Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-08-09
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Mrs. n. =. T.add of Richford was n vis'-
tor In the home of W. b. Ladd Friday and
SaturdaY.-Mrs. f. e. Beatty and n sister,
Mrs. W. H. Wescott and son Of Lebanon.
H. went to Swanton Friday, where
they visited another sister, Mrs. A. II.
Hogle.-Royal Miller, who has been pass
ing couple of weeks at his farm in
Montgomery returned to his duties at the
Quincy Frday.-W. +. Pierson went to
Essex Junction Friday, where he is pass
ing a few days with his brother, II. L.
Pierson.-J. O. Kimball, T.. j. Tyler and
Mrs. II. F. Kimball and her two children
went to ITighgate Springs Friday, where
they passed Sunday.--E. *. Barnes who
has been passing a couple weeks in town
with his family at the home of John Fish,
has returned to his home in Somerville,
Mass.-A. s. Armstrong. the mail carrier
on route two since It was established, has
resigned and the resignation has been ac-
cepted. He made his last trip Saturday.
His successor has not been named.--John
Fitch, who has been surveying for the
Bangor & Aroostook railroad in Maine
| for the past few months. is visiting his
| brother, l.. f.. Fitch, for a few days.
| Mrs. Sarah (Rublee) Stevens died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Darrah, Sum
day at eleven o'clock after an Illness OF
several months with apoplexy resulting
| from paralysis of the heart. She was
born June 90, 1927, married Albert n. Ste
vens June II. 1850, moved to Shenandoah,
| Iowa, in 1867 where she lived with
daughter until his and her husbands
death. when in 1899 she came here. She
sustained a fall in April since which time
she has been confined to her bed. Six
! 10, coll vi groo ~ n
which laid her up for long time and
from which she never fully recovered be-
ling ever after confined to the house. The
funeral was held Monday at ten o'clock
from the home of DR. A. j. Darrah. tha
Rev. +. e. White officiating. Music was
by a quartette consisting Of Mrs. A. A.
Aseltine. Mrs. W. +. Fuller. w. II. Yaw
and c. r. Abel The bearers were
John Kellogg, r. D. Rublee, DR. A. J.
Darrah and A. w, Woodworth. The bur-
lal was in Main street cemetery beside
her husband. who died November s, 1907
IC. H. Abel went to Waterbury, where he
took Fayette Titus from the state hospi-
| tai as cured and left him at the county
< home in Sheldon.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
l Woodworth returned Saturday from a
visit to Mr.. Woodworth's brother in West-
e feld-NIrs ]. \. Powell of Los Angeles,
, CAL visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Ladd
o Saturday.-Mrs. D. NJ. Gardner. who has
h been in Castleton and Burlington for three
r weeks past, arrived home Saturday.-Miss
h Louise Lucia of Montgomery is visiting
:. her niece, Miss Alma Lafam Mr.. and
/ Mrs William Chadwick, who have been
s making an extended visit to Mr. Chad
e wick's brother, A. j. Chadwick, on ac
It count of Williams serious illness soon
d after their arrival. returned to their home
e in Sheldon Saturday.-T. a. Mitchell of St.
d Adams passed Sunday in the family Of
: j. * Montague, where Mrs. Mitchell and
o son had been for the past week. They all
:. returned home Monday.-Dr. Walter Burt
= of Boston arrived in town Saturday on
IS visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. X.
e Burt-Miss Catherine Black of Ottawa,
e ont. is visiting her friend. Miss Louisa
tt Kimball-A sunday school picnic is TO be
g held ON the Sheldon camp ground by the
e schools in this village on Bennington Bat
l. tie day, August 16 the Methodist school
Ie taking the initiative.-The Epworth
(. Guards are to have an ice cream social on
:. the parsonage lawn Tuesday evening,
o August 15-Principal e. j, Bass, who $
!, somewhat recovered from the attack OF
e the grip. left town Monday for month 3
Is outing. He went to Woodstock, where ha
a will pass two weeks in attendance upon
!, a summer school. From there he goes TO
. New York State to visit old friends H.
in S Herrick Of ST. Adams is at the Quincy
a for n few days.-Alss Grace Rouse passed
,, Sunday in town.-The total contributor 4
" for the new St. John the Baptist Church.
~ now amounts to 5000. T.. Laflame, D..
,s A. Benoit, George Touchette and David
N I.Ecuyer went to Freghsburgh, Que,
m Sunday to church.-Mr. and Mrs S. +.
r Stevens and young son returned to NatickI