Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-02-22
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

Leroy Bureson Of Hyde Park is Asit-
ing among friends in this viciniN.--
Joshua Booth OF Waterloo. Que. was in
town Friday.-Miss Marion Weld enter
tanned a dozen of her girl friends Satur-
day in celebration Of her eighth birth
day.-Misses Linnie Budd Lydia Beatty
and Bulah Best passed Sunday in Rich
fordL d. Hart opened the new pool
room in the rear basement under the
barber shop Monday.-rhc Banner Notion
store run by Moses Dtary opened Monday
in store recently occupied by Miss Scott 8
millinery establishment.-M A NJ. Asel-
tine and son, Kenneth, went to st. AL
bans Saturday. whore they were met by
Mr.. Aseltine. who has been 20 Albany,
n. y, and all passed Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs T.. johnson
Miss Cornelia Williams is passing
few days with Mrs. Ednah Leach at the
Center.-Mrs. Lena Graves, who has
been caring for Mrs. +. }. Tyler and
visiting among friends, left here Sat
urday for her home in SWanton.-W.
G. Mason passed sunday in Sheldon
among the churches.-Mrs c. e. Whit
ney was in Burlington Saturday.-A. J.
Caldwell returned home Thursday at
ter an absence of several weeks.--Mrs.
Emma Barnes of Bakersfield is visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Harriet Abel
The members of the Junior class in the
high school tall sirls) passed sunday
with Miss Cora Orr at her fathcr's.-
Mrs. Chase of ScheuoVus y. y, is pass
ing some days with her sister, Mrs.
r. j. Bcst.--IIomcr Converse OF Rich
&c, -iSyt Inn, fft. to
MIR. and Mrs. r. + Wells of sweets
burg. Que, passed sunday with Mrs.
Wclls's sister, Mrs. ! .-B. iiimball.-
Miss Adelaide Croft. who has been
quite i'll, is improved as is Miss Myrtle
Rose, who has pneumonia. The condi-
tion of W. Il Parker, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, is not i'm
proved.--The evening train on Satur-
day ran over the large tcn-year-old
house dog of Mrs Abbic Rawson, kill
ing it instantly.-Nr. and Mrs. yelling
ton Walker of burlington are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. Napoleon Richards. 49,
Q. Merrill went Tuesday to Plttsford to
a meeting of the trustees OF the YER
mont sanatorium.--H. Moffatt, who is
getting logs off tho lot he purchased
in Potten. Que, last fall, passed sun
day with his family here.
J. G.. JENNIE. accompanied 10y his sister
Mrs. T.. +. Stiles. who is visiting her
niece, Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh. to st. Adams
Monday.--George Sylvester of New Bed
ford, Mass. passed some days with his
mother. Mrs J., LEcuyer here. leaving
for his home Monday.-Miss Helen Mer-
rll celebrated her tenth birthday by en-
tertainiug ten of her girl friends to tea
Monday-Mrs c. l.. Marsh and i. l..
Marsh were in Sheldon Sunday, where
they attended the funeral of Mrs. Anna
Ohver-Mss Eta Tavcvaw returned TO
Brghamton, N. y, Tuesday after hay
ing passed vacation of about two
months with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Teveyaw,--Dr. c. ;. l." Smith.
who has been passing the winter with
his sister, Mrs. Hattie Nichols, in town,
has gone 10 California to visit "A brother.
The Rev r.. NJ. Fuller of Burlington,
the general secretary OF the Vermont
Sunday School association, will be in
town next Sunday in the interest of on
Ganized work lie Will speak in the
morning at West EnosburE and hold II
conference for workers here at three
o'clock and address a union meeting in
the Baptist church here in the evening.
Monday there will he conference OF
county officers in the parlor of the
Methodist Church. Henry Babcock Of
Fairfax treasu of the county Sunday
School association will speak in West
Berkshire and East Franklin Sunday
morning and be here for the evening
union meeting.-Mr ana Mrs. c. L.
Marsh were in Burlington Tuesday,
where they attended the State emcamp
ment of G. A. R.-Frank Page of Gard
ner Mass, who has been passing a
week with his daughter, Mrs. l.. II.
Croft, returned home Tuesday.-The Rev.
r. T.. White was obliged to cancel his
engagement to lecture for the high
school library fund on account of illness
1t is expected another date will be ar
ranged.-Mr. and Mrs. w l.. Burlc-
son of Hyde Park, who have been visit
ing friends in Richford, are at present
passing some days in town among old
friends--The village schools will observe
Friday instead of Thursday as Wash
ington's birthday by closing. There will
be appropriate exercises Thursday to
commemorate the day.-Mr. and Mrs. s.
b. Marvin of st. Marys. Pa, Mrs. W.
~ Nor"ss VI Saya"s"' 'Hu M'Ss i'aui"
V. and =. Perley Marvin and Mrs. Eliza
Bogue of Richford visited -. and Mrs
NJ. p. Perley Tesday. Mrs. Bogue is re-
naming in town for some days-The
Revs. +. H. White and A. f. Davis are
to exchange pulplts next Sunday with
the Revs. S. n. smith ana Scoheld of
Richford and discuss the merits and de-
merits of local option in both towns
Mrs. j. $. Burt and two sons. Parker
and Stanley. are passing some days with
Mrs. Burt's father, W, II, Parker Dr.
r. S. Hutchinson WAS in Burlinsto on
Tuesday. - Frank Green of Cambridge
who has been visiting his brother, j. W.
Green, returned home Tuesday.-Miss
Eunce Murphy is vistsns friends in
acknowledgements Mason. the oldest