Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-15
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

\ very quiet wedding occurred
Thursday evening at seven o'clock
at the home of Mr. and Mis-. G. H. STRAIT
ton. when their daughter Florence was
married to Jesse A. Harvey The ccre-
monN was performed by the Roy. w. j.
NJ. Beattic in the presence of only the
Immediate family. they being wholly I'M
attended. Miss Stratton has been the
popular assistant in the postotlice while
| Mr.. Harvey is bookkeeper for the Or. =.
j. Kendall company. After short we'd
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will go to
housekeeping in the tenement on Orchard
street recently vacated by Mrs. Forsythe
and will he 'at home" after March /.
Alfred Sylvester. who is employed in
oston, visited his mother, Mrs. Loren
l. ECpvcr last week, returned to Boston
Saturday.-W. J. Hinkloy, sewing
machine agent who has been in Richford
tor some time, has moved into the house
In Pleasant street and Pacuette place.
owned by Mr.. Lavcry and recently vacat-
"d by W. i. Turner-Mrs. l.. 5.
Andrus passed Sunday in East Berkshire
The service Sunday afternoon in Opera
tIall under the auspices of the Boys study
club of the Y NJ G. A. was an coca sion
of hclpfulroSs. The address 10y the Rev
~. j. NJ. Beattie was a very prac-
teal character-Mr and Mrs. j. A.
Harvey returned Saturday evening from
their wedding journey to Montreal. The
tVonng trains for some days have been
hours late. being about four hours be-
hind schedule time Saturday evening. -
A. NJ. Asoltine returned Saturday even
li.g from n business trlp-Mr and Mrs
U. A. Merrill returned, to Brnolilinc Mas.
Monday after passing a week with Mr..
md Mrs. O. Merrill.
MIS-. Eliza Boenc. who was passing a
few days in town was called to Rich
t"rd Monday by the sudden death Of her
''Stcr Mrs. Emma Marvin, widow of the
''t' stephen q. MarVin.-Mrs. L.. 4.
'aineS returned from Cambridge Mon
iAr, where she has been passing several
"""ks.-MrS Louisa Rrainerd of St AL
pans VINO has been visiting the Ladies
NuNlliaucs in town WAS entertained
1ur'aS h'r stay by Mrs. II. $. Hutchin-
Spn.--Ladics night at the Philemon club
N'h ne observed Thursday evening. En-
ortainmnt will he provided by proun
number iiNo.-Miss Cora Orr a graduate
# Enosbursh high school is ,mpIovod
u the postoftce.-Allen Frank tho II
Months old son of Nj and Mrs. l, II.
Illness Of two weeks with cholera in
'antum, The childs grandparents. Mr..
md Mrs A. L. Croft and their dDul,h-
err, Mildred, of Nashua ~ H.. arrived
II town Tuesday morning in response
10 a telcgram,-The Lincoln birthday
)nrly Monday evening with Mrs j. H.
Wears was well attended and s22 was
't!ized for the Martha WASHINGTON
HAPPIER, o. T.. S
II. j. IInkley has moved into the house
econtly vacated by w. L. Turner ON
I lcasant street-Miss Agnes Menard Of
st. Adams is passing few days
NTH Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. la
FImc.-MiSs ONeil has closed her mil.
Nnery s.or" until March | and has Rou,
to her home in ST, Albans.--tdward
Young cut his foot BADLY TUESDAY while
'hopping at Henry Lafey's.-A. Mills re-
turned from Burlington Wednesday,
The second entertainment in series
under direction of the nigh school, the
proceeds OF which are to 20 for the IL
hrary fund, Will be given in Forcsters
hall Tuesday evening, February %, whet
the Rev. T. +. White will speak or
EVA sted Forces Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hutchins of Gcorgevlle. Que, are at the
home of their daughter, Mrs, V, A. James
which they expect to make their home
for the future. Mrs. Caroline Davidson
in her DIST year, and the mother of Mrs
FIutchins is with them.-A. NJ. Aseltne
is passing some days in st. Albans,--Plans
are being matured for the Rev. +. NJ
Fuller to pass Sunday and Monday, Feb
ruary % and %, in town and hold a con-
ference of the county workers on the
latter datc.-C. l., OVitt is in Burlington
attending a conference of the managers
Of the northern division of the New Eng
land Telephone company,