Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-07-26
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

ENOSBURGH FALLS.
ton arrived in town Monday morning with
his men and began his job on the new st.
John the Baptist Church the corner stone
of which will b9 laid Sunday, the 18th. at
three o'clock in the afternoon. The Rev,
| y. J, OSullivan of St Adams will de-
liver the address in English and the Rev.
l.. Desrochers in French. A special train
Will be run from St. Albans.-W. y. Noble
VINO has been passing "A few days with
Mrs. Noble at the home of her mother
returned to his home in South Rycgate n.
H.. Monday.-Mrs. Arthur Lavery and son
of Burlington and Mrs. Mclaughlin of
|Dunham. Que, passed Sunday with Mr.
land Mrs. John Beaulac.-Wiliam Gilbar
of Burlington is visiting friends in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin II. Chamberin of
Rutland have been visiting Dr. and Mrs
W. Stanford Stevens at Maple Grange re-
Gently. Mr.. Chamberln is auditor of the
Rutland railroad.-Mrs. George w. Ladd
died Saturday at her home on the farm of
A. NJ Aseltine near South Franklin She
had been Ill with a cancer for nearly
year. Had been operated on al St. Adams
hospital and later in Montreal but stead
lily failed until the last. The remains were
Adhtil " 81 JOluSDuly SdluIudy where
the funeral was held Sunday from the
home of w. W. Ladd. Deceased was 30
years of age and leaves husband and two
daughters. Her maiden name was Bessie
Hill, and her father, two brothers and
two sisters live in MISUNDERSTANDING
Thompson, who attended school here II
years ago. was in town Saturday on his
return to his position in Staattsburg, N.
y. from attending the funeral of his IA
Their, +. n. Thompson in Berkshre.-Mr
and Mrs. George l.. Parker Mr. and Mrs
Joe i. Bostwick and daughter. Faith, all
lof GAINESVILLE, Wis., who had been stopping
at the Quincy for several days LEFT town
Saturday.-Leonard H. Croft, who has
been In Gardner Mass. for the past few
months, is in town.-Mrs. Abbie Rawson,
who has been slowly improving from her
recent Illness is once more on the decline
Mr. and Mrs +. J. Parmelee passed Sun
day at the camp ground.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Aseltnc and son, Kenneth. are occupy
ing their cottage at the camp ground. Ly-
da Beatty is their guest.--Mrs, j. II.
Burncs with her sister Mrs. -. w. Garvin,
and son, Burnes. of Richford are in camp
on the Sheldon camp ground for a couple
iof weeks.-W. r. Austin was in town Fri
day on his return from few days stay
u
Tyler went into camp at Shipyard bay,
Highgate Springs, Saturday for a few
weeks.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Il. Yaw and son.
Ralph. who have been passing some days
in the family of w. H. Yaw returned to
Burlington Friday. Thursday evening at
NJ. +. Perley's Mrs Yaw and Master Ru
dolf Larsen gave a musicale that was
much enjoyed by a few invited guests
D. Ware Milton of Boston is passing Il va
ication with Mr.. and Mrs. \. J. CALDWELL
Mrs. ). W. Chamber.n left Friday for
Milwaukee, Wis, where Mr.. Chamberlin
has situation with the Baltimore Dairy
lLunch.-Mr. and Mrs. II. 5. Springer with
their three children of Norwich. y. Y,
came to town Friday evening and will
pass the next few weeks with Mrs. Spring
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fish.-E. X.
Barnes of Somerville, Mass. Joined his
family who are visiting AT the same boun-
tiful home.-Dr. c. G.. Abel who has been
making repairs on the interior of the
house he recently purchased, fitting up an
of1ice laying hardwood floors and COM
lpleting the sanitary arrangements. VIII
soon occupy the premises-Mr. and Mrs
r. W. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Weld
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kimball attended
the funeral of f. n Thompson in Bcrk-
day morning from a business trip to Bos-
iton.-W. b. Noble of Woodsville, \. H..
joined his family hers saturday and will
pass a few days in the family of Mrs. No
ble's mother, Mrs. Emily Kendall.-J. o.
Kimball was In town Friday and on his
return to camp at HiGhgate Springs he
was accompanied by cora Jefcrds and
Marion McCarty, who will pass few
days therc.--A. f.. Mitguy, who is travel
ing among the Berkshire hills of Massa-
Ichusetts with DR.. Kendall advertising
team, was with his family here over sun
Iday.--Lena Gushing. who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Gushing for
a week, returned to her situation in St
Adams Saturday.-A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. \. l., Muguy Friday,
July 20.
| Il. c. Smith Of St. Adams and the Frank
lin county member Of the state committee,
met the town committee and some rep
resentative republicans here Monday
evening in opera hall and arranged for
an aggressive campaign in town to be
formally opened with Il rally August 3,
when it is expected r. h. Finn of Spring
field, and r. w. Hurlburd of Hyde Park
will be the speakors.-Miss Minerva
Stokes of Brooklyn. y. Y. is spending
a few days in the family of a. J. Cald-
well.-At the corner stone laying at st,
John the Baptist Church Sunday, July
%. when the Rev. II. ]. OSulivan and
the Rev. Desrochcs will speak. A choir
from St. Adams will furnish music. The
Rev. Isaac Hyatt of Swanton occupied
the pulpit of the Free Baptist Church last
Sunday in the absence of the Rev A.
p Davis at camp.-The Rev, G. w. -lunt
was driven to RiChford Sunday evening