Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-01-11

Garrow, all of New Bedford, Mass, but
who have been visiting friends here, re-
turned home Saturdays. w. Chadwick
of South Franklin, who suffered from n
shock about two weeks since, is some-
what improved Miss Cedela Lawrence
is i'll with measles at j. Towle's. She ia
being cared for by Mrs. j. Il. Hefflon of
Franklin.
Miss Mabel Perey Of East BERKSHIRE.
who is in the high school here. is dc.
tanned at home with en- attack of chs, kcn
poX, following the measles, from which
she had just recovered.-Miss Mary
Porter is out having had the measlcs
at her grandparent s. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Green in South Richford, where
she was passing her vacation.--C. A.
Armstrong of Berkshire was in town
Tuesday on his way to bakersfield to
attend the funeral of a sister, Mrs. Ash
ley Whcclock, who died in Williams
town.-James Kemp was in Richford
Tuesday to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs Belle Hurlburt. who died
very suddenly Saturday Miss Sara Scott
of Milton, who is teaching in West Enos-
burgh, passed Sunday in the family of
NJ. =. Pcroy. The fourth number in the
regular course Of entertainments under
direction of the l.. V. |. S. was given by
the Odeon quartet with Miss Ncttie
Jackson as reader Monday evening. II
was of medium character and did not
arouse any enthusiastically. Moffatt of
this place and Mr.. Peck of Worthwhile
have purchased "A GOO acre tract of tim
Der land on the Mssisquoi River in
Potion, Que. and expect to do quite an
extensive lumber business.-J. NJ Ruter
is also in the lumber business having
shipped several cars of stock to parties
in Burlington from a lot in Berkshire
and is now shipping from South Frank
lin station what is being cut from the
farm of A NJ. Aseltine Several OF our
people are attending the sessions of the
Maple Sugar Makers and Dairymens as
sociations in burlington this week.-Mrs..
and Mrs T.. II. Young of Somervlle.
Mass. ana their young son. +. H., Jr.,
are visiting Mr.. Youngs mother Mrs.
Mary Young.
Miss Ruth Pratt of the central tcle-
phone office is i'll with measles Mrs. T.
G. Lunard is seriously i'll with some dis
casc.-Charlcs Rabideau living at South
Franklin and who has had several bad
Sprces since the death of a daughter
about a month ago, had bat Friday and
went to a neighbours creating a distur-
bance. for which he has gone to the work
house. where he will pass the better part
of the winter months. He formerly liv-
ed near T.. J. Wilder s-'rhe Rev. w G..
Mason went to Swanton and Highgate
Springs Saturday. AS n result he will
hold a service at the latter place Sum
day January 21.--Athol Bell passed three
days last week in Richford as the guest
of DR.. j. II. Hamilton. returned Friday
evening.-C. II. Andrews, who is work
ing for the Leader Evaporator company
in Burlington passed Sunday with his
family hero.-The funeral of Miss Bessie
Lonely of Montgomery was attended
from ST. John the Baptist Church Mon
day forenoon. Deceased was subject to
fits and was found dead in bed Satur-
day morning. She was Sc years of age
and the daughter of Henry Longly. form
ly of this town.--The Rev. G. w. Hunt
passed Saturday in the family of A. A.
Ascltine driving to West Enosbursh Sun
day morning. where he conducted SER
vices Miss Jessie Carpenter returned to
her studies in N1ddlebury College Mon
day, after passing Il two weeks vacation
Carpenter
The sudden death of Mrs. Eleanor Pa
qucttc. wife of Joseph Paquotte, occurred
yesterday noon. Heart failure following
recent recovery from an attack of pneu-
monia was the cause. She is survived by
IA husband and seven children The fu-
neral arrangements have not yet been
completed.
,.l,
from a visit to her old home in Bristol
Mrs. Armi Mason is visiting her parents
in Bethol-At the annual meeting of the
stockholders of Owls Head Creamery Co.,
the following board of directors was elect
ed: c. j.. Marsh +. W.. Draper. l.. l..
Marsh, o. Merrill, NJ. p. Perlcy, ali of Enos-
burgh, p. c. Hammond of Franklin
and h. IL. Goldsmith OF Boston. Later c.
l.. Marsh was elected president p. g.
Hammond president: j.. l.. Marsh,
secretary; +. W. Draper, treasurer and
managerial. \. Wiley is quite seriously
i'll with the measles .-Theodore Lanicr liv-
ing near G. l.. Marsh's farm in Franklin,
died Tuesday from complication of trou-
bes the last being the measles and a Sc
we're cold. Deceased was in his 2lst year
ana leaves "a wife and child about six
months old. The funeral was attended
Thursday from the home of his father,
Deforest Lanier on Mr.. Marsh's farm,
the Rev. G.. T. Emery officiating. The
burial was at East Franklin-Thc fol-
lowing list of officers OF Misssquoi Court,
e. o. F.. We're regularly installed by Dep
uty High Chief Ranger II. 3. Butler of
st. Adams Tuesday evening: Father j.
l.. McGarry, spiritual director; Moses
Doary, chief ranger; d. A. Benoit, vice
chief ranger; C.. f. Lafame, past chief
ranger; II. Benoit, financial secretary;
Felix Latham, recording secretary; L. A.
Dopatie, treasurer: A. Garrow, II. Lafiey
and =. j. Hayes. trustees w. b. Hoben,
outside sentinel; +. Touchette, inside SEN
tinel; F.. Young, senior conductor; George
Touchette, junior conductor. a social
time with refreshments was enjoyed after
ward.-J. NJ. Burt has sold his mill near
East E,nosburgh to George Kenfeld of
Fairfax: consideration $1,000. Mr.. Burt is
going into the hotel business in Woods
vile. n II-Harold Rawson and Moses
Dcary have given their employers, Asel-
tine e. Greenwood, notice that they
are going into business in the place re-
Gently occupied by A. =. STATIONS jew
elrv store.-A. w. Isham enters the en-
ploy of Aseltine II Greenwood next Mon
day.-Edgar Holden of st. Armand QUE
visited his brother. o. w. Holden, Satur-
day and X. II. Brown of Franklin was
at the same home Monday.-C. II. Brown
urtt In