Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

Mrs. j. r.. Swift, who had been Wis
iting at DR.. w. W. Hutchinson's for a
week. left town Saturday for Burling-
before returning to her home in Or
well.-Miss Fanny Fish went to Rut-
land Saturday. She has the position
of supervisor of art work in the pub
lie schools of that city.-George Wells.
a student In Drew Theological Semin-
airy at Madison, n. j., but who Is pass
ing his vacation with his parents In
bakersfield, was in town Saturday
calling on friends. He passed Sunday
with his brother. the Rev. o. B. Wells.
in Franklin.-Mrs. ". s. Dubois and
child of North Troy came to town Sat
urday on a visit to her aunt, Mrs.
w. E. Hendrick. and other family
friends. Mrs. Dubois is the daughter
of the late Joshua Sheldon OF Troy
Mrs. Eliza Kelly returned from a visit
to North Troy Saturday. She lives
with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Brown
Mrs. s. ]. Parmeiee of New York Is
visiting her son, T.. J. Parmelee. She
Is accompanied by a niece. Miss Fanny
Jones, and a granddaughter,-Miss Bes-
sic Williamson.-Mrs. John f. Wiggan,
who has been passing several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. F. f. White, has
been quite Ill for the past week. Mr..
Wiggan, who has been here for that
length Of time left for his home in
Portsmouth, N. H., Monday. Mrs. Wig
gan being slightly ,mproved.-A. l."
Esterburg, who has had the charge of
" th- 1Ioo~a No
chinery in the DR.. b. ]. Kendall Co.'S
new power plant. left for his home in
Boston S~aturday.-The regular meet
ing of Court E~nosburgh Falls, No.
1924, which was to have been held
Wednesday evening, September 8, has
been postponed one week to Wednes-
day, September -, on account of the
Sheldon fair.-J. II. Mears return
ed from Montreal Saturday.
where he had been for some
weeks In the interest of the Or, B. J..
Kendall Co.-Among recent subscrib-
ers to the Northern Telephone COM
PAW are the DIR. b. J. Kendall Co.'s
new power house and Z. NJ. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. spaulding of
Fletcher are visiting in town.. II.
Young, who has been living In oorns
in the house with his mother, has
moved into the house owned by the
late l.. A. Weld. Misses Lucy and
ExvIldcr Savoie OF Dover. N. H., are
visiting Mrs. Young. their sister
Fisher Ames of Franklin Center, Que,
accompanied his daughter, Mrs. w. j.
NJ. Beattie, on the return of the FAM
ily Saturday from their vacation
Miss Mary Cassidy has resigned her
| position In the store of Aseltine &
Greenwood and intends to enter Bur.
lington Business College at the OPEN
| ing Of the school year.
Miss Florence l.. Crowell of West Den
mis-, Mass, who has been passing a month
with her aunt. Mrs. f. f. White returned
home Tuesday. In the Methodist Church
last Sunday MISS Crowell render,d solos
at both the morning and evening service, =
w. s. Hutchinson IL In Utica, n. Y, this
week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. w. McCarty. who
lhave been visiting Mr.. McCarty's sister,
Mrs. ID. !. Draper for the past two weeks
ret urned to their lone In Manchester, N.
ILL.,. Monday.-Cifford Chambers left own
Monday for Montpelier. where ne will en-
ter the scminary.--M. L.. Hubbell arrived
in town Monday from Boston. where he is
in business.-Enosburgh played Richford
at the latter place Monday. 1t was a fine
played game, the score standing 4 to 2. In
favor OF Enosburgh.-Max Barnes left
Monday for his home In somerville, Mass.
whittier his parents had preceded him. DR..
f. X. Fish, his uncle, also returned at the
same time to hts office In Boston.-Mr
II. r. Farrar is Ill in Swanton to which
place she was removed from Highgate
Springs, where she was when taken. DR.
F, s. Hutchinson was called in coasulta-
ton with her physician Sunday. She Is
slightly improved.-C II. Mitchell was