Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-11-22
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

ENOSBURGH FALLS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Centerbar from
rural route No. 2, left town Monday for
Medheld Mass. where their daughter.
Mrs H. n. Martin has a home. They have
rented their farm to Il. d. Smith and in
tend to pass n year at least in Massachu-
setts.-Captain John n. Mears of Nor
wich University passed Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mears.-Mrs.
Mary j. Farrell of Swanton is passing
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Far
rel on Orchard street. Mrs. Il. II. Far
rel and daughters. Dorothy and Helen
returned Saturday from a few days visit
to the family Of Orrin Moffatt at East
Berk shire.-Three foxes were shot In town
during the early hours Of Saturday, two
of which were within the village corpora
ton limits. J. G. Mason and A. NJ. Burt
each brought down one. They were being
rW, by hounds of II. b. Farrar. Ellie
Cushman shot tho third near the Center.
II. II. Best got two during the few days
Of last week which he passed in town.
Ono OF them was a very large animal
Mr.. Best returned to his home In Bur-
lington Saturday.-A conference OF the
executive committee of the Franklin SUR
day School association is to be held IN
the chapel of the Congregational Church
in St Adams Friday, November %. There
will be three SC ssions. It Is expected that
General Secretary Fuller will be present
throughout the day.-Mr. and Mrs. q. W.
Holden and Miss Margret hoffman drove
to Cambridge Junction Sunday. where
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Spauldihg'
Miss Nellie Robinson accompanied them
on their return and will make an extend
cd visit herc.-George Touchette has pur-
chased the farm Of Mrs. \. II. Marun
beyond West Enosburgh on route '"o'
He took possession November IL. retar'-
ing the same farmer. John Casavnnt CON
sideraton. So, 5oo.-John Leclair left Moh-
day for a visit among friends in Burning
ton and Stowe.-Dr W. w. hutchinson
returned saturday from few days WISH
among friends in Wolcott
Mr.. and Mrs. Aseltine and son Ken
meth, passed Sunday in St. Adams as
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson
The Rcv. William Walker, who has bcen
visiting Mrs. +. NJ. LaRoza for the past
two weeks returned TO his home IN Bos-
| ton Saturday
w. V. Phelps is having little
diversion selling a house in the part
Of the village known as Darrahville,
recently occupied by Thomas Erwin.
The latest purchaser is Harlon Shet-
don and the consideration is $4,000
! w. r. Fuller came to town from De-
pot Harbor. Ont, Sunday morning
driving from Swanton. He is Ill with
a fever of some nature.-Mrs. Ben
jamn Davis on the farm of L. A.
Lawrence. is seriously i'll with peri
tontis--W. r. Burt of Burlington Is
visiting the family of J. NJ. Ruiter.--
Mrs NJ. P. Perly and Miss katherine
Perly were in Burlington Wednesday.
ST. ALBANs.
Miss Rosanna B. Rogers. who snf-
fered stroke of paralysis last April
and had been confined to her bed since
that time, died at her home on Branerd
street Wednesday night. Miss Rogers
was employed as housekeeper in the
family of the late Adds o. Brainerd for
40 years. The funeral was held at
st. Mays Church Saturday morning
at nine o'clock and the burial was
! in the Fairfax street cemetery.
Mrs. Joseph Honey OF Berkshire died
at the hospital here at noon Thursda )
Of paralysis The body was taken to
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held. Mrs. Honey had been at the hosp-
tai several weeks She was AZ years old
and is survived by her husband, a son,
George Guyette, of this city. and a
| daughter, Mrs. James Cotton.
The Western Unioi Telegraph company
moved into its new quarters Thursday
The office is the south end of the Central
Vermont depot cafe, and it has been fitted
up with "A new switchboard and modern
Instruments and is low one of tho
best in the state. Entrance to the office
Is from Federal street a. the east. The
! partitions on the old quarters will be
torn down and the space will be added
to the gentlemen's waiting room at the
station.
County Examiner of Teachers Merritt
d. Chittenden OF Fairfax will conduct
an examination for teachers in the high
school room in this city Friday and Sat
urday, November 30 and December /.
Prof. Clarence l.. Jordan of Norwich
University, Mortified, and w. w. Scran-
ton of Scranton, Pa, We're in the city Sat
urday and Mr.. Jordan closed the real es-
tate transaction by which he becomes
owner of the WorthnGton c. Smith estate
on Smith street, having purchased thu
same of Mr.. Scranton for S35, 900 Pro
fessor Jordan will open In September, 1897
a fitting school for boys which will also
be military boarding school. The build
irsgs will be repaired and extensively re-
modelled. In addition to this school Mr.
Jordan expects to establish a summer
camp for boys on the lake shore.
Mrs. Jessie Chase Samson, wife of
Proprietor William j. Samson, of the
Lake View House, died at her home Mon,
day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock after an
illness of many months with rheumatism
Mrs. Samson was a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ambrose Chase of Georgia. and was
30 years old She Is survived by her hus-
band her mother, two daughters, Helena
and Marguerite Samson and two sisters,
Mrs. NJ. o. Brooks of St Adams bay and
Mrs. ella Loomis of Georgia. The fu-
neral was held at the house Wednes-
day afternoon at one o'clock and the
burial was in the South Main street
cemetery in this city.
Word was received in this city Mon
day Of the death In London, England, OF
Mrs. Mary McIlvaIne Scranton. which
occurred Saturday, November H. Mrs
Scranton spent her girlhood at the home
of her uncle. tho late Worthlngton c.
Smith
The funeral of Mrs. James H. DAILY, who
died at the hospital Sunday night, was
street Wednesday afternoon at two