dr. b.
j. Kendall company. He will work south
ern New England during the remainder
of the winter.-The Rev, w. G. Mason
was in Swanton and Hghgate Springs
Sunday where he conducted services
The ice went out of the river, here
Tuesday morning.-N. G. Pierson of
Essex Junction, who has been visiting
among friends in this vicinity for a week
or more past, returned to his home this
morning,-G. C. Gcrvett, who has been
passing n week in the family of Mrs.
Sarah Burt, returned to his home in
Nergennes Monday morning.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. c. Wiley and son Howard re-
turned to their homo in Richford Mon