Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-04
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

by r. w. Adams and is 10 feet in length.
ENoSBURGH FALLS.
Henry l.. Chambcrln, who is serv-
Ing a sentence in State prison at
Windsor for burglary and attempt to
kill NJ =. Perley nearly eleven years
ago. has petitioned Governor Prouty
for a pardon There Is a strong feel
ing here thai he had better be al
lowed 10 serve full time.--Charlcs
Armstrong is shut in as the result of
dropping a weight so as to break
bone in one of the toes of his loft
foot-Charles Cutting. who is en-
ployed in a county institution in Law
renee. Mass, is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Lizzie Cutting. for a few days.
The Wcman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety met with Mrs. ]. w. Pom
eroy Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock.--W. II. Harris. who has been
passing several weeks with his moth
err, Mrs A. b. Harris, has returned
TO HYDE Park-Mrs. L. H. Brown and
two DAUGHTERS have returned from
visit to Mrs Browns SISTER. Mrs. q.
c. Holmes, in It. Alhans.--Georse
Robbie returned to his home in st. Al
bans Saturday. Ny. Rooie was fore
man on pcrlcy's block from start TO
finish.
February weather at this station shows
a sli.it excess OF temperature and moist
ure above the average of the past -
wears. The mean reading was 1871 against
a normal Of II. and precipitation OF rain
ma melted snow SOS inches. against
a normal Of 800 Tho highest reading was
&c the 9th and the loves &c below zero
the first The total SNOW fall was I5
inches ard six inches were ON the ground
at the close Of the month The month was
cor1poscd cf clear 3 partly cloudy and
Y cloudy davs.--Miss Adelaide Croft, who
has been i'll tho past week, is tnnroVoi.-
Tho condition Of w. s Hutchinson is
also improved.--W. r.. Fuller. who has
been In tho customs service and for Sow
eral years stationed at Depot HARROW,
Ont has been ordered 70 report TO Bur
l,neton.-Mrs c. L. I}rtch ard daughter,
Gladys of East Tighgatc passed Sunday
with Mrs. Britch's mother, Mrs. Z. j.
Hines.
The hiram Perry, who shot Catherine
MacDoucnl in Boston. February ~, was
n son oc the late W, A. Perry of this
town. His wife was Miss Sharlow
who was divorced from him about the
time she sca!ded an inmate % thc Stato
hosui.a, IN waterbury fcw years ago.
which gave hcr some nO;or'etv. Since
then perry has been Icnndercr betrC
in this town last July ? when he went
to Boston. His mother lives with friends
in Randolph. soon after reaching Boston
no was robbed Of $500 (all his savirSs>
and had become reckless. having !, Is
sa id taken 70 drink.
Y. N. Smith OF 81. Adams was in town
Monday making arrangements for the
t,risl of his :sther-!r.iaw. Nalson Al
lcrd. for many years a resident here
Nr. Auard lost lis eyesight q few years
auo. socn after Mrs. Ai!ard's death. He
was 70 years OF ago and had been In
failing health for several months and
rad passed tia las, week In 81. Adams
hospital The burial will re In Main
street cemetery after the arrival 81 tho
las train to-day. I: will be In charge OF
Rev. william Shaw. pastor OF the Meth
coist Church O: which Mr.. Al,Ard WAS a
member. Victor Cohen OF Fl. Adams
has rented the stoi, occupied by Miss
Georgia Scott III ere Burr block. Wien
stocked II will 10 opened In charge OF
I,oac Brown OF this town JOSEPH X.
Marley Of Middletown. Conn. returned
home Monday s-tter wee; with his Sis
ter Mrs. George pener, n West i:nos-
burgh.-M. 2. Hubbard of boston Is
rass,ns a few days in trwn.-The meet
ing OF the County B'acksmith's assoc
int,or Monday evening was attended by
three from st. Albans, one each from
| Rich,orJ, West Berkshire. West Enos.
burgn and Sheldon. Letters were read
fcou several others who arr in hearty
| symrnthy with the movement to bring
| oh,r,t n better feeling among the craft.
Al the close OF the celebrating re-