Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-27
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ENOsBURGH FALLS.

ENOsBURGH FALLS.
The following will teach the high
and graded school which will open in
the new building september 9. Everett
V. Perkins principal; Miss Sadie l..
Grant. Miss vida Moorehouse, assist
ants; Miss Ellen H. Wagner. eighth
grade and high school preparatory;
Miss Katherine s. Pease. sixth and
seventh grades; Miss Lena A. Narcotic,
fourth and nfth grades; Miss Ida NJ.
Sykes. second and third grades. Miss
Helena u. Carpenter. first grade Miss
Emily Carpenter. music.-Miss Mar
jory Davis entertained ton young girl
fHcnds Friday afternoon in honor of
her tenth birthday.-Mrs. Lillian Baa-
singer returned to Poushkeepsie. \.
- Saturday Bfter several weeks with
her parents. Mr. ana Mrs benjamin
Davis Miss katherine Kent OF Green
Island. n. T. who had been her guest
for two weeks returned also.--Fuy II.
Ovitt Of Schenectady. n. y Is passing
few weeks with his parcnts.--M. A.
Aecitinc has returned to Boston.-Mrs,
NJ !. Converse has returned to Maiden.
Mess--T. !. Tyler passed Sunday at
HiRhRate Springs.-Mrs. w. w. Hutch
inson passed Sunday in Highgate
Springs Emma Ianou went to
Burlington Saturday for ten days
stay.
Miss Emma Banou, who has been visit
| Ing her sister, Mrs J. Paquet, left Satur-
| day for Burlington.-Miss Irene Chat-
telle OF Springfield Mas. and Mics
| Lizzie Young OF St. Adams. who have
been passing n week with Miss Young's
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Florn Young. re-
turned home Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. c.
| l.. Marsh and Miss Ruth Draper left
Monday for a trip TO Montreal quebec.
and the Sngienay.-George Spicer left
! Monday to attend the meeting OF the
| New Hampshire veterans association
| Mrs G.. y. Simpson and son Harold. OF
| Greensboro nre passing n few days with
Mrs Simpsons sister. Mrs. II. a. Fair
banks.-Mr and Mrs N, n. Alexander
Of ST. Adams passed sunday with Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Gibson.-E. T.. Pratt OF
Rockland H.. Is Waiting his mother,
Mrs G. NJ. Pratt.--The ball team went 20
Montgomery Saturday and played the
local team, winning : to 2
After months Of busy work the new
condensary Of tho Federal Packing com
pany started steam and Tho regular blow
ing of its whistle Monday morning This
Is the largest plant of It's nature In tn,
state because located In the best dairy
section. A canvass made by this COM
pany shows 10000 cows within a radius of
eight niles Next Monday i, will begin
to receive milk.-Vernon Morrison Of
Manchester. y. H., Is passing a few days
In town.-Ralph Cutting Of Swami IN
passed Sunday with his mother, Mrs. LIZ
zie Cutting.-Mrs. H. II. Brown and Mrs.
A. NJ Lindsey LETT Monday to pass n
week at camp meeting in Waterbury,
The Or. y. j. Kendall company started
work In It's laboratory Monday morning
after two weeks vacation.-J, G. Towle,
who has been Mt Riverside camp for
eight weeks. has moved back and r-
sumed his work as county supervisor Of
hghways.-Mr and Mrs. Joel Besscy are
preparing to movh TO l.amoile county
where they have purchased n farm John
II Mears hns left for Minneapolis. whore
he will resume his duties as commandan Mt
, in St Thomas COLES e.-Mrs. Frank Mo
ran and three children OF 1>~om!nstcr.
Mass. is passing n few days with her
father. Andrew Kel!y.-Mrs. Nary Gates
ard daughter Fannie Of Middlchury
were guest, Of Mrs. j. ". Pomeroy Tues
day
republican rally will be held In
opera hall tonight The Hon. f. j..
nm and s. HOLSTER Jackson are to
speak The Enosburgh Falls band viii he
in attendance The body Of Jason H..
Marsh, who died in Swanton Monday,
was brought here Wednesday and
buried in MssisGuo cemetery. Mr..
Marsh had lived nearly all his life In
this section. The Rev william Shaw
or!ciated at the grave and music was
furnished by a mixed quartette consist
ing Of Mrs. A. a. Aeet!ne, Mrs. W. y
Fuller. DR. W W Hutchinson and W
II. Yaw-A wedding was held at ST..
John the Batplst Church Wednesday
morning when Miss Flora Hoben OF
Borksh!re and Eugene O'Connell Of
Fairfield were married the Rev. NJ 5
O'Donneu performing the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. O'Connell will make their home
in Farheld.-T F. Boaulac has sold
his interest in the marble business here
and in Sheldon to his brother, J, H., who
was In company with him 7. r. Will
act as agent FOR his brother Miss Bes-
sic Williamson gave an informal re-
ception to n few family friends Tuesday
in honor of Miss Bessie Edgar. who Is
passing a few DAYS here. Misses Helena.
Louie md Winnifred Carpenter and
their grandmother, Mrs. r. Carpenter.
are passing few days in East Berk-
shire.
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