Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-06-27
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The following is a list of the heaviest
taxpayers and the amounts upon which
they are assessed: A. P. Leach. s24.S2e;
DR.. p. j. Kendall Co.. $685., A, p. Croft.
sl2, no; Aseltine e. Greenwood. S256s; DR..
W. s. Stevens. s15, 26o; Richard Smith, s15.-
$50: VI. A. Pond, sl2,165; NJ. P. Perley. $50
725: o. Merrill. ss0,025: c. l.. Marsh. s34,
$40.
Frank Meyette left Saturday for
Springfield, Mass. where he will make
his home with his daughter. Mrs
George C. Archambault.--A. B. Croft
and his daughter, Mrs. Chaffee, return
ed home Friday from Nashua, n. H..
and Boston.--Miss Mary Porter and
Miss Carrie Galbraith are passing a
few days in Newport.-C. l.. Ovitt re-
ceived a message Friday from Aber-
deem, 9. D.. telling of the death from
appendicitis of his brother in law
Frank w. Aver, who was conducting
a restaurant in that city. Mr.. Aver
went from Essex about three years
ago and had been out of health for
two years past.-The funeral of Emer-
son Fletcher, the only child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Fletcher. was held at
their home in Samsonville Friday, the
Rev. c. J. Peterson of East Berkshire
officiating. The burial was Mt North
Enosburgh, The child was two years
weeks with spinal meningitis-S. c.
Towle accompanied ]. c. Pomeroy on
his return to Burlington Friday for a
few days visit.--State's Attorney F. s.
Tupper was in town Friday as re-
suit of a complaint which had been
made to him about a couple of citi-
zens George Erwin had been to the
county seat and got so big a jag on
he had to be helped home. He pleaded
guilty to intoXication and was fined
SIS for a second offence and costs. He
paid the costs and signed the pledge
for six months instead OF paying the
fine. The other respondent was dis
charged as there was nothing to show
A list of "habituals" has been sent to
each St. Adams lcensee.-Lawrence
Gardner will be the captain OF the L.
" NJ. base ball team another year
Miss Sarah Erwin went to Winooski
Saturday, where she will pass a few
weeks in the family of Charles Rlan-
chard.-The brick work on the new
Catholic Church is completed and the
stagings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Manly re-
turned to Bellows Falls Saturday
Orlaff Holden returned from Richford
Saturday.-Dr. F. S. Hutchinson Is con-
fined to the house by an attack of the
grip
Prof. j. NJ Barker of Boston Univer.
sity spoke In tho Methodist Church Sun
day morning in the interest of the Anti
Saloon League, giving a very candid and
convincing address. In the evening he
spoke in the Methodist Church in Sheldon
at union service. He was entertained
while here by ]. w. Pomeroy and lef,
Monday for Troy. N. willis Kent left
Saturday for New York He has been at
the home of his parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. f. Kent, for two weeks past.-I, II.
Pomeroy. Y. V. M. 10, returned to his
home here Saturday. He was accom-
panied by r. l.. Kdbby of Randolph. 'os.
who passed Sunday here, leaving Monday
for Paul Smiths, N. Y, where he has
employment for the summer.-Miss Jessie
Carpenter, who has been teaching in
Shoreham since February, has taken the
position of assistant principal of Fair
Haven high school for the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs e. o. Mitiguy's mother,
Mrs. A. Mitiguy. in Samsonvile last
week. They passed Sunday here with
Mr.. and Mrs, A, J. Chadwick, returning
to Burlington Monday.-Mrs. W. C. Yaw
is passing the week in Johnson.-Guy
Moffatt who is employed in st. Adams,
passed Sunday at his home here.-Miss
Helena Carpenter, who is in East Berk-