Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-03-14
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

C. /. Ovitt was in Essex Friday
Mrs. e. f. Beatty went to Swanton
Friday where she passed the night
with her sister. Mrs. Hogle.-Mrs V.
Il. Perley Of Richford was IN town Fri
day-NIrs. f. \. Gaines is passing a
few days with her daughters in Cam
hridge.-Health officer DR. Abel has
sent "a samples of milk to the State
laboratory from cows whose milk is
retailed in the village. Disease was
detected in two cases, one of which
has been butchered and the sale of the
product of the other held up pending
an examination for tuberculosis by a
veterinary-J. II Mears OF Norwich
University, who is being mentioned for
the vacant captaincy OF Company y.
Of st. Adams, is the son Of J. H. Mears
Of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. +. Greenwood are at
tending the automobile show in Boston
this week. They expect to visit Mr..
Greenwoods sister. Mrs. G. f. Branch,
in Amherst. Mass. on their return
Miss Mary Cassidy Of the burlington Bust
ness College passed Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. a. Cassidy
Mr.. and Mrs. d. II. ingalls, Of Farnham's
Corner, Que, We're with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. y. Kimball over Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. e. w. Pelton of Ludlow passed
Saturday and Sunday in the family OF
C. L. Marsh.-Thayer JENNIE, who has
been passing several days with his sis
ter. Miss Charlotte Jenne, at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. l.. l.. Marsh, returned
to Berkshire Monday.-C H. Abel went
to Waterbury Monday with Fayette
Titus who was brought from there last
fall. Since the fire at the county house
his mental condition has become worse.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Depate Of Fairfax
passed Sunday with Mr. Depaties son.
L. A. Depatie.
F. II. Downey was pleasantly surprised
Saturday when several friends called to
remind him OF his 50th anniversary. Sew
eral articles were left on their departure
to put the day in mind. Among those
present from out Of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Rice Of Bakersfield, Mr. and
Mrs Leo lombard and Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Downey of Montgomery and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. King of Richford.-S. X. Burt
went to Malone, n. Y, Monday.-Mrs.
Estella Rublee is III with German
measles.-An organization Of musicians
has been formed called the Ideal orches-
ira, with the following membership: Guy
W hclludI NlOllI. -. -. SSdlHSO1l, chr
ionet and prompter; z. j. loyal. cornet:
A. II. Kendall. trombone; NJ. ]. Kendall.
piano.-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Demar and
children and j. r. Wallace passed Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Smith in
Berkshre.-M. p. Pcrley passed Tuesday
and Wednesday in Burlington and Cam
bridge.
Mrs. II. j. Kimball and Master Donald
are passing the week in Grandby, Que
Clyde Ellwood OF White Plains, y. Y,
former student in the graded school
here, is visiting his brother Whyand
Ellwood. Max Hogaboom and Ruby
Burt visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Il.
Wheelock in Bakersfield Sunday--Ed-
ward, the seven years old son OF Post
master Tyler, was injured about the face
By collidng with post while coasting on
the hill near his home Tuesday. The
Chinese social in the Methodist Church
I Orlors Tuesday evening by the Young
Peoples Foreign Missionary society was
well attended and greatly enjoyed.-Henry
Coburn OF Westheld Is visiting his broth
Tallare Coburn