Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-03-18
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fish celebrated
their golden wedding March 10, with
a visit from few friends at their
home on South Main street in the
afternoon. They were quite gener-
ously remembered with appropriate
presents which were presented by the
Rev. William Shaw with fitting re-
marks after which light refreshments
were served. Those present from out
of town were Hobart Kendall and his
sister, Mrs. NJ. W. Shattuck, of Rich
rorn.
The sad news of the death Of Stephen.
Youngest son of the Rev. and Mre A.
W. c. Anderson reached here Friday. He
died at the home of his parents, March
To- after a lingering illness with tub
erculosis.-Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn died at
her home IN Medfield, Mass, March
TO- aged 81 years. Her daughter. Mrs. c.
a. James OF this place, who was called
there by her critical condition, remained
with her to the last. The funeral was
held Saturday.-At the annual meeting of
the trustees Of the Enosburgh public
library the following officers were elect
cd: Chairman, w. ]. Chaffee: clerk, C.
!. Ovitt. treasurer, F.. j. Tyler Mrs.
Clara NJ. Pratt was re-engaged as lib
rarian.
Mrs. o. j. Ashton of Rutland, the pres
ident of State Federation OF Womans
clubs. passed Sunday at NJ. p. Perley's
She went to Richford Tuesday
visor E. ]. Best returned from Burling-
ton Saturday. where he had attended the
educational meetlngA.--C. l.. Mason re-
turned from Boston Saturday evening"
Thomas O'Brien returned to Manchester.
n. H.. Monday after six months here
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Casanova Monda: morning. The w. G
IT. L. met will. Mrs. II. a. Fair
banks Tuesday.-Alfred Mills has moved
from Jeffersonville to a tenement OF DR..
A. ]. Darrah on Bismarck street.-The
meetings in the Baptist Church will lie
continued through a portion of the pres
ent week.
A. NJ. Aseltine and L. F.. Beatty have
purchased OF John Kellogg for $500. the
premises on the northeast corner OF Main
and Depot streets. Mr. Kellogg will oc-
cupy the house until May l. 1t is quite
probable that three-stry block may be
erected on the corner the coming seas
on.--A. d. Whitney and James NJ. Hill
of Franklin were in town Monday.-The
Queen Esther Circle will meet with
Charlotte JENNIE Friday at four O'Clock
The latest report from V. A. Irish. who
was operated on at the Montreal Cen
eral hospital last week for a stomach
trouble, was that he was making sat
isfactory progress toward recovery. Mrs.
Irish remains with him.--The condition
Of James Wilder of New York. who was
operated on at the Mary Fletcher hospital
In Burlington for appendicitis Is report
ed as very favorable. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. j. Wilder, went to Burling-
ton Monday for few days stay.-The
condition OF ]. q. JENNIE, who has been
III for some weeks, continues CRITICAL
]. II. Tatro, who sold his place to A. NJ.
Aseltine sometime ago. proposes to sell
his goods and go TO Indianapolis, Ind.
soon.
A doe. which passed through this viii
ligae early Tuesday morning on the
highway. met her death at West Enos-
burgh. She there met William Perkins
at the bridge and Jumped the railing at
his approach She went 10 tho water, rs
feet below. breaking her back. Jerome
Hathaway. game warden, on invesitga-
ton killed it-Miss Blanche Hart OF
CRANKY. Que. has been passing "a few
weeks with her sister Mrs. E. II. Far
rell. went to Proctor Tuesday to visit
her sister. Mrs. ID. W. McGarry. Fred
Boisselle has resigned his position In
the store of Aseltno & Greenwood and
expects to go to Springfield, Mass. soon.
The laundry business which has been
conducted by C. a. Jones Is to be con-
tinued In the interests OF Mrs Martha
Rublee.-The afternoon train TO Rich
ford was derailed near the station At