Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-04
ENOSBURGR FALLS.


Or. Il. ). hutchinson VAS out saturday
after having been contend to the mouse
| II week by il'ness.-Fitty-f1Vet tickets were
sold here saturday morning for the OK
| cursion OF the Franklin County club 20
1tcondoroga.-A picnic for the schools oi
the town was held in the grove OF +. a.
cassidy Friday, About 900 persons were
present. prog"amn" intersperSed with
music was carried out.-Mr. and Mrs. f.
c. smith Of St Adams were in town over
sunday as guests of Miss Florence smith
The sunday school of the Methodist
church decorated ON" hundred ana forty
graves in the two cemeteries Sunday.-H.
W. SouIe' VINO is travelling in New YORK
state passed sunday with his family
here.-Mr. and Mrs +. l.. Lawrence and
Miss Eva Armstrong passed Sunday in
WaterViIle.-Mr and Mrs. Jesse Reming-
ton passed Sunday with Mrs. ReminEton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baker-'M. l..
irish returned from South Hero saturday
where he had been with his class in civil
engineering for two weeks past-Work on
the new school building is suspended for
TINS week. The workmen are at their
homes in Burlington for the wcek.-The
Monday on his return from a few days
visit in Berkshire. Mrs. y. Holden is
passing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. O.
W. Holden.-E. f. Greenwood returned
from the shoot in Plattsburgh Friday.
The St Albans club to which he belongs
! won second place.-Ifev. w. w. Mason
was In Fast Fairfield sunday, where he
preached in Union Church 10 the members
- Masonic
Whitney is passing few days at Gale
donia Springs. Ont.-D. NJ. Rose and his
son, Oscar Rose are expected home Mon
day from a few days visit in Waterloo,
Que.-Miss Stella Chairman is passing
few days in st. AIbans.-Mrs. r.. j. Hines
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Britch in
East llighGate.-M!ss Bertha Martindale
is caring for Mrs. J. n. Blair-F. II.
Ovitt, who recently graduated from the
University of Vermont department of
electrical engineering, has secured
position with the General Electric com
nany at schenectady, \. 1.-M'sS Lillian
Brown Of Bellows Falls is passing a few
days in the famlly OF her brother, Dr.
+. II. Brown.-Miss Jessie Carpenter
completed her school in Shoroham Friday
| and will pass the summer al her home
! in New Haven IS has been reported
| Charlie Smith and "ChinK' Erwin We're
| overcome by a recent visit 10 tn" county
seat and made night hidoous Thursday
night with a comradc named McGraw
Friday grand jurod McAllistcr brought
them before the police court who thought
thtey ought to contribute SIS to the sup
port of the state, as they We're second
IN. Il. s,f tn n a,
They furnished bail for the payment
within 3 days. McGraW is keeping shy
II. II. F'arrar has put in a wider door at
| thte entrance to the post office, making
an Improvement that patrons will much
| appreciate. b. Crochicr of -lontreal Is
| visiting at A. S. Armstrongs.- Miss
| Marion Martin of Richford passed Sunday
with Miss Marguerite Stetson.-Mr. and
Mrs j. A Spauding of Fletcher were
with Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Holden over
| Sundav.-Mrs w. H. Yaw returned from
johnson saturday, where she had passed
the week
June weather shows no unusual fea-
lures The mean temperature was 60 G
against a normal of b52 Total rainfall
was 40 inches with a normal of 455
inches The month was composed of a
clear. 10 nartlv cloudy and cloudy DAYS
Tho police court was in operation Mon
dav long enough to DISPOSE of tho case
Of seymour Avery. n regular visitor to
the county seat. This visit cost him $40
Miss Mary A. Riley is passing two
weeks in Rurlineton.-C. H. Aheu attend
ed the regular quarterly meeting of the
directors of the Poorhousc association in