Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-12-09
ENOSBuRGH FALLS.

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O. Kinball. e. J. Tyler and J. II. Mears
! were appointed to represent st. Mat
thew's Episcopal Church on the joint
committee.-F. c. Averll OF Sunapee, n.
H.. has been in town the past week.-Mr.
and Mrs. II. G. Pomeroy Of St. Adams
were in town Friday.--Harris Shower has
"A position in a store in st. Albans.-There
will bea reception in the high school room
| Friday evening by teachers and pupils
to friends and parents at which Professor
! Messenger Of the University of Vermont
will speak.-The funeral of Mrs. J, II.
Stone was held Saturday from her late
home on South Main street. the Rev. Will
/ liam Shaw officiating. Music was fur
nished bv the choir from West Enos-
| burgh. The bearers were c. II. Abel e.
| l.. Mason, f. r. Ovitt and Il. q. Stone.
| Burial was in Main street cemetery
whittier the remains of Mr.. Stone will
later be transferred.-Mr Ezra Pond
and daughter of East Berkshire attended
tho funeral Of Mrs Stone-Mr and Mrs.
| p. J Brown of Swanton are visiting their
son, Or. f. H. Brown.
| The ladies of the Methodist Church are
to hold n food sale in Perlcy block Friday
and Saturday afternoons.-M Eta
| Canning returned Saturday from
months visit among friends in Barre
and Stowe.--A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs l.. ]. Irish Sunday, December g
Under the North star present
cd IN opera hall Wednesday. Dec. S.
| Rev sylvester Donaldson of St. Adams
viii occupy the pulpit OF the Methodist
! Church mex. Sunday as Mr.. Shaw OK
poets to attend n convention in Schenec-
tady y. Y.-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Depatie
and son, Earl. have been visiting friends
in Fairfax for week past-Mrs. G.
Lancton is employed in NJ. =. Perle, &,
companys sore during the holiday per-
| iod.
Miss Glenna Casavant was caught by
the hand in the machinery OF filling
machine at the condensary Monday fore
| noon and the flesh was badly lacerated
| recurring a number of stitches to close
the wound.-W. j. Thayer has returned
from Worcester Mass. where he has
| been passing Il few weeks with his
parents-The Rev. L. o. Sherburne of
burlington was in town Monday.-George
o. Bowen of Berkshire was in town
| Saturday on his return from Massa-
chusetts. He visited Thomas w. Lawson s
| estate, Dreamwold. where he purchased
| a Jersey bull to head the herd on KIM
| balls Maple Lawn farm.--M. +. PerleS
| and the Rev. William Shaw leave Friday
| for Schenectady, n. Y, 70 attend the
| laymen's conventon.-Mrs. T.. Z. Burt
was called to bakersfield by the serious
condition of her brother, A. NJ. Hall.
following an attempt at suicide.-W. jay
Watson returned from Boston last week.
He now expects to leave here for Seattle,
Washington. Monday.-There was an
auction at the home Of John Keaulac
Monday when c. l.. Mason sold for him
| a lot of goods he did not want to move
to Burlington. where he is soon going
A bid Of SITE was made by l., II. Croft
on the house which Is held at $500
The semi-annual meeting OF the Miss
isauoi Minist erial association met with the
Rev. William Shaw Tuesday. Papers
were read by O. b. Wells Of bakersfield
c. ]. Peterson and w. c. Bernard OF East
Berkshire. There were present beside
these, II. f. Howard, O. l.. barnard. w.
T. Douglass. G. C. Westcott. F.. w. Day.
i. r. Currier. w. C, Kelley, w. F. Clark.
Officers elected President. H. Il. Howard;
vice president, e. Il. Currier: secretary
treasurer. F, W. Day; next meeting.
January 4. with the Rev. W. +. Clark
Mrs. f. s. Bogue is visiting at NJ. =.
Perley s.--Mrs Il. j. Parmelee assisted
at the Olmstead- HaslSins wedding n,
South Franklin Tuesday Charles Me
burg and Mr.. and Mrs i. w Pomeroy
returned from St. Albans Wednesday,
Mrs. c. c. Austin and children left Tues
day for White River Junction. where
they are to make their home
special meeting OF the city council
was heid yesterday afternoon at 4.aO
O'CLOCK when the resignation Of Ernest
H. fortin as superintendent OF streets
ana water was rendered and accepted.
Al council meeting Monday evening.
charges OF the misrepresentation Of city
money were preferred against Mr. Fortin.
'"ese charges being that he had not
turned into the city treasury certain
sums OF money which he had collected
ana which belonged to the city A special
co"h''l meeting will be held Monday
evening to MI tho vacancy caused by
Forun's resignation, Several bills were
approved and ordered paid among these
ne'hg mat of Contractor f.. f. Moore
Tor about ss75 provided the contractor fur-