Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-01-16
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

ENOSBURGH FALLS.
G. l.. Ovitt was called to Waterbury
by the sudden death of his aunt, Mrs
Margret Pclls) Ovitt as the result of a
tcholS at nine o'clock Saturday. The
body was brought here Monday after
noon and the funeral services held at
Mr.. Ovitts at two o'clock. The Rev. f.
g. Kellogg conducted the services as
sisted by the Rev. r. e. White. The
burial was in the cemetery at West
Enosburgh where her husband, II. B.
Ovltt, was buried q years ago. Mrs
Ovltt, who was in her Goth year is sur
vlved by n daughter, Miss Amanda. who
Is n teacher in the graded school in
Watcrbury.--L. C. Kendall and the Rev.
w. J. NJ. Beattie are In Montreal.--J. T..
loyal passed Sunday with his uncle, DR..
IT. o. loyal, in Newport--The 18th an
rivcrsary OF the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Jones was observed by 81
dinner to their friends and an exhibition
of souvenirs which included the wedding
rlke.--The condition of Mrs T.ovina Ladd
Tho condition of Mrs Lovina Jadd.
who recently fell and broke her hip.
continues favorable.--Mrs. O. A. stevens
is passing a few days with her sister
in Waterbury, date of holding the
Sunday school institute here when Mrs.
Rryner will be present has been changed
from February 10 to February q. Ar
rangcmcnts are being made by commit
tees from the Baptist and Methodist
Churches to entertain all who come
Mrs T. L. White has been i'll for Sow
eral days as the result of a. nervous
break down.
Among those who attended the fun
eral of Mrs Margaret Ovtt here Mon
day afternoon from out of town were
u. ]. Pclls. Sanford Backus, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. Bacl<us of Bedford. Que Mrs.
John Guthrie, Clarence Guthrie. Mr..
and Mrs G. II. Pomeroy of East Frank
lin. Miss NJ. A. Armstrong of Berkshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Abel. Herman
Foster of East Swanton. Mr.. and Mrs.
EDISON ,Lamphere of sheldon, Mrs. II.
y. Kcttcll of st. Adams. George Hill
and Miss Lizzie Hill OF Fairfield. Miss
Amanda Ovitt returned to Waterbury
Tucsday.--Nr. and Mrs. Foster Clement
md son of Burlington and Mrs. |. IT,
Alden Of Red Bank. n. j., passed Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. O. Merrill.-NIrs.
r. G. Brown and two daughters passed
Sunday in Richford. guests Of Mrs.
browns brother, Or. r. NJ. Polton.--
Mrs. l.. +. Greenwood is passing the
week in Coventry while Mr.. Green
wood is on a trip to Springfield and
Amherst, Mass.-Mrs. +. w. Sawyer or
Springfield is visiting in town. Mr..
Sawyer was in town Tucsday.-Mr. and
Mrs II. +. Miner. who have hoon pass
'ng week here with Mr. Miners par
,nts, left Tuesday for St Adams where
.hcy will make a short visit before re-
turning to Newport.
Enosburgh Falls has the distinction to
have shown the lowest temperature "a
below zor1) of any place in New Eng
and during December according to the
report from the section director at los
lon.-Mss Sykes. teacher in the
graded school, received word, while the
Tames were still raging Tuesday even
Ing, of the burning Of the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Sykes
on the West road between East Berk-
shire and Richford.--E. r. Derby of
Northfeld was in town Tuesday He has
been engaged as superintendent OF the
Wachusett creamery in this place and is
10 begin his work next week He did
not find a house to suit him.-Mrs. NJ. +.
House Of ChateauEay, y. V, and daugh-
Yer, Jessie. were in town Tuesday. Mrs.
Houses parents, Mr. and Mrs. o. F.
Gilbert, live at West Enosburgh.-The
officers OF NIissisquoi Court, c. o. F.,
which have been previously reported
we're installed Tuesday evening. Deputy
Hich CHEF Ranger j. VI. Trombly of
Hishgate had charge of the exercises
The officers of Enosburgh Falls Court
J. o. f, We're installed Wednesday even
Ing. j. O. Kimhal acted as deputy high
chief rangcr-Mrs. c. II. Mitchell is
passing the week with her daughter,
Mrs. A. W. Faddon. in st. Adams.