Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-09-24
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

The Franklin county sunday school
convention held In the Methodist Church
here Friday was the best attended and
most inspiring meeting Of It's nature for
many years. Nearly every number on
the program was taken and all showed
thorough preparation. The entertain
ment was by the baptist and Methodist
Churches and IN royal fashion. The re-
solution urges the schools to raise at
least 10 cents per member on rally day
or as soon thereafter AS possible for
county and state work for the coming
year No invitation was received for
next years session but It Is expected
bakersfield will conclude to invite IT, At
the evening session G. J. Ferguson gave
an interesting talk on The Sunday
School as n Force for civic Righteous
ness" and Miss Edith Ealch spoke on
higher standards for county and State
work. The following officers were elect
ed: G. 4. champion of St Adams. presi-
dent: A. s Gallup OF Sheldon, vice
president Mrs W. S. Warner OF East
EuosburGh secretary; O. w Brewer OF
St Adams, treasurer department super
intcndents; elementary. Mrs. L. II. Will
son of Richford teacher training. J. W.
Pomeroy, of Enoshurgh Fails; home de-
partment. Miss Adeline Champion OF st.
Adams: temperance. Miss Nellie Man
ucl OF Richford; organized classes, the
Rev. j. s. Brown of ST. Adams; county
director. W. S. Judd Of Swanton; musical
director. W. II. Yaw of Enosburgh Falls.
There were twelve clergymen OF the
county in attendance.
Miss Amelia Kerler Of Essex and
Mrs. Orv!s Ellis of Huntington are
guests of their sister. Mrs. c. l.. Oyitt
Mrs Andrew Taylor of Clarence
Vile, Que. and Albert Sternes of St
Paul. Mimi. passed sunday In the
home OF J. 4. Gihson.-Mrs. r. II. Brill
has been passing a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. II. NJ Croft.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. Z. Kendall and daughter, Ruby
are passing the week In Hartford as
the guest of Mr.. KcndaI's brother
Don NJ. Kcndall.-Mrs l.. *. Barnes
and daughter, Grace, returned to som
erville, Mass, Monday after passing
the summer with Mrs. Barnes's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Fish.-Timothy
Uubbcll. who Is employed on the Hills
boro county. \. H.. farm near Man
chester returned home Monday after
passing a week in TOWN.. L. Huh
bell OF Boston Ia passing the week at
his farm near West Enosburgh.-'Mrs'
| l.. J. ArChambault returned Monday
from weeks visit l. her son, Louis,
in Barton-Mr. aud Mrs. A. II. Hogle
Of Swanton passed sunday here with
Mrs Hoglo's sister. Mrs. +. f. Realty.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kenheld are
| passing two weeks in Massachusetts
and New York State.--C. w. ingalls,
left here Monday or Montpelier after
n short visit to his daughter. Mrs r.
f.. Beatty
George Clark fell with a ladder on
which he was painting the tower OF L.
| c Kendalrs house on Church street. The
ladder was on the roof OF the veranda
and Mr.. Clark was picked up senseles'
but quickly revived. An examination
showed that though he had fallen about
50 feet the only injury was to one ankle
which was sprained.-"Larry" Gardner
and D. A. Thorn returned to burlington
for school Monday and Helen Cramtor
went Tuesday-Mrs d. NJ Gardner and
her daughter, Mrs. Il. J, Mears, ana son
Gardner Mears, who have been passing
several weeks at Lynn. Mass. and vi
entity, returned Saturday night john a
Ieach went Tuesday to Tewksbury'
Mass. where he has employment on Inc
State farm.-The harvest festival held by
st. Matthews Church was success
At the service Monday evening sermon
was read which was to have been del'V'
cred by the Rev. Homer White or Ran
dolph, the first pastor OF the church WIN,
was unable to be present. ~ bouhutu
dinner was served on the rectory iawt
Tuesday. The Revs. +. H. Leach OF
Richford. w. NJ. Warlow of Sheldon .
H. Watkins OF St, Adams and h. >
Stone OF Swanton were In attendance
Mrs John l.. Clair returned MONDAY
from a two weeks visit among irlehus
In New York State
SHELDON.
A very pleasant wedding took place
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs ~
Holmes. Monday evening. September Il
at eight o'clock. The contracting parties
were Fred G. Brown, son OF Dr. q NJ