Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-10
ENOSBURGE FALLS.

w. G.. Mason was in Richford Friday,
whore he spoke on behalf Of the Y. NJ.
{. A. at a reception to the outgoing and
incoming pastors Of the Baptist Church.
Saturday he went to Windsor to assist
in the work at that place on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Combs ana
their son, Allen Elias from Cayuga, Ind,
are visiting Mrs. Combs's parents Ny.
and Mrs. Allen Draper after an absence
of two years Mr.. Combs expects to visit
in this section about a month. while Mrs.
Combs will remain for n longer period. 80
Mrs +. II. Brown and daughter Barbara.
returned Saturday from a two days visit
to Mrs Browns sister, Mrs. G. G. Holmes
IN st. AIbans.-Florence Rooney of Fair
field is visiting her friend. Miss Bessie
Dufiy.-A. ". Woodworth recently sold
his farm in South Rlchford known as
the EoScuhurg farm cons sting of 20
acres with stock and tools to =. Guiltnctte
Jr.; consideration, So 3'5.Go-School opened
Monday morning after the holiday vaca-
ton of two wecks.--Thc W c, r. L. viii
meet with Mr.. +. +. Perkins on Maple
Park Saturday afternoon Leader. Miss
Ellen Waguer.-Arthur Hoadlcy discover
ed the body Of a very large doe in his
sugar place recently while engaged in
drawing wood. The animal had been dead
for some weeks. Game Warden Austin
Sinclair was notified and made an exam
nation but failed to discover anything to
indicate the cause of its dc1th.-Nrs.
George Sheldon of Elmwood, Wis is
visiting Mrs, +. b. Larabee Mrs. sheldon
is a sister Of the late f. A. Thompson Of
Berkshire The Enosburgh Falls Cream
cry Co., have purchased the creamery
at Sheldon Junction which belonged to
the late c. T.. Toof Of Franklin.-Mlss
Eunice Maynard Of Winooski passed the
last week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Maynard. returning to her position
Mondsy.-Harod Mitchell of Swcetsbury,
Que, is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs.
c. II. Mitchell. The Sunday school of
the First Baptist Church was reOrganiZed
Sunday by the election of the following
officers: f. w. FOrSythe, superintendent.
A H. Wright, assistant superintendent;
Guy Kendall secretary; Lawrence Mason
treasurer; II. V. James, chorister; Miss
Ethel James. organist; Mrs. C. A. James
superintendent OF the primary depart
mcnt; Miss Ethel Cassidy, superintendent
of the home department; Miss Ethel James,
of the cradle rol;W. V,
Phelps. Miss Ethel Wadron, Miss Iva
Shower and Max Hogaboom, Introduction
Ladies' Aid served
supper in the Free Baptist Church Wed
nesday eveninG.-rhe body of Mrs,
Herrick Goodsc arrived here
Saturday evening from Rutland, where
the funeral services had been held that
day Her son-in-law L. 6. Pearson, ac-
It. The body was kept in Glib
sons undertaking rooms during the night
and taken Sunday to iIerrick for burial. T..
A. Glecd of this place went with Mr.. Pear
son.-W. r. Holden returned to his studies
in A.Jany Business College Monday.-Mrs. |
F. G. Kimball has returned from n visit
of a few weeks to her daughter, Miss
Hattie Kimball in New York city
The annual meeting Of the Free Baptist
sociotv was held Monday evening in tho
church vestry at which the following OFF, |
GERS were elected: A. b. Harris. presi- |
dert; G.. Hogaboom, e-president; c, A. |
James, clerk Mrs. p. A. Leach, treasurer !
Thomas Green, c. Hogaboom. Miss Lin |
ME Burt, auditors; r. w, Forsythe, solicit |
tor: Myron Tracy, collector; A. w. Wood |
worth. c. S. Forsythe, c. Hogaboom. |
Victor Burt w V. Phelps, trustees.--The |
annual meeting of the DIR. Il, j, Kendall |
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