Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-28

er of Fairfield Helen f. Hall and Ada
Willard of Richford. Eva Jeffords and
Max w, Jolly of Berkshire, Ardelle q.
Parsons of Fletcher, Elva J. Towle Of
Franklin and Julia Brown of Swanton.
Colonel Herbert Sawyer arrived Friday
from Boston, where he has passed the
winter.-Mrs. Clayton Elwood left Satur-
day for IIighEate, where she will pass
few days before going to Boston Mass.
whore Mr.. Ellwood Is employed.-C. A.
Holden left Monday for Farnham, y.
! O., where he has work on the Canadian
Pacific railway.--Adelain Stanhope went
to Rcadsboro Saturday, where she will
teach this sprng.-Mrs. Flora Rouse. who
has been the guest OF Miss Belle c. Stone.
returned to East Berksire Saturday,
David Coburn of Lyme, N IT,, visited his
nephew, NJ. G.. Cramton. Thursday.-L.
! G. Rich has entered the employ Of Kimball
| Brothers q COR. G. Ovitt Is suffering
from a severe attack OF heart trouble
About 10 from here attended the whist
tournament at the Owl club, st. Adams
Friday evening. Howard Wiley of Rich
ford is passing few weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. A. II. Shufelt
| r. G. Brown Of Sheldon passed Sun
| day with his brother. Or. r. H. Brown
| Tho farm of tho late w. r. Parker in
Fletcher. consisting of 1916 acres, Is to be
sold at public auction April 1O-The
Ladies' Aid Will serve supper in the ves-
! try OF the Methodist Church Friday
| evening" Clayton Burt received a mes
sage from Wakeeney, kans. announcing
the death of his brother, Cortes, and
that the body would be sent here for
| burial. Mr.. Burt had a letter from his
brother within "A week at which time he
was we'll as usual. He was in the 10th
year of his age and had been away from
here about three years.. r.. Crochier
of Montreal passed Sunday in the family
| OF a s. Armstrong. Miss Madge and
| Ruth Goodspccd of Montgomery were
| with their aunt Mrs. -. H. Dickinson,
| over Sunday.-A Gushing of ST. Adams
passed Sunday with NJ Murphy-The
Rev. l.. Cheary of St. Michaes College
Winooski, has supplied for Rev. ]. b.
/ McGarry for the past two SUNDAYS
| Father McGarry who accompanied his
| sister. Mrs. Flanagan. on her return to
| Proctor..i is expected back by next Sun
day. owing to the condition OF his health
there will be no mid-week services in St
John the Baptist Church. His condition
| is slightly improvcd.-G. s Fassett left
! Monday for Burlington where he ex-
poets to pass the season in connection
| with the completion Of Morrill, Hall.
! Evidences that the telephone is here to
stay multiply. One Is the work being done
by Northern company. who have for two
weeks been putting in an average of one
new instrument per day on their line
from Richford to Swanton. They are also
strlnglng another wire to Montgomery to
accommodate the growing business from
that town.--Twenty Y. NJ G. A. boys on
ioYed an evening with Austin Clark Mon-
! day.-A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
G. G. ingalls, Monday.--E H. Hamilton OF
81. Adams was visitor in town Monday.
g. L. Ovitt was In Burlington Monday
| Miss E1izab beth Sutton of RoXbury has
entered the employ of Miss Georgia Scott.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. p. Perley were in Bur
| ington Tuesday.
At the annual meeting of Enosburgh
Falls graded school district held Tuesday
evening. The following officers We're
elected: Moderator, V. a. Irish; clerk, A
H. Manley prudential committee for three
years, w. +. Mitiguy; treasurer, V. A.
James; collector of taxes and truant Off
GER, A. j. Croft; auditors. F.. j. Parne-
lee. j. O. kimball. C. G. Abel: voted to
pay the clerk $40 per annum; voted to sus-
| tain school Sc weeks during the coming
year: voted a tax of So cents on the dollar
to support the school and pay $1,000 on
the new school house debt.-Mrs. Anna
Cfalbraith returned Wednesday from a
visit OF several days to her mother in
Newport.-Car f. Brown has been In
Morrisville and other places In that sec
ton for few days past looking up the
concrete business for the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Smith and their
daughters, Grace and Gertrude, living on
rural route No. will leave to-day for
! Derry, y. H, where Mr.. Smith has en-
ploynent on the milk farm OF G.. b. Hood
| They were accompanied by Mr.. Smiths
niece, Mrs. Clayton Elwood and child
who go to Boston. and Mrs. Martha ORA
per. who is to make an extended visit to
her son, d. c. r. Draper in Med ford 49,.
Guy L. Moffatt has gone to ST. Adams
Bay where he has employment with his
! brother-ln-law, John Mart.n.-Harley
Kidder who has lived about here the
most of the time for several seasons. left
Wednesday for place Ave miles beyond
Newton Falls, n. Y, where he has en-
ployment with Webster Sons Of Swanton
in rebuilding the mill and other property
destroyed by fire last fall.--Mrs. r. ].
Mears was in Burlington Tuesday and
! Wednesday where she visited her brother
w. L. Gardner. who is student In tho
university.-Mrs. A. A. Kendall went to
Worcester, Mass, Thursday. She was &C
companied by her daughter Mrs. Aura
Stratton. who will pass a few weeks there
before going TO the White Mountains for
| the season.
ENOsBURGH.
f. II. Dow. Sc years old. died Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock a his home in