Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-05-07
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

X. a, Gaines was THROWN from MS
wagon by tho accidental starting NJ his
team ~ the owls Eoah creamery fri
day morning and suffered badly broken
hip. Mr.. Gaines is Il years 81 age
which is against his speedy recovcrr.
His daughter, Mrs +. G. Royce, Of Shell
don Springs Is with him. The listers will
be at tho town clerks office May Il to
hear appeals from their appraisals The
result Of the executive committee meet
ing Of the Sunday School association IN
ST. Adams Friday which was attended
by j. W. Pomeroy Of this town was to
authorize the president to appoint Ger
tain committees TO meet with the com
mttoe ut an adjourned meeting in ST.
Adams May e at 1915 a. m when ar
rangemcntc will be completed for the
Fourth Of July celebration At Riverside
camp.-Mrs. Myra Prairie OF Franklin,
who has been in Richford for seven
| months, is stopping with her cousin, Mrs
George Doner, near West EnosburEh
a. H. King and H. l.. Baker Of Rich
! ford wcrn in town Saturday. Mrs. T.. T..
Beatty returned from Montpelier Friday
where she passed fcw weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. ingalls,
Mrs. Katie Parmenter OF Chataugay y.
| Y, is with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Tut
! tie.
| At the meeting Of the vestry Of st.
! Matthews Church Monday evening the
following vestrymen were elected: c. l.
Marsh, II. a. Cramton l.. c. Kendall,
J. II. Mears. 3. II. Dickinson, C. II.
Stetson, A r. Bell, +. j. Tyler, c. u.
! Stratton The vestry met and organized.
In the absence of the rector, G. L.
Marsh acted as chairman. c, L. Marsh
was elected senior warden and II. A.
| Cr2mton, junior warden; delegates tc
the diocesan convention in Burlington in
June, G. l. Marsh, II, A. Cramton, A.
! r Bell, l.. c. Kcndall.-T. n. Armstrong
is i'll from blood poisoning from slight
wound on one foot. A. Smith. Jr. Of
Montgomery and Alvin Bogue left Tues
day for omaha, Neb., whence they vii
start on an advertising trip in the in.
terests &c the DR.. Il. ]. Kendall Co
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Royce Of sheldon
Springs returned home Monday after a
few days passed with Mrs. Royce :
father, L. A. Gaines, who broke his hip
last Friday Mr.. Gaines condition is
not improved. though not considered
dangerous.
The annual village meeting Tuesda g
evening, passed off quite harmon iousl S.
The only contest was over trcasuro
in which w. b. I-add won over II. r.
kinhall. The following officers wcre
elected V. a. Irish, moderator; j. A
Harvey, clerk: c. G. Abel. j. A
Mason. f. f, Beatty trustees; A. J
Croft. collector; f. Judd Irish, water
and light commissioner for five years
H. +. Reed, chief engineer; II. J.
Draper. f. Judd Irish assistants, theso
three were made a board of fire war
dcns) T.. J. Parmelee, J. g. kimhall
G. II Stetson, auditors; 900 appro-
priated for care of Lincoln and Maple
parks TO be expended by the Village
Improvement society; 500 appropri-
ated for hand concerts at discretion
of the trustees. The trustees were Iii
rocted to purchase the old school build
ing and convert a portion OF it into
cents on the dollar was voted AT I
meeting Of the alumni of the high
school Monday. il was agrced to hold
the annual banquet at sheldon as last
year-W. f.. Hcndrick attended the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. l.. j. Hen
drick, aged -. in sheldon Tuesday
Mrs Hcndrick died at her grand
+ daughters in Hardwick where she had
made her hon>o.--A daughter was borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Durc ha ru
Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. +. j. Irish and
son Norton, are passing a few days
= ! in bristol with Mrs IrishS parents.